SaddoBoxing Official Ratings Updates

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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.

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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.

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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.