SaddoBoxing Official Ratings Updates

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of March 23, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Sultan Ibragimov (formerly eighth) is dropped to the pool due to inactivity. Juan Carlos Gomez falls to seventh following his lost to Vitali Klitschko. While Samuel Peter moves to number six. David Haye & Alexander Dimitrenko move up one spot each to eight and ninth respectively. The number ten ranking becomes vacant.


LIGHTWEIGHT:

Nate Campbell (previously tenth) is removed from the ratings to the pool at Jr. Welter due to his intentions to campaign there and the fact that he has not fought at lightweight in over a year. Number ten is now vacant.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Israel Vasquez currently number one has been inactive for over a year but has been given an extension due to a legitimate injury. Rafael Marquez who has been inactive the same period has been removed to the pool as he has simply been on the sidelines. Marquez’ removal allows Celestino Caballero to move up to second, Juan Manuel Lopez advances to third and Steve Molitor jumps to fourth. Bernard Dunne crashes the rankings at number five on the strength of his KO of Ricardo Cordoba who falls to six. Dunne’s entry forces Daniel Ponce DeLeon, Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym, Jhonny Gonzalez and Rendall Munroe all to drop one spot each to seventh, eighth, ninth and tenth respectively.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Brahim Asloum (last ranked ninth) exits due to inactivity. Hugo Cazares moves up one place to ninth, leaving number ten vacant.


STRAWWEIGHT:

Katsunari Takayama (ninth last time) has been removed to the pool as he has been campaigning at higher weights and has not been active at this weight. Nkosinathi Joyi moves up from tenth to ninth, which creates a vacancy at number 10.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of March 31, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Eddie Chambers debuts at number six following his majority decision over Samuel Peter who previously held that position. The entrance of Chambers causes Samuel Peter, Juan Carlos Gomez, David Haye & Alexander Dimitrenko all to drop one rung each to seventh, eight, ninth and tenth respectively.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Hugo Cazares (eighth at Flyweight) enters at number 10 on the heels of his victory over Roberto Vasquez who exits (remains ranked number nine at bantam). Jose Lopez (currently number nine at Flyweight) enters the pool with his unanimous decision over Pramuansak Posuwan.


FLYWEIGHT:

Jose Lopez drops to the pool because of inactivity. Omar Salado moves from 10th to 9th to fill the spot. The 10th spot is now vacant.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of April 7, 2009

Jr. WELTERWEIGHT:

Kendall Holt retains his ranking at number three although he lost, due to the fact that Timothy Bradley was rated higher and he was able to drop him twice in a close fight.


LIGHTWEIGHT:

Rolando Reyes crashes the rankings at number five with his stunning upset of Julio Diaz (fifth last week) who slips two places to seven with the disastrous defeat. This causes David Diaz to move up one space to six, while Michael Katsidis and Edwin Valero move down a rung each to eighth and ninth respectively to accommodate Reyes’ entry. Yuri Foreman (previously ninth) exits to the pool, as he has now been inactive for over a year. Antonio Pitalua is removed from the pool following his destruction at the hands of Valero. Vincente Escobedo enters the pool with his victory over the veteran Carlos Hernandez.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Gerry Penalosa enters the pool in the lead up to his upcoming bout with Juan Manuel Lopez.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

Gerry Penalosa (forth last time) drops to the pool due to inactivity. Wladimir Sidorenko, Joseph Agbeko, Fernando Montiel, Abner Mares, Roberto Vasquez & Eric Morel all move up a notch & the number ten spot becomes vacant.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of April 17, 2009

MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Paul Williams (number two at Jr. Middle) enters the pool with his dominating victory over Winky Wright.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of April 22, 2009

Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Malcolm Klassen crashes the ratings at number two with his stunning seventh round stoppage of Cassius Baloyi who previously held that position. Baloyi drops two slots to four as he was thoroughly outclassed. Edwin Valero, Roman Martinez, Urbano Antillon, Jorge Barrios, Robert Guerrero & Mzonke Fana all move down one place to fifth, sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth & tenth respectively to accommodate Klassen’s entry and Baloyi’s fall. Nicky Cook (previously tenth) is forced from the ratings into the pool.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Raul Martinez exits the pool after his crushing KO defeat at the hands of number two-ranked Flyweight Nonito Donaire.


FLYWEIGHT:

Hugo Cazares (eighth last time) exits as he is ranked at Jr. Bantam (number ten) due to his win over Roberto Vasquez (number nine at bantam). Omar Salado moves up to fill the gap at number eight. Moruti Mthalane moves from the pool to number nine based on his solid albeit losing performance against number two-rated Nonito Donaire and a recent victory. Zolani Tete also debuts at number ten on the strength of his first round knockout of Rexon Flores.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Brian Viloria rockets from the pool into number two with his spectacular KO of Ulises Solis who plummets from two to four. Edgar Sosa moves up to three, Giovanni Segura, Cesar Canchila, Omar Romero, Juan Carlos Reveco & Juanito Rubillar all drop a rung to fill spots five through nine respectively. Hugo Cazares (previously ninth) exits here as well, because he is ranked at Jr. Bantam and it’s more than likely he will not return to this weight. Number ten remains vacant.


STRAWWEIGHT:

Denver Cuello enters the pool with recent KO win.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of April 28, 2009

CRUISERWEIGHT:

O’Neil Bell is removed from the pool as he has not won a fight in over three years


SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Carl Froch (fifth before) is promoted to number three by kayoing the man who held that position last time Jermain Taylor. Taylor who was ahead on the cards before the KO falls to a five.


MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Billy Lyell leaps into the pool with his surprising upset of previously unbeaten John Duddy. Duddy exits the pool with the defeat. Winky Wright moves from the Jr. Middleweight ratings (formerly tenth) to settle in the pool here, joining the man who most recently defeated him Paul Williams.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Winky Wright (tenth last time) exits because he has not fought at this weight since 2004. Tenth becomes vacant. Oscar De La Hoya exits the pool with the announcement of his retirement.


Jr. WELTERWEIGHT:

Lamont Peterson enters the pool with his seventh round stoppage of previously unbeaten prospect Willy Blain.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Jorge Barrios (previously seventh) exits to the pool because he has not scored a win in over two years. Robert Guerrero moves up from eight to seventh and Mzonke Fana jumps a spot from ninth to eight. Ninth becomes vacant the same as tenth.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Gerry Penalosa is removed from the pool after being kayoed by third ranked Juan Manual Lopez.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

Gerry Penalosa is removed from the pool after being kayoed at Jr. Feather and the fact that he hasn’t fought at Bantam for over a year.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Edren Dapudong enters the pool by knocking out Bert Batawang.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of May 8, 2009

MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Randy Griffin (sixth previously) exits to the pool, as he has not won a fight in over two years. Anthony Mundine (previously seventh), Javier Castillejo (previously eighth), David Lopez (previously ninth) and Amin Asikainen (previously tenth) all move up one place each. Winky Wright departs the pool, as he hasn’t scored a victory in more than two years. Number ten becomes vacant.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Deandre Latimore enters the pool with his strong showing in controversial lose to fifth rated Cory Spinks


Jr. WELTERWEIGHT:

Manny Pacquiao zooms from ninth into the first position with his two round destruction of previous number one Ricky Hatton who tumbles to four. Everyone rated four through eight last time gets pushed down one place with Pacquiao’s ascension.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Choi Tseveenpurev leaves the pool, as he has been inactive for over a year.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

Wladimir Sidorenko (forth last time) trades places with Joseph Agbeko (previously fifth) due to his second straight points lose to number two rated Anselmo Moreno.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Jose Navarro (rated fifth previously) leaves the ratings for the pool due to inactivity and the fact that he has not recorded a victory in nearly two years. Navarro’s exit moves up everyone rated sixth through ten previously one place each and creates a vacancy at ten.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of May 15, 2009

CRUISERWEIGHT:

Wayne Braithwaite exits the pool as he has not fought in over a year.


LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT:

Antonio Tarver (forth last time) falls one place to fifth after suffering his second straight points defeat to number two ranked Chad Dawson. Zsolt Erdei moves up from fifth to fill number four.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of May 17, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Kevin Johnson enters the pool with his impressive sixth round stoppage of previously unbeaten Devin Vargas.


SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Andre Ward enters the pool after schooling Edison Miranda who is ousted.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

AJ Banal (in the pool at 115) moves into the pool here as well with his second round destruction of Mbwana Matumla.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Alexander Munoz (previously second) is dropped to the pool due to inactivity. Everyone rated three through nine last time jumps up one space each. Kohei Kono moves from the pool to fill the ninth position on the heels of his decision over Daniel Ferreras. Number ten remains vacant.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of May 26, 2009

LIGHTWEIGHT:

Urbano Antillon enters at number ten with his most recent work being done here.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Rafael Marquez (in the pool at Jr. Feather) also enters the pool here with his victorious return to the ring.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Toshiaki Nishioka leaps from the pool to take over the number nine slot with his third round KO of Jhonny Gonzalez (previously ninth). Gonzalez falls two spots to settle in the pool.

SADDO BOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of June 5, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Sultan Ibragimov is removed from the pool due to inactivity.


SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Anthony Mundine comes out of the pool as he is now concentrating his efforts on middleweight.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Kermit Cintron (formerly in the pool at welter) takes over the vacant tenth position with his dominant decision win over highly touted prospect Alfredo Angulo who remains in the pool.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Kermit Cintron is removed from the pool as he is now ranked at Jr. Middle (number ten) after his win over Alfredo Angulo (in the pool at Jr. Middle).


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Jeffrey Mathebula enters the pool with his recent close loss to number two-rated Celestino Caballero.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

Yonnhy Perez smashes his way from the pool into number three with his come from behind stoppage of Silence Mabuza who previously held that position. Mabuza plummets two places to fifth. Wladimir Sidorenko, Fernando Montiel, Abner Mares, Roberto Vasquez & Eric Morel all drop one spot each to accommodate Perez’ entry and Mabuza’s demotion.


FLYWEIGHT:

Xiong Zhao-Zhong enters the pool with his strong showing in loss to number one Diasuke Naito.


STRAWWEIGHT:

Muhammad Rachman drops one place from seventh to eight after his decision loss to current number three Oleydong Sithsamerchai. Juan Palacios rises from eighth to take over number seven.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of June 11, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Denis Boystov enters the pool with his impressive sixth round stoppage of Taras Bidenko.


JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Carlos Quintana (formerly seventh at Welter) enters the pool as his most recent fight was at this weight.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Carlos Quintana (previously seventh) falls from the ratings to the pool, as he has not fought at Welter since his first round knockout loss to Paul Williams (number two at Jr. Middle) a year ago. Isaac Hlatshwayo, Zab Judah and Manny Pacquiao all move up one place. Number ten becomes vacant.


FLYWEIGHT:

Bernard Inom comes out of the pool, as he has been inactive for over a year.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Juanito Rubillar (previously ninth) falls two spots and out of the ratings to the pool, after his technical decision loss to seventh ranked Omar Nino as this was his second straight loss in a row. Number nine becomes vacant, the same as tenth. Nelson Dieppa is dropped from the pool due to inactivity.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of June 19, 2009

MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Javier Castillejo (formerly seventh) exits as he has now retired. David Lopez and Amin Asikainen move up to seventh and eighth respectively. Number nine becomes vacant along with tenth.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

David Lopez enters the pool as he last competed here.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Joshua Clottey falls one spot from forth to fifth due to his close loss to second ranked Miguel Cotto. Andre Berto (previously fifth) moves up one to take over forth.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Shoji Kimura enters the pool with his KO of Tomoki Kanazawa and his recent good form.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Rodel Mayol enters the pool after his sixth round technical draw with number one rated Ivan Calderon.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of June 25, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Wladimir Klitschko (number one last time) assumes his place as champion of the division with his dominant KO of Ruslan Chagaev (previously third). Chagaev falls one spot to number four. Vitali Klitschko (formerly second) is now the number one contender. Nicolai Valuev leap frogs Chagaev moving from forth into second. Undefeated Alexander Povetkin jumps from fifth to third. Eddie Chambers, Samuel Peter, Juan Carlos Gomez, David Haye and Alexander Dimitrenko all move up one spot each to fill positions five through nine. Number ten becomes vacant.


LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT:

Jean Pascal crashes the ratings at number six after his exciting unanimous decision over Adrian Diaconu. Diaconu falls two places from sixth to eighth with the loss. Clinton Woods (previously eighth) advances one position to seventh. Gabriel Campillo enters at number nine with his upset majority decision victory over Hugo Garay who had settled at ninth to accommodate Pascal’s entry. Garay plummets two places out of the ratings to land in the pool. Juergen Braehmer (formerly tenth) is also pushed into the pool to accommodate Pascal’s and Campillo’s entry.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Fernando Beltran Jr. enters the pool with his unanimous decision victory over former amateur standout Monty Meza Clay.

SADDO BOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of July 2, 2009

MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Dimitri Pirog enters the pool with his unanimous decision over Kofi Jantuah.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Vanes Martirosyan enters the pool with his dominate performance in forcing Andrey Tsurkan to quit in six.


LIGHTWEIGHT:

David Diaz (sixth last time) exits to the pool due to inactivity. Julio Diaz, Michael Katsidis, Edwin Valero and Urbano Antillon all advance a spot to fill the void. Number ten becomes vacant.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Edwin Valero (formerly fifth, eighth at lightweight) exits, as he has not fought at this weight in over a year. Roman Martinez, Urbano Antillon, Robert Guerrero and Mzonke Fana all move up one. Number eight becomes vacant the same as tenth.


STRAWWEIGHT:

Nkosinathi Joyi (previously ninth) soars to number six with his unanimous decision over the man that formerly held that spot Florante Condes. Condes drops two places to number eight, which pushes Muhammad Rachman down a spot to ninth.

SADDO BOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS UPDATE - As of July 13, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Alexander Dimitrenko (previously ninth) falls two spots into the pool. Number nine becomes vacant along with tenth.


CRUISERWEIGHT:

Grigory Drozd enters the pool with an impressive performance in becoming the 1st ever to stop durable Darnell Wilson.


LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT:

Chris Henry enters the pool following his knockout of Shawn George.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Takashi Miura enters the ratings at number nine after scoring a dramatic 7th round stoppage victory over previously unbeaten Yoshimitsu Yashiro.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

Sasha Bakhtin enters the pool after stopping Indonesian Richard Samosir in eight rounds. Undefeated Kohei Ohba also enters the pool with his unanimous decision over Umano.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of July 19, 2009

SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Arthur Abraham (formerly second at middleweight) enters the pool as he intends to campaign at this new weight.


MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Arthur Abraham (previously second) exits the middleweight ratings to campaign at super-middle. Felix Sturm, Sebastian Sylvester, Khoren Gevor, Anthony Mundine, David Lopez and Amin Asikainen all advance one spot to fill the void. There are now three vacancies with eighth, ninth and tenth unoccupied.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Daniel Santos (previously eight) is moved to the pool due to over a year’s inactivity. Joachim Alcine (formerly in the pool) exits, as he has also been inactive.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Undefeated Kevin Mitchell enters the rankings at number ten.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Cristobal Cruz (previously eight) rockets to forth by scoring a unanimous decision over Jorge Solis, who plummets three places to seventh. Hiroyuki Enoki is pushed down one from seventh to eighth with Solis’ demotion. Israel Vasquez enters the pool as he plans to continue his career at this weight.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Israel Vasquez (formerly first) has been removed from the ratings and moved to the pool at feather due to inactivity and the fact that he intends to campaign at the higher weight. Celestino Caballero, Juan Manuel Lopez, Steve Molitor, Bernard Dunne, Ricardo Cordoba, Daniel Ponce DeLeon, Poonsawat Kratingdaeggym, Toshiaki Nishioka & Rendall Munroe all progress up a spot each to fill the gap at the top. Number ten becomes vacant.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of July 26, 2009

CRUISERWEIGHT:

Undefeated Denis Lebedev enters the pool with his punishing third round stoppage of Enzo Maccarinelli. Maccarinelli is removed from the pool having suffered three KO losses in his last four starts. Enad Licina also enters the pool based on his recent form and opposition.


MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Paul Williams moves from the pool into the vacant eighth position, based on his impressive performance against Winky Wright.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Jamie Moore who last lost in 2004 enters at number ten having fought a host of solid competition.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Selcuk Aydin enters the pool by stopping well-regarded pool member Jackson Bonsu. Bonsu is removed from the pool with the loss.


Jr. WELTERWEIGHT:

Amir Khan (in the pool at lightweight) crashes the ratings at number seven with his unanimous decision over Andreas Kotelnik. Kotelnik falls from seventh to ninth. Ricardo Torres is forced down one from nith to tenth with Kotelnik’s demotion and Herman Ngoudjo is squeezed out of the ratings to the pool.


LIGHTWEIGHT:

Miguel Vasquez enters at number ten with his upset split decision victory over previously undefeated Breidis Prescott. Prescott exits the pool with the setback. Antonio DeMarco enters the pool after stopping Anges Adjaho in nine rounds.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Elio Rojas leaps into number five scoring a unanimous over Takahiro Aoh. Aoh (formerly fifth) slumps two places to seventh. Which forces Jorge Solis down one to eight. Ryol-Li Lee enters at nine after outpointing Hiroyuki Enoki who falls two spots from ninth into the pool. Martin Honorio is also forced out of the ratings with the entry of Rojas and Lee.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Katsunari Takayama exits the pool after his loss the Roman Gonzalez (number one at Strawweight) at the lower weight.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of July 31, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Undefeated American Chris Arreola enters at number nine having KO’d Jameel McCline in his last fight.


SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Jeff Lacy is removed from the pool as his most recent fight was at Light-heavyweight and he is set to face Roy Jones (tenth at Light-heavy) in his next fight. His last fight at Super-middlewight was a decision loss to Jermain Taylor (forth at Super-middle) in November 2008.


MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Randy Griffin exits the pool due to inactivity.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Vernon Forrest (formerly number one) is removed from the ratings due to his tragic death. Everyone rated second through ten last time advances one position each creating a vacancy at tenth that is filled by Deandre Latimore who is coming of a close split-decision loss to Cory Spinks (now forth at Jr. Middle).


WELTERWEIGHT:

Carlos Quintana (in the pool at Jr. Middle) leaves the pool, as he has not fought at Welter since being blown out in one round by Paul Williams (second at Jr. Middle and eighth at middle) in June of 2008.


LIGHTWEIGHT:

Miguel Acosta enters at number nine after scoring an explosive ninth round KO over previously undefeated Urbano Antillon. Antillon plummets two places from ninth to land in the pool. Amir Khan is removed from the pool, as he is now ranked seventh at Jr. Welter. Yuri Romanov also exits the pool based on the fact that he has not fought in over a year.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Alexander Munoz exits the pool as he has not fought at this weight in over a year & recently competed at a higher weight. Undefeated Hernan Marquez enters at ninth after his decision victory over solid Juan Esquer.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Juanito Rubillar is removed from the pool after being stopped by fifth rated Giovanni Segura.


STRAWWEIGHT:

Manuel Vargas enters at number ten with wins over Daniel Reyes and Walter Tello.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of August 6, 2009

Jr. WELTERWEIGHT:

Devon Alexander smashes his way into the ratings at number eight after forcing Junior Witter to quit in the eighth. Witter (previously rated eighth) plummets three places to land in the pool. Victor Cayo enters the pool after winning an upset decision over Julio Diaz (number six at lightweight)


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Dimitri Kirilov (formerly seventh) is removed from the ratings to the pool due to inactivity. Hugo Cazares and Kohei Kono move up to seventh and eighth respectively. Number nine becomes vacant along with tenth.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of August 14, 2009

Jr. WELTERWEIGHT:

Ricardo Torres (previously tenth) is removed to the pool, as he has not fought at this weight in over a year. Number ten becomes vacant.


LIGHTWEIGHT:

Julio Diaz (formerly sixth) is removed to the pool after suffering two defeats in a row; a KO to Rolando Reyes (now rated fifth) followed by a decision loss to Victor Cayo (now in the pool at Jr. welter). Michael Katsidis, Edwin Valero, Miguel Acosta & Miguel Vasquez all move up on place to fill the gap. Number ten becomes vacant. Jorge Barrios (previously in the pool at Jr. Light) moves into the pool as he is now campaigning at this weight.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Jorge Barrios (now in the pool at Lightweight) exits the pool as he is now fighting at the higher weight.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Oscar Larios has announced his retirement; therefore he is removed from the pool.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of August 22, 2009

Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Nonito Donaire enters at number nine after defeating pool member Rafael Concepcion. Concepcion who came in over weight exits the pool after the loss.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of August 28, 2009

SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Robert Stieglitz enters at number seven after stopping Karoly Balzsay who was previously rated there. Balzsay tumbles three places to number ten with the loss. Andre Dirrell is squeezed out of number ten into the pool to accommodate Stieglitz’s entry.


Jr. WELTERWEIGHT:

Juan Diaz (number two at Lightweight) enters at number five after winning a close decision over Paulie Malignaggi. Malignaggi only drops one rung due to the closeness of the contest. Juan Urango, Amir Khan, Devon Alexander and Andreas Kotelnik are all pushed down a position with the admission of Diaz.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Robert Guerrero soars from seventh to second after dominating Malcolm Klassen who plummets two spots to forth. Cassius Baloyi, Roman Martinez & Urbano Antillon are all forced down one place to accommodate Guerrero’s advancement. Humberto Mauro Gutierrez enters the pool after winning a close decision over previously unbeaten pool member Sergey Gulyakevich.


FLYWEIGHT:

Julio Cesar Miranda enters the pool after recently stopping Eric Ortiz in less than a round. Jesus Jimenez also enters the pool after destroying normally durable Santiago Ivan Acosta in four rounds.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of September 4, 2009

CRUISERWEIGHT:

Victor Emilio Ramirez is removed from the pool after losing to forth ranked Marco Huck.


LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT:

Tavoris Cloud leaps from the pool to number seven after scoring a unanimous decision over Clinton Woods (formerly seventh). Woods falls three places to land at tenth. Roy Jones Jr. is pushed from tenth to the pool with Cloud’s entry.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Jesus Soto Karass enters the pool, on his victory over Edvan dos Santos Barros.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Lorenza Parra is removed from the pool due to inactivity.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

AJ Banal drops from pool after three fights at Bantamweight and his last fight at this weight being a loss.


FLYWEIGHT:

Xiang Zhao Zhong exits the pool after suffering his third loss in a row.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of September 13, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Sam Peter is demoted one position to seventh. Juan Carlos Gomez advances a spot into Peters old place at six.


LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT:

Clinton Woods (formerly number ten) is removed as he has announced his retirement. Roy Jones Jr. sneaks back from the pool to fill the gap at tenth.


SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Denis Inkin is demoted one position from nine to ten. Karoly Balzsay moves up a notch to ninth to sit above Inkin who he holds a victory over.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Urbano Antillon (formerly seventh and still in the pool at Lightweight) exits the division ratings as his last three fights have been at Lightweight and he has not fought at this weight in over a year. Mzonke Fana, Takashi Miura & Kevin Mitchell all move up a notch with tenth becoming vacant.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

Z. Gorrez (formerly fifth at Jr. Bantam) enters the pool having fought his last two fights at this weight.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Z. Gorrez (previously fifth) is moved from the ratings to the pool at Bantam, as his last two fights have been at that weight and he has not fought at this weight for over a year. Daiki Kameda, Hugo Cazares, Kohei Kono, Nonito Donaire, all move up one to fill the gap whilst undefeated nineteen-year-old Marvin Sonsona who had just won the vacant tenth position with his unanimous decision over pool member Jose Lopez slides up one to ninth.


FLYWEIGHT:

Luis Concepcion breaks into the ratings at number eight after stopping Omar Salado. Salado (previously eighth) falls three places to land in the pool.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Brahim Asloum is removed from the pool as he has not fought at this weight since 2007 and has announced his retirement.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of September 19, 2009

Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Sergio Mora (previously fifth) is moved to the pool because he has not fought in over a year. Sergei Dzindziruk, James Kirkland, Kermit Cintron, Jamie Moore and Deandre Latimore all move up a notch, with number ten becoming vacant.


LIGHTWEIGHT:

Joel Casamayor (previously third) is dropped to the pool due to inactivity. Ali Funeka, Rolando Reyes, Michael Katsidis, Edwin Valero, Miguel Acosta and Miguel Vazquez all advance one place. Number nine becomes vacant with tenth.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Cristian Mijares (formerly forth) is removed from the ratings altogether after suffering three loses in a row. Daiki Kameda, Hugo Cazares, Kohei Kono, Nonito Donaire and Marvin Sonsona all increase one position. Number nine is now vacant; the same as tenth. Takafumi Sakata (formerly number seven at Flyweight) enters the pool as he is now fighting at this weight.


FLYWEIGHT:

Takafumi Sakata (previously seventh) exits the ratings for the pool at Jr. Bantamweight as he is now campaigning at that weight. Luis Concepcion, Moruti Mthalane and Zolani Tete all move up one, while number 10 becomes vacant.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of September 26, 2009

MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Marco Antonio Rubio is removed from the pool as he has not fought in the time he has been listed there and his last fight being a stoppage to number one rated Kelly Pavlik.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Floyd Mayweather Jr. enters at number ten after putting on a clinic against Jun Manuel Marquez (number one at lightweight).


LIGHTWEIGHT:

Vincente Escobedo is removed from the pool after losing to fifth ranked Michael Katsidis.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Daud Yordan is moved from this pool to the featherweight pool, as he has been fighting there recently.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Chris John (previously number one) claims the vacant championship with his victory over Rocky Juarez (who entered at third). Steve Luevano advances from second to first. Cristobal Cruz, Elio Rojas and Mario Santiago all jump two places to second, third and forth respectively while Rocky Juarez plummets three spots to fifth (after moving to second with John’s ascension to champion). Daud Yordan (previously in the pool at Jr. Lightweight) enters the pool having fought his last two fights here. Billy Dib is removed from the pool as he has only recorded a one round no contest in the six months he has been listed here.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Rafael Marquez (in the pool at Feather as well) exits the pool here as he is looking to continue fighting as a featherweight.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

Roberto Vasquez (formerly ninth and still in the pool at Jr. Bantam) is removed as he has not fought at this weight in over a year. Eric Morel advances a spot to ninth while tenth becomes vacant.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Simphiwe Nongqayi leaps from the pool to number three after defeating Jorge Arce who held that position last time. Arce falls three places to sixth. Kohei Kono, Nonito Donaire and Marvin Sonsona are all pushed down a spot with Arce’s demotion.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of October 2, 2009

CRUISERWEIGHT:

Firat Arslan (formerly seventh) is removed to the pool due to inactivity. Giocobbe Fragomeni, Vadim Tokarev and BJ Flores all advance one position while tenth becomes vacant.


MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Matthew Macklin jumps from the pool to number seven after stopping Amin Asikainen (formerly seventh). Asikainen is removed to the pool after losing two of his last three fights.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

James Kirkland is removed altogether after receiving a two year prison sentence. Kermit Cintron, Jamie Moore and Deandre Latimore all advance one spot each to fill the gap. Number nine becomes vacant like tenth.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Thailand’s Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym (previously seventh) leaps to forth after annihilating Bernard Dunne who was rated there last week. Dunne tumbles 3 spots to land in the Thai’s old position at seventh.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of October 9, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Sam Peter is demoted one position to eighth. David Haye overtakes Peter moving up a notch to seventh.


MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Matthew Macklin is demoted a position from seventh to eighth. Paul Williams (previously number eight) advances ahead of Macklin to seven based of his more important win over Winky Wright.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Antonio Margarito (formerly third) is moved to the pool on the basis of his one-year ban. Andre Berto, Joshua Clottey, Luis Collazo, Isaac Hlatswayo, Zab Judah, Manny Pacquiao and Floyd Mayweather Jr. all move up one spot leaving number ten vacant.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

Michael Domingo enters the pool after stopping Jose Navarro (a Jr. Bantam pool member going in).


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Undefeated Drian Francisco earns the vacant tenth ranking after becoming the first to stop Roberto Vasquez. Vasquez is removed from the pool after suffering two loses in a row. Jose Navarro is also removed from the pool due to inactivity and losing his last three, the last of which was at Bantam.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of October 17, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Odlanier Solis enters the pool after stopping Monte Barrett in two rounds.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Undefeated Juan Carlos Salgado crashes the ratings at number three after crushing the man who previously held that spot Jorge Linares in one round. Linares tumbles three places to sixth. Roman Martinez, Mzonke Fana, Takashi Miura and Kevin Mitchell all slide down a position to accommodate Salgado’s entry.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Undefeated Satoshi Hosono enters the pool after defeating Hiroyuki Enoki. Enoki exits the pool after now losing two fights in a row.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Rogers Mtagwa enters the pool after nearly upsetting current number two Juan Manuel Lopez.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Ryo Miyazaki enters the pool after defeating Munetsugu Kayo who is removed from the pool after the loss.


STRAWWEIGHT:

Ronald Barrera is removed from the pool as his only fight in the last six months was a stoppage loss to current number two Raul Garcia.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of October 23, 2009

CRUISERWEIGHT:

Yoan Pablo Hernandez earns the vacant number ten ranking after defeating Enad Licina (who entered as a pool member). Licina is removed from the pool with the defeat.


SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Arthur Abraham smashes his way from the pool to number four after scoring a spectacular late KO over Jermain Taylor. Taylor plummets two spots to sixth after losing his second straight fight by KO. Taylor’s fall pushes Sakio Bika, Robert Stieglitz, Allan Green and Karoly Balzsay all down a place while Denis Inkin is squeezed out of number ten into the pool. Jean Pascal (sixth at Light-Heavy) is removed from the pool, as he looks set to remain at Light Heavyweight for the time being.


MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Moving from the pool Daniel Geale claims the vacant number nine ranking with his wide decision win over unrated Samir Barbosa.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Mario Santiago (previously forth at Feather) enters the pool as his most recent work has been done at this weight.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Mario Santiago (formerly forth) is moved to the pool at Jr. Lightweight, as his last two fights have been at that weight and he has not fought at Featherweight in over a year. Rocky Juarez, Takahiro Aoh, Jorge Solis, Ryol Li Lee and Yuriorkis Gamboa all move up a notch. Number nine is now vacant with tenth.


FLYWEIGHT:

Nonito Donaire (formerly second and still eighth at Jr. Bantam) is removed, as he does not plan on returning to this weight. Omar Narvaez, Denkaosan Kaovichit, Pongsaklek Wonjongkam, Koki Kameda, Luis Concepcion, Moruti Mthalane and Zolani Tete all advance one position to fill the gap. Number nine is now vacant like tenth.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of October 31, 2009

MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Danny Jacobs and Sebastian Zbik both enter the pool, bringing some new talent to the division.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Ryan Rhodes enters at seven after defeating Jamie Moore. Moore tumbles straight from seventh to the pool.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Highly touted prospect Saul Alvarez enters the pool.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Rafael Marquez claims the vacancy at number nine.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

Nehomar Cermeno fresh of back-to-back wins over Cristian Mijares fills the vacant gap at number ten.


FLYWEIGHT:

Julio Cesar Miranda takes over the vacancy at nine.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Ryo Miyazaki fills the vacant ninth position and Adrian Hernandez rounds out the division taking over the vacancy at tenth.


STRAWWEIGHT:

Yasutaka Kuroki and Luis Alberto Rios enter the pool.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of November 8, 2009

LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT:

Bernard Hopkins is demoted a position from first to second due to inactivity. Chad Dawson (previously second) advances into the top spot.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Carlos Quintana is removed from the pool due to inactivity.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Zab Judah (previously seventh) is demoted two places to ninth. Manny Pacquiao (previously eighth) and Floyd Mayweather Jr. (previously ninth) advance to seventh and eighth respectively.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Daniel Ponce DeLeon (previously sixth at Jr. Feather) enters the pool as his two most recent fights have been at this weight.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Daniel Ponce DeLeon (formerly sixth) is moved to the pool at Feather, as his last two fights have come at that weight and he has fought here in over a year. Bernard Dunne, Toshiaki Nishioka and Rendall Munroe all move up a spot. Number nine joins ten as being vacant.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of November 15, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

David Haye rockets from seventh to second with his win over the giant Nicolay Valuev. Valuev falls a notch to third. Alexander Povetkin, Ruslan Chagaev, Eddie Chambers and Juan Carlos Gomez are all pushed down a place to accommodate Haye’s advancement.


LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT:

Chad Dawson (previously number one) claims the championship with his dominant performance in outpointing Glen Johnson. Bernard Hopkins (second last time) moves back up to first. Zsolt Erdei (previously forth) and Antonio Tarver (previously fifth) leapfrog Johnson to land at second and third respectively; while Johnson (formerly third) is now forth. Jean Pascal, Tavoris Cloud, Adrian Diaconu, Gabriel Campillo and Roy Jones Jr all advance a spot with Dawson ascension to champion. Number ten becomes vacant.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Alfredo Angulo claims the vacant tenth position after annihilating previously undefeated Harry Joe Yorgey.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of November 22, 2009

SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Sakio Bika previously seventh is moved to the pool, as he has not fought at this weight in a year. Robert Stieglitz, Allan Green & Karoly Balzsay all move up one. Number ten becomes vacant.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Yuri Foreman enters the ratings at nine after upsetting veteran Daniel Santos. Santos exits the pool after the lacklustre performance.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Manny Pacquiao zooms up the ratings from seventh to second after a dominating victory over Miguel Cotto. Cotto falls a place to third. Andre Berto, Joshua Clottey, Luis Collazo, Isaac Hlatswayo all drop a position to accommodate The Pacmans rise. Alfonso Gomez claims the vacant tenth rating with his technical decision over pool member Jesus Soto Karass.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Undefeated Puerto Rican Victor Fonseca enters the pool.


BANTAMWEIGHT:

Z. Gorres is removed from the pool after suffering a life threatening injury.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of November 29, 2009

CRUISERWEIGHT:

Zsolt Erdei (currently second at Light-Heavy) also claims a rating in this division after defeating Giacobbe Fragomeni entering at seven. Fragomeni (previously seventh) moves down to eight. Vadim Tokarev and BJ Flores drop to ninth and tenth respectively. While Yoan Pablo Hernandez is squeezed from the ratings to the pool.


SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Andre Ward rockets from the pool to first with his dominant victory over Mikkel Kessler. Kessler (formerly first) drops two places to third. Carl Froch, Arthur Abraham, Librado Andrade, Jermain Taylor, Robert Stieglitz, Allan Green and Karoly Balzsay all move down a notch to accommodate Wards entry.


Jr. LIGHTWEIGHT:

Vitali Tajbert enters the pool after winning a decision over current pool member Humberto Gutierrez.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Undefeated Wifredo Vasquez Jr. enters the pool, as does Japans Hiromasa Ohashi.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Alejandro Hernandez enters the pool after fighting to a draw with current number nine Marvin Sonsona.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Rodel Mayol leaps from the pool to take over the third ranking after winning a controversial stoppage over Edgar Sosa. Sosa (previously third) slips to forth. Ulises Solis, Giovanni Segura, Cesar Canchilla, Omar Romero, Juan Carlos Reveco and Ryo Myazaki are all pushed down a spot with Mayol’s entry. Adrian Hernandez drops from tenth to the pool.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of December 9, 2009

CRUISERWEIGHT:

Vadim Tokarev (formerly ninth) exits to the pool due to inactivity. BJ Flores moves up one from ten to nine. Number ten becomes vacant.


SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Librado Andrade (previously sixth) falls two spots to eighth after being stopped in four by current number two Lucian Bute. Jermain Taylor and Robert Stieglitz advance a position each to sixth and seventh respectively due to Andrade’s demotion.


Jr. MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Paul Williams (number seven at Middle and formerly first here) is removed as he has not fought at this weight in over a year an his last two fights have been as a middleweight. Sergio Martinez (previously second) moves into first. Verno Phillips (formerly third) is moved to the pool due to inactivity. Cory Spinks, Sergei Dzindziruk, Kermit Cintron, Ryan Rhodes, Deandre Latimore, Yuri Foreman and Alfredo Angulo all jump up two places to fills the gaps left by Williams and Phillips’ departures. Numbers nine and ten become vacant.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Rafal Jackiewics enters the pool after defeating current pool member Delvin Rodriguez.


LIGHTWEIGHT:

Undefeated Kevin Mitchell (number ten at Jr. Light) also gains a ranking here at number ten by defeating Breidis Prescott. Martin Honorio (previously in the pool at Feather) enters the pool after upsetting previously undefeated John Molina.


FEATHERWEIGHT:

Martin Honorio exits the pool as he is now listed in the Lightweight pool after upsetting John Molina.


FLYWEIGHT:

Koki Kameda (previously fifth) claims the vacant championship after defeating Daisuke Naito. Naito (formerly first) falls two spots to third. Omar Narvaez and Denkaosan Kaovichit move into first and second respectively. Luis Concepcion, Moruti Mthalane, Zolani Tete and Julio Cesar Miranda all move up a spot each due to Kameda’s advancement. Number nine joins tenth as vacant.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of December 14, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Tony Thompson enters the pool after stopping Chazz Witherspoon.


CRUISERWEIGHT:

Yoan Pablo Hernandez sneaks his way back into the ratings taking over the vacant tenth position. Danny Green enters the pool fresh of his first round KO of Roy Jones Jr. (currently ninth at Light-Heavy).


SUPER-MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Eduard Gutknecht enters at number ten, thanks to his victory over Karoly Balzsay who slips from tenth into the pool.


Jr. MIDLEWEIGHT:

Joachim Alcine re-enters the ratings filling the previously vacant ninth position with his recent victory over Christophe Canclaux.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Undefeated Wilfredo Vasquez Jr. enters the rating at number nine.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of December 21, 2009

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Kevin Johnson is removed from the pool after losing a wide decision to number one rared Vitali Klitschko.


LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT:

Adrian Diaconu drops a rung from seventh to eighth after losing to fifth Rated Jean Pascal for the second time in another tough fight. Gabriel Campillo advances from eighth to seventh in the reshuffling. Juergen Braehmer advances from the pool claiming the vacant tenth spot with his hard fought victory over previously unbeaten Dmitry Sukhotsky.


MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Sebastian Zbik (previously in the pool) gains entry into the ratings after his close victory over previously undefeated Emanuele Della Rosa.


WELTERWEIGHT:

Jan Zaveck smashes his way into the ratings at number seven by stopping Isaac Hlatswayo in three rounds. Hlatswayo plummets three spots from seventh to tenth, which forces Alfonso Gomez out of tenth and into the pool.


Jr. WELTERWEIGHT:

Paul Malignaggi advances from sixth to fifth on the strength of his win over Juan Diaz. Diaz tumbles three places from fifth to land at eight. Juan Urango and Amir Khan advance to six and seven respectively following Diaz’ demotion.

SADDOBOXING OFFICIAL RATINGS – As of December 28, 2009

WELTERWEIGHT:

Jan Zaveck (previously seventh) is demoted a spot to eighth. This allows Floyd Mayweather Jr. to advance ahead from eighth to seventh.


Jr. FEATHERWEIGHT:

Unheralded Masaaki Serie enters the pool after upsetting Shoji Kimura. Kimura is removed from the pool following the loss.


Jr. BANTAMWEIGHT:

Hernan Marquez is removed from the pool as he as now rated as a Flyweight (ninth). Alejandro Hernandez is removed from the pool after being stopped by tenth rated Bantam Nehomar Cermeno.


FLYWEIGHT:

Hernan Marquez (formerly in the pool at Jr. Bantam) earns the vacant ninth position with his recent KO over unrated Ricardo Armenta at this weight.


Jr. FLYWEIGHT:

Johnriel Casimero crashes the ratings at seven after stopping Cesar Canchila in round eleven. Canchila (previously seventh) plummets three spots to tenth. Ryo Myazaki (formerly tenth) is squeezed out of the ratings to the pool to accommodate Casimero’s entry.