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    We all know the difficulty of trying to keep track of who is the man in each weight division because of
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    is the Champion of each division, which would it be?
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    I like how Boxrec have set up their ranking system.

    Aside form fighters moving weight and down in weight causing a bit of a glitch in the rankings... its a very well thought out system.
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    Great thread, The Ring Magazine is easily the best rankings in the world. The original, and best. Unbiased, well respected, and honestly ranked. All the other ranking systems have lots of shat affecting them, you could go on all day.
    The ring uses the system I use, the man who beat the man. I don't know the Ring rankings, but If I had to guess it'd be...

    Heavyweight - Wladimer Klitschko
    Cruiserweight - O' Neil Bell
    Light Heavyweight - Bernard Hopkins
    Super Middleweight - Joe Calzaghe
    Middleweight - Vacant - 1/2 Taylor/Wright
    Light Middleweight - Corey Spinks
    Welterweight - Floyd Mayweather
    Light Welterweight - Vacant until Hatton wins belt.
    Lightweight - Joel Casamayor
    Super Featherweight - Manny Pacquiao
    Featherweight - Chris John
    Super Bantamweight - Israel Vazquez
    Bantamweight - Rafael Marquez
    Super Flyweight - Vacant - 1/2 Vic Darchinyan/Jorge Arce
    Flyweight - Pongsaklek Wongjonkam
    Light Flyweight - Vacant - made a mess by Viloria/Romero
    Minimumweight - Ivan Calderon
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    Undoubtedly The Ring--you only get the championship by beating the champion and you don't have to pay "sanctioning fees" to ensure you get the title then.

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    The Ring rankings are what I prefer. No BS involved just putting the best in line. Like everybody else already said about the "sanctioning fees", beat the champion to be champion, and to much affecting the other rankings.
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    Quote Originally Posted by JimBoogie
    I like how Boxrec have set up their ranking system.

    Aside form fighters moving weight and down in weight causing a bit of a glitch in the rankings... its a very well thought out system.
    Boxrec's LWW champ? JLC (never fought at LWW)

    Pac's place on the Boxrec p4p? 8th (behind O'neil Bell and Israel Vasquez, among others)

    Boxrec's #10 p4p fighter in the world? Celestino Cabellero (ahead of MAB (12th), JMM (13th), Shane Mosely (15th) and Ricky Hatton (not in the top 25), among others).

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    Quote Originally Posted by JimBoogie
    I like how Boxrec have set up their ranking system.

    Aside form fighters moving weight and down in weight causing a bit of a glitch in the rankings... its a very well thought out system.
    The one thing I dont like about Boxrec is that there are to many other factors involve in boxing to be able to put a mathematical formula to it and have any good accuracy.
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    Quote Originally Posted by yoitsdan
    Great thread, The Ring Magazine is easily the best rankings in the world. The original, and best. Unbiased, well respected, and honestly ranked. All the other ranking systems have lots of shat affecting them, you could go on all day.
    The ring uses the system I use, the man who beat the man. I don't know the Ring rankings, but If I had to guess it'd be...

    Heavyweight - Wladimer Klitschko
    Cruiserweight - O' Neil Bell
    Light Heavyweight - Bernard Hopkins
    Super Middleweight - Joe Calzaghe
    Middleweight - Vacant - 1/2 Taylor/Wright
    Light Middleweight - Corey Spinks
    Welterweight - Floyd Mayweather
    Light Welterweight - Vacant until Hatton wins belt.
    Lightweight - Joel Casamayor
    Super Featherweight - Manny Pacquiao
    Featherweight - Chris John
    Super Bantamweight - Israel Vazquez
    Bantamweight - Rafael Marquez
    Super Flyweight - Vacant - 1/2 Vic Darchinyan/Jorge Arce
    Flyweight - Pongsaklek Wongjonkam
    Light Flyweight - Vacant - made a mess by Viloria/Romero
    Minimumweight - Ivan Calderon
    Ring rankings are here--you're close. http://www.thering-online.com/ringpages/ratings2.html

    HW - vacant (though Klitchko is ranked #1)
    Cruiser - Bell
    SMW - Calzaghe
    MW - Taylor (since Winky didn't beat JT, JT retains the title)
    LMW - vacant (Winky was the last champ, and he vacated)
    WW - Mayweather
    LWW - Hatton (won in from Tszyu, Ring didn't take it because Hatton never said he was leaving 140 for good)
    LW - Casamayor
    JLW/SFW (130) - Barrera (won it from EM after losing to Pac at 126)
    Feather - John
    Jr. Feather - Vasquez
    Bantam - R. Marquez
    Jr. Bantam - vacant (arce is #9, presumably from not fighting anyone good, and darchinian fights at flyweight)
    Fly - vacant (Wongjonkam is #1)
    Jr. Fly - Cazares (Viloria #6)
    Straw - vacant (Caldaron #1)

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