Old Super-Featherweight/Featherweight/Super-Bantamweight threads

Sounds good drop him.

I always been big on Parra. So my bias says leave him. But facts are he ain't done nothing in awhile and might even be finished with Boxing. He needs to go.

Whats the rule for an inactive pool member again?One year?If so, todays his day...see ya

Lorenza Parra drops from the pool because of inactivity. By a vote of 7-0.

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How far should Rocky Juarez (currently #3) drop after losing a wide decision to Chris John?


Advance to 2nd with John moving above the ratings as champ?
1 spot to 3rd
2 spots to 4th
3 spots to 5th

Should Daud Yordan remain in the pool at 130? He has been in the pool for 6 months but has not fought at this weight in that time. Both his last 2 fights have been at 126.

So should he remain in the pool at 130 or be moved to the pool at Feather or be put in both the 130 & 126 pools?

I think he should be moved to the pool at 126 only

Should Rafael Marquez (in the pool at 126 & 122) remain in the pool at 122? It has been 6 months since he entered the pool & he has not fought at this weight in that time. His last fight was at 126.

I vote he should be removed.

Should Billy Dib remain in the pool at 126? He has been in the pool for 6 months & his only fight in that time is a 1 round no contest against Kenichi Yamaguchi in July.

he's still below John-so what's the problem?:)

I voted 1 spot to 3rd.. although to be honest he should stay right where he is, at least until the people below him win their next fight.

As much as I hate him he hasn't done anything to merit him dropping from the pool. Let's be honest he's fighting once in 6 months is more often than many other pool members. If I'm not mistaken his only loss is to Steve Luevano (now the #1 ranked Featherweight) so within the last year he has fought 3 times.

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Originally Posted by killersheep

As much as I hate him he hasn't done anything to merit him dropping from the pool. Let's be honest he's fighting once in 6 months is more often than many other pool members. If I'm not mistaken his only loss is to Steve Luevano (now the #1 ranked Featherweight) so within the last year he has fought 3 times.

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I never thought he should be there in the 1st place, but just reviewing his pool status after 6 months & although he may have been active; I think he was very lucky not to get disqualified in that last fight for hitting his opponent while he was down, plus he was put that himself...

I think 3 spots as John won at least 10 of the 12 rounds

There is no 'freefall' option so I have to go with 3

Rocky Juarez drops 3 spots by a vote of 4 - 1 - 1