. Joe Calzaghe - Super middleweight
Newbridge (42-0, 31KOs)
Calzaghe was given a torrid time against Sakio Bika but could fight either Denmark's Mikkel Kessler or Bernard Hopkins in February.


2. Ricky Hatton - Light welterweight
Manchester (41-0, 30KOs)
Hatton won the WBA welterweight crown in his first outing since moving up a weight but looked far from convincing against Luis Collazo and has decided to move back down.


3. Clinton Woods - Light heavyweight
Sheffield (39-3-1, 23KOs)
Woods gave a stirring display to defeat Glen Johnson and could now land a British super-fight with super middleweight king Joe Calzaghe.


4. Junior Witter - Light welterweight
Bradford (34-1-2, 19KOs)
Witter ended years of frustration by claiming the WBC title with some ease in September. Could a clash with Ricky Hatton now happen?


5. Scott Harrison - Featherweight
Glasgow (25-2-2, 14KOs)
Harrison has had a hard time of it outside the ring but has the chance to get back on track with a WBO title defence against Nicky Cook in December.


6. Enzo Maccarinelli - cruiserweight
Swansea (25-1, 19KOs)
Maccarinelli was awarded the WBO title without a fight but showed his class in wins over Marcelo Fabian Dominguez and Mark Hobson.


7. Nicky Cook - Featherweight
Dagenham (26-0, 15KOs)
Cook challenges Scott Harrison in December and the former British, European and Commonwealth champion should push him close.


8. Carl Froch - Super middleweight
Nottingham (19-0, 15KOs)
Froch was given a tough examination by Belfast's Brian Magee but could claim a Lonsdale belt outright by beating Tony Dodson in November.


9. David Haye - Cruiserweight
London (16-1, 16KOs)
Haye has a WBC title eliminator against Italy's Giacobbe Fragomeni in November and America's O'Neil Bell lies in wait.


10. Alex Arthur - Super featherweight
Edinburgh (23-1, 17KOs)
Arthur defends his European crown against Sergio Palomo in November and a world title shot could follow in 2007.