Bami was in the top 20 when Barnes beat him (too high admittedly), so I thought Barnes should at least get a decent entry position in the top 30 for beating him. Entering at about No.26 is roughly the standard at the moment, so placing him 2 places higher for beating a decently ranked fighter is quite fair in my opinion.twenty six wrote:Let me get this right - a Barnes victory against Bami warrants him rocketing into the charts at number 24.
A Rhodes victory against Woolcombe is dismissed as meaningless.
Although I don't think that Rhodes' victory over Woolcombe was meaningless, I didn't think that it was good enough to qualify Rhodes for a place on the list. Woolcombe had been destroyed by Facey only a year before and Woolcombe had not since proven that the same wouldn't happen again.
Pryce moved back into the list by beating Portman because he had already qualified for the list, and he was only out of the list because of his recent inactivity.twenty six wrote:You then move Pryce up for beating Portman - the man Woolcombe beat to win the title, and a fighter who refused to face Rhodes.