top 3 active boxers of each division.

[nivek535]

min 105
light fly 108
fly 112
super fly 115
bantam 118
super bantam 122
feather 126
super feather 130
light 135
super light 140
welter 147
super welter 154
middle 160
super middle 168
light heavy 175
cruiser 200
heavy 200+

[MasterPlan]

Lol at Mini, Light Fly and Fly Weight. I don't no anyone who fights at those weights.

[Real King Kong]

Lol at Mini, Light Fly and Fly Weight. I don't no anyone who fights at those weights.

Roman gonzalez?

[MasterPlan]

Roman gonzalez?

Well, that's only one. Those weights aren't given enough attention.

[Real King Kong]

Well, that's only one. Those weights aren't given enough attention.

Agreed...and deservedly so. Once in a blue moon someone comes along in those divisions tht can actually punch.

[Mukuro]

Good topic. I'll admit I'm a bit of a casual when it comes to some weight classes, but I'll rank the ones I know. I list them from best down, but too lazy to write a number next to their names.

122
Rigo
Frampton
Donaire (I'm a little hesitant with Donaire, but I think he will KO Quigg and get back into the mix)
126
Loma (based on him embarrassing Russell Jr and Walters possibly outgrowing division)
Walters (probably should be at top, but I want to see if he still makes 126)
Russell (strong performance blitzing Gonzalez, I'd take him over LSC and Mares)
140
Crawford (I think he would lose to Matthysse head to head, but I'll give him top honors pending Lucas's next fight)
Matthysse (probably beats anyone at 140, has a great record, yet somehow is not champ)
Prov? (seems like the guys he has lost to are all at welter except Matthysse. Idk about him, but he is most proven guy and I would favor him over just about anyone at 140 other than the two above)
147
May
Pac (Both may and Pac are granted top slots based on accomplishments as well as talent, but I honestly have doubts that either cold hold off the onslaught of some of the younger guys in the division at this stage)
Thurman (147 is stacked and any number of guys could be mentioned at or near the top. Thurman has shown a pretty formidable game at 147 and he could potentially beat anyone in the division now, including May and Pac)
154
Canelo
Lara (I reluctantly rate him second, but it is a bit of a soft division)
Vacant (don't really want to give anyone the credit at this point)
160
GGG
Cotto
Lemieux (he gets the 3rd slot for having more balls than his competitors as well as taking a title)
168
Ward (assuming he can make 168 anymore)
Degale
Groves (an impressive win over Jack might boost him to second)
175
Kovalev
Beterbiev
Stevenson (Stevenson loses points for being a *****, otherwise he would be above Beterbiev who has no real top wins yet. Beterbiev likely takes him head to head though)
200
Klit
Fury (not sure he deserves it, but he has had a good run and shows balls taking on Klit)
Povetkin (Deontay "the great black hope" Wilder will have to grow a pair and beat a top guy to be considered with the big boys)

[glenn mcrory]

Agreed...and deservedly so. Once in a blue moon someone comes along in those divisions tht can actually punch.

Yes, because being a puncher makes you a better fighter.

lol at people laughing at the more talented, lower division fighters.
People instead choose to support slow-ass, stiff, no cardio having plodding heavyweights.

[nivek535]

Good topic. I'll admit I'm a bit of a casual when it comes to some weight classes, but I'll rank the ones I know. I list them from best down, but too lazy to write a number next to their names.

122
Rigo
Frampton
Donaire (I'm a little hesitant with Donaire, but I think he will KO Quigg and get back into the mix)
126
Loma (based on him embarrassing Russell Jr and Walters possibly outgrowing division)
Walters (probably should be at top, but I want to see if he still makes 126)
Russell (strong performance blitzing Gonzalez, I'd take him over LSC and Mares)
140
Crawford (I think he would lose to Matthysse head to head, but I'll give him top honors pending Lucas's next fight)
Matthysse (probably beats anyone at 140, has a great record, yet somehow is not champ)
Prov? (seems like the guys he has lost to are all at welter except Matthysse. Idk about him, but he is most proven guy and I would favor him over just about anyone at 140 other than the two above)
147
May
Pac (Both may and Pac are granted top slots based on accomplishments as well as talent, but I honestly have doubts that either cold hold off the onslaught of some of the younger guys in the division at this stage)
Thurman (147 is stacked and any number of guys could be mentioned at or near the top. Thurman has shown a pretty formidable game at 147 and he could potentially beat anyone in the division now, including May and Pac)
154
Canelo
Lara (I reluctantly rate him second, but it is a bit of a soft division)
Vacant (don't really want to give anyone the credit at this point)
160
GGG
Cotto
Lemieux (he gets the 3rd slot for having more balls than his competitors as well as taking a title)
168
Ward (assuming he can make 168 anymore)
Degale
Groves (an impressive win over Jack might boost him to second)
175
Kovalev
Beterbiev
Stevenson (Stevenson loses points for being a *****, otherwise he would be above Beterbiev who has no real top wins yet. Beterbiev likely takes him head to head though)
200
Klit
Fury (not sure he deserves it, but he has had a good run and shows balls taking on Klit)
Povetkin (Deontay "the great black hope" Wilder will have to grow a pair and beat a top guy to be considered with the big boys)

fair list, i like your picks/comments.
i have fury and wilder on same level.
i dont like how ward is given so much credit though. and i dont think groves deserves top spots. he feels "cobra-ed" by froch .

Yes, because being a puncher makes you a better fighter.

lol at people laughing at the more talented, lower division fighters.
People instead choose to support slow-ass, stiff, no cardio having plodding heavyweights.

partially agree! but heavyweights can b exciting haha... until clinchko starts clinching..

[Beercules]

Yes, because being a puncher makes you a better fighter.

lol at people laughing at the more talented, lower division fighters.
People instead choose to support slow-ass, stiff, no cardio having plodding heavyweights.

That sig tho

[The Hammer]

160 Golovkin, Alvarez, (Lee or Lemieux)

168 Degale, Quillan, Ramirez

175 Kovalev, Hopkins, Stevenson

200 Drozd, Makabu, Glowacki

200+ Klitschko, Fury, Povetkin