British pound for pound rankings:

Pugilist-specialist · Post by **Pugilist-specialist** » 01 Aug 2015, 05:15

As Horse is stalling, here is the BBC rankings:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/boxing/17691531

Boxerbeetle · Post by **Boxerbeetle** » 01 Aug 2015, 05:18

No mention of Andy Lee. Wonder if that's because he didn't make the Top 10, or whether it's because he's Irish?

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 01 Aug 2015, 06:38

It's actually a good list. Well done to the BBC.

azzman · Post by **azzman** » 01 Aug 2015, 08:59

Why is McDonnell above Haskins when they have both done well recently and Haskins has beaten him in a head to head?

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 01 Aug 2015, 09:08

azzman wrote:Why is McDonnell above Haskins when they have both done well recently and Haskins has beaten him in a head to head?

Because McDonnell has a better record.

PredatorHayds · Post by **PredatorHayds** » 01 Aug 2015, 09:16

azzman wrote:Why is McDonnell above Haskins when they have both done well recently and Haskins has beaten him in a head to head?

McDonnell beat a guy many considered the World number one in the weight in his last fight.

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 01 Aug 2015, 09:28

PredatorHayds wrote:McDonnell beat a guy many considered the World number one in the weight in his last fight.

I think pretty much everyone thought Yamanaka was No. 1, but it was still a very good win.

keithmoonhangover · Post by **keithmoonhangover** » 01 Aug 2015, 10:00

Boxerbeetle wrote:No mention of Andy Lee. Wonder if that's because he didn't make the Top 10, or whether it's because he's Irish?

He musn't be good enough.

PredatorHayds · Post by **PredatorHayds** » 01 Aug 2015, 12:15

Horse wrote:
PredatorHayds wrote:McDonnell beat a guy many considered the World number one in the weight in his last fight.
I think pretty much everyone thought Yamanaka was No. 1, but it was still a very good win.

I rate Yamanaka number one, he's underrated similar to Uchiyama.
I know of the US publications had Kameda number one probably as he's based there. He was in most publications Top 5.

davie · Post by **davie** » 01 Aug 2015, 16:39

Horse wrote:It's actually a good list. Well done to the BBC.

Where's your list Horse?

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 01 Aug 2015, 16:41

davie wrote:Where's your list Horse?

http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=193567

crusader · Post by **crusader** » 01 Aug 2015, 17:36

PredatorHayds wrote:
Horse wrote:
PredatorHayds wrote:McDonnell beat a guy many considered the World number one in the weight in his last fight.
I think pretty much everyone thought Yamanaka was No. 1, but it was still a very good win.
I rate Yamanaka number one, he's underrated similar to Uchiyama.
I know of the US publications had Kameda number one probably as he's based there. He was in most publications Top 5.

Which US publications had Kameda at #1?

As for Haskins---McDonnell has a significantly stronger recent record than him and the loss was years ago, immediately after also losing to Chris Edwards. He's clearly improved and it's shown in his results, not to mention that he beat a guy who later knocked out Haskins.

danamba7 · Post by **danamba7** » 03 Aug 2015, 09:52

"Quigg took Kiko Martinez out in two rounds, providing a form guide against Carl Frampton, whom the tough Spaniard took the distance twice."

Incorrect. Poor from the BBC.

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