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Current Issue: SEPTEMBER 2007

Who wins?

David Haye
Vitali Klitschko

Current Results:

David Haye: 49%
Vitali Klitschko: 51%

World Ratings SEPTEMBER 2007

Each month we bring you the latest world ratings as compiled for the magazine at press-time, listing the latest Top-10 in each of the 17 weight divisions.

Boxers are American unless stated. Fighters won-lost-draw records appear alongside their names. No Contests appear as a fourth figure. An asterisk* denotes southpaw.

See the magazine for a further two-page chart of the LATEST TOP-20 BRITISH RATINGS

where Boxing Monthly also concentrates on a TOP 20 for each of the main UK divisions, giving fighters a real incentive - to break into the top 20 best. The only exceptions are the fly, bantam and s/bantam divisions where we show a British top 15 at present.

Ratings from the SEPTEMBER 2007 issue:

  WEIGHT DIVISIONS: HEAVYWEIGHT
OVER 200lbs/14st 4lbs

1: Wladimir Klitschko (Ukraine), 49-3, IBF

2: Oleg Maskaev, 34-5, WBC

3: Samuel Peter (Nigeria), 28-1

4: Ruslan Chagaev* (Uzbekhistan), 23-0-1, WBA

5: Sultan Ibragimov* (Russia), 21-0-1, WBO

6: Nikolay Valuev (Russia), 46-1-0-1

7: Hasim Rahman, 42-6-2

8: Tony Thompson*, 30-1

9: John Ruiz, 41-7-1-1

10: Juan Carlos Gomez* (Cuba), 41-7-1-1

CRUISERWEIGHT LIGHT-HEAVYWEIGHT
200lbs/14st 4lbs

1: Jean-Marc Mormeck (France), 33-3, WBC/WBA

2: O'Neil Bell, 26-2-1

3: Steve Cunningham, 20-1, IBF

4: Guillermo Jones (Panama), 35-3-2

5: David Haye (GB), 19-1

6: Enzo Maccarinelli (GB), 27-1, WBO

7: Marco Huck (Germany), 19-0

8: Krzysztof Wlodarczyk (Poland), 37-2

9: Tomasz Adamek (Poland), 32-1

10: Matt Godfrey, 16-0
175lbs/12st 7lbs

1: Bernard Hopkins, 48-4-1-1

2: Antonio Tarver*, 25-4

3: Clinton Woods (GB), 40-3-1, IBF

4: Glengoffe Johnson, 46-11-2

5: Chad Dawson*, 24-0-0-1, WBC

6: Zsolt Erdei (Hungary), 27-0, WBO

7: Roy Jones Jr, 51-4

8: Paul Briggs (Australia), 26-3

9: Stipe Drews (Croatia), 32-1, WBA

10: Adrian Diaconu (Canada), 24-0

SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT MIDDLEWEIGHT
168lbs/12st

1: Joe Calzaghe* (GB), 43-0, WBO

2: Mikkel Kessler (Denmark), 39-0, WBC

3: Anthony Mundine (Australia), 29-3, WBA

4: Jeff Lacy, 22-1-0-1

5: Librado Andrade, 25-1

6: Alejandro Berrio (Colombia), 26-4, IBF

7: Markus Beyer* (Germany), 34-3-1

8: Carl Froch (GB), 21-0

9: Dennis Inkin (Russia), 31-0

10: Lucian Bute* (Canada), 20-0
160lbs/11st 6lbs

1: Jermain Taylor, 27-0-1, WBC/WBO

2: Kelly Pavlik, 31-0

3: Ronald Wright*, 51-4-1

4: Arthur Abraham (Armenia), 23-0, IBF

5: Felix Sturm (Germany), 28-2, WBA

6: Mariano Carrera (Argentina), 30-4

7: Edison Miranda (Colombia), 28-2

8: Javier Castillejo (Spain), 61-7-0-1

9: Randy Griffin, 24-1-2

10: Giovanni Lorenzo (Dom. Rep.), 25-0

LIGHT-MIDDLEWEIGHT WELTERWEIGHT
154lbs/11st
(Called junior middleweight by the IBF,
super welterweight by the WBC and WBA)

1: Oscar De La Hoya, 38-5

2: Vernon Forrest, 39-2-0-1, WBC

3: Cory Spinks*, 36-4, IBF

4: Roman Karmazin (Russia), 35-2-1-1

5: Joachim Alcine (Canada), 29-0, WBA

6: Sergei Dzindiruk* (Ukraine), 34-0, WBO

7: Kassim Ouma*, 25-3-1-1

8: Ricardo Mayorga (Nicaragua), 27-6-1-1

9: Sergio Martinez* (Argentina), 39-1-1

10: Daniel Santos* (Puerto Rico), 29-3-1-1
147lbs/10st 7lbs

1: Floyd Mayweather, 38-0, WBC

2: Miguel Cotto (Puerto Rico), 30-0, WBA

3: Shane Mosley, 44-4-0-1

4: Paul Williams*, 33-0, WBO

5: Antonio Margarito (Mexico), 34-5-0-1

6: Kermit Cintron (Puerto Rico), 28-1, IBF

7: Zab Judah*, 34-5-0-2

8: Luis Collazo*, 27-3

9: Joshua Clottey (Ghana), 32-2-0-1

10: Andre Berto, 19-0

LIGHT-WELTERWEIGHT LIGHTWEIGHT
140lbs/10st
(Called junior welterweight by the IBF and WBO,
super lightweight by the WBC and WBA)

1: Ricky Hatton (GB), 43-0

2: Junior Witter (GB), 35-1-2, WBC

3: Vivian Harris, 28-2-1

4: Paulie Malignaggi 23-1, IBF

5: Andreas Kotelnik (Germany), 28-2-1

6: Juan Lazcano, 37-4-1

7: Kendall Holt, 22-1

8: Demetrius Hopkins, 27-0-1

9: Jose Luis Castillo (Mexico), 55-8-1

10: Gavin Rees (GB), 27-0, WBA
135lbs/9st 9lbs

1: Juan Diaz, 32-0, WBA/WBO

2: Joel Casamayor* (Cuba), 34-3-1

3: Julio Diaz, 34-3, IBF

4: David Diaz*, 33-1-1, WBC

5: Zahir Raheem, 28-2

6: Almazbek Raiymkulov (Krgyz.), 25-1-1

7: Michael Katsidis (Australia), 23-0

8: Jose Armando Santa Cruz, 25-2

9: Sirimongkol Singwangcha (Thailand), 56-2

10: Nate Campbell, 31-5-1

SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT FEATHERWEIGHT
130lbs/9st 4lbs
(Called junior lightweight by the IBF and WBO)

1: Manny Pacquiao* (Philippines), 44-3-2

2: Juan Manuel Marquez (Mex.), 47-3-1, WBC

3: Marco Antonio Barrera (Mex.), 63-5-0-1

4: Humberto Soto (Mexico), 42-5-2

5: Joan Guzman (Dom. Rep.), 27-0, WBO

6: Jorge Barrios, Argentina, 47-3-1-1

7: Edwin Valero* (Venezuela), 22-0, WBA

8: Alex Arthur (GB), 25-1

9: Mzonke Fana (South Africa), 26-3, IBF

10: Yodsanan Nanthachai* (Thailand), 50-3-1
126lbs/9st

1: Chris John (Indonesia), 39-0-1, WBA

2: Orlando Salido (Mexico), 28-9-2-1

3: Robert Guerrero*, 20-1-1-1, IBF

4: Rocky Juarez, 27-3

5: Jorge Linares (Venezuela), 24-0, WBC

6: Steve Luevano*, 33-1, WBO

7: Thomas Mashaba (South Africa), 19-1-4

8: Hector Velasquez (Mexico), 48-11-2

9: Martin Honorio (Mexico), 24-3-1

10: Jorge Solis (Mexico), 32-1-2

SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT BANTAMWEIGHT
122lbs/8st 10lbs
(Called junior featherweight by the IBF and WBO)

1: Israel Vazquez (Mexico), 42-4, WBC

2: Celestino Caballero (Panama), 27-2, WBA

3: Rafael Marquez (Mexico), 37-4

4: Daniel Ponce De Leon* (Mexico), 32-1, WBO

5: Steve Molitor* (Canada), 24-0, IBF

6: Toshiaki Nishioka* (Japan), 29-4-3

7: Juan Manuel Lopez (Puerto Rico), 19-0

8: Somsak Sithchatchawal* (Thai.), 52-2-1

9: Mike Oliver*, 20-0

10: Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym (Thai), 27-1
118lbs/8st 6lbs

1: Hozumi Hasegawa* (Japan), 22-2, WBC

2: Gerry Penalosa* (Philippines), 52-6-2, WBO

3: Wladimir Sidorenko (Ukraine), 20-0-2, WBA

4: Ricardo Cordoba* (Panama), 30-1-2

5: Luis Perez* (Nicaragua), 25-1, IBF

6: Jhonny Gonzalez (Mexico), 34-6

7: Silence Mabuza (South Africa), 20-2

8: Veeraphol Sahaprom (Thailand), 57-3-2

9: Alejandro Valdez (Mexico), 19-2

10: Simone Maludrottu (Italy), 26-1

SUPER FLYWEIGHT FLYWEIGHT
115lbs/8st 6lbs
(Called junior bantamweight by the IBF and WBO)

1: Cristian Mijares* (Mexico), 32-3-2, WBC

2: Fernando Montiel (Mexico), 34-2-1, WBO

3: Martin Castillo (Mexico), 32-2

4: Alexander Munoz (Venezuela), 30-2, WBA

5: Jorge Arce (Mexico), 46-4-1

6: Nabuo Nashiro (Japan), 9-1

7: Jose Navarro*, 26-2

8: Z. Gorres* (Philippines), 26-2-1

9: Pramuansak Phosawan (Thailand), 38-1-1

10: Kohei Kono (Japan), 19-3
112lbs/8st

1: Takefumi Sakata (Japan), 31-4-1, WBA

2: Omar Narvaez* (Argentina), 24-0-2, WBO

3: Nonito Donaire, 18-1, IBF

4: Daisuke Naito (Japan), 31-2-2, WBC

5: Vic Darchinyan* (Australia), 28-1

6: Roberto Vasquez* (Panama), 24-2

7: Pongsaklek Wongjongkam* (Thai.), 65-3

8: Koki Kameda* (Japan), 16-0

9: Jose Lopez (Puerto Rico), 35-7-2

10: Wandee Singwancha (Thailand), 52-8-1

LIGHT-FLYWEIGHT MINIMUMWEIGHT
108lbs/7st 10lbs
(Called junior flyweight by the IBF and WBO)

1: Ulises Solis (Mexico), 25-1-2, IBF

2: Hugo Cazares (Mexico), 25-3-1, WBO

3: Omar Salado (Mexico), 17-0-2

4: Omar Nino Romero (Mexico), 24-2-2

5: Edgar Sosa (Mexico), 28-5, WBC

6: Juan Carlos Reveco (Argentina), 16-0, WBA

7: Giovanni Segura, 18-0-1

8: Brian Viloria, 19-2-0-2

9: Rodel Mayol (Philippines), 23-2

10: Juanito Rubillar* (Philippines), 40-10-7
105lbs/7st 7lbs
(Called mini-flyweight by the IBF and WBO)

1: Ivan Calderon* (Puerto Rico), 28-0, WBO

2: Eagle Kyowa (Thailand/Japan), 18-1, WBC

3: Florante Condes (Philippines), 22-3-1, IBF

4: Muhammad Rachman (Indonesia), 52-8-4

5: Yutaka Niida (Japan), 21-1-3, WBA

6: Katsunari Takayama (Japan), 18-3

7: Eriberto Gejon (Philippines), 23-1-1

8: Oleydong Sithsamuochai (Thailand), 23-0

9: Nkosinathi Joyi (South Africa), 17-0

10: Pornsawan Kratindaenggym (Thailand), 20-0

Articles in this issue

THE ONCE AND FUTURE KING


The way seems clear for the former WBC heavyweight champion Vitali Klitschko to step out of retirement and reclaim his position at the top of the division. But RON BORGES wonders if that's a good thing

THE ROYAL SEAL OF APPROVAL


James Cook former European champ is now James Cook MBE after his outstanding work with the young people of Hackney's notorious Murder Mile has gained recognition from Her Maj. MICK GILL reports

A FIGHT TO DEFINE A REIGN


Middleweight champ Taylor needs a resounding victory over Pavlik to squash the memories of a series of poor showings. ANT EVANS reports

World Rankings:  
See where the top fighters were rated when the SEPTEMBER 2007issue went to press..

 

 



 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

 

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