Boxrec's ranking system.

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stujones
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Boxrec's ranking system.

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Now, I know there have been some changes to the boxrec rankings (please, newcomers not to be confused with what I've put up on the forum). But, I didn't realise boxrec have change inactivity rule.

I've noticed that Colin Dunne isn't ranked in the world list or the domestic list. He last faught in July of 2003 (which isn't that long ago) and said he wasn't going to retire.

So why is he not ranked anywhere.
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Re: Boxrec's ranking system.

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stujones wrote:Now, I know there have been some changes to the boxrec rankings (please, newcomers not to be confused with what I've put up on the forum). But, I didn't realise boxrec have change inactivity rule.

I've noticed that Colin Dunne isn't ranked in the world list or the domestic list. He last faught in July of 2003 (which isn't that long ago) and said he wasn't going to retire.

So why is he not ranked anywhere.
a lot of rankings seem to have changed over the weekend......
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Post by REAL_DEAL »

dunne said he had retired on eurosport during a show
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Post by bennie »

Dunne has retired. He gave it a few days after the Bennett loss, then announced he was retiring.
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Post by stujones »

Okay, but isn't it boxrec's rules to keep a fighter in the rankings for a year after their last fight.

Starie's ranked, so is Roberts and Stone all "retired" fighters.
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Post by kevin »

I think it depends on an editor going in and making the boxer inactive if he has retired

Kev
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