May Top 100 Ratings PBO
May Top 100 Ratings PBO
Here is the link to the independent top 100 in all divisions.
www.premierboxingorganisation.com/heavyweight-200
www.premierboxingorganisation.com/heavyweight-200
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Ruthless-RKO
- Welterweight
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Re: May Top 100 Ratings PBO
Jacobs hasn't been updated.
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Well spotted and thank you. Result inputted and corrected now, makes a fair bit of difference too, with Jacobs back up to number 3.
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Ruthless-RKO
- Welterweight
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Re: May Top 100 Ratings PBO
Wow, MW rankings are horrendous. Charlo over Saunders, Andrade over Derevyanchenko? I also like how Antonio Margarito is somehow in your top 20 at JMW. 
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Ruthless-RKO
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Yeah and Andrade's best win is still Vanes, Charlo's best win is still a prospect, and Antonio Margarito is way past prime to even think about putting him above Erickson Lubin. It's ridiculous. Your entire ratings are a joke.
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Ruthless-RKO
- Welterweight
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You clearly don't understand them. Don't look at them.Mexi-Box wrote: ↑29 Apr 2018, 15:37Yeah and Andrade's best win is still Vanes, Charlo's best win is still a prospect, and Antonio Margarito is way past prime to even think about putting him above Erickson Lubin. It's ridiculous. Your entire ratings are a joke.
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A new thread, every... single.. month?
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Mexi-Box has a wild opinion about most things. Look at the opposition of Margarito for his last three fights, yes he is past his prime but Lubin has not beaten better. Your assumption that because of that the entire ratings are a joke just about sums you up.Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑29 Apr 2018, 17:08You clearly don't understand them. Don't look at them.
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Enlightened-One
- Super Lightweight
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Whilst I appreciate the rankings are heavily-skewed according to the calibre of opposition faced, I’m a little confused as to the reason why Jeff Horn is rated as the top-dog of the PBO’s welterweight rankings?
Are these rankings calculated in a mathematical manner using stats, which means that the Aussie has been ranked unreasonably high due to his highly-controversial victory over the faded Hall-of-Famer Manny Pacquiao?
If so, it seems that the PBO's ratings system has the same sort of flaws that BoxRec's rankings have.
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Yeah, you could say its a flaw that Jeff Horn is number 1 at WW.
He beat Pacman, most people thought Horn won. It is quite hard to have a method that ignores a result, the only way we do it is if the majority (76%) of people thought the judges got it right.
He beat Pacman, most people thought Horn won. It is quite hard to have a method that ignores a result, the only way we do it is if the majority (76%) of people thought the judges got it right.
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Enlightened-One
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I’ve seen articles listing the aggregated media scorecards, coupled with detailing their respective sources, claiming that only 10% (7 out of 67) thought the Aussie deserved his victory over the Filipino.
However, I digress, I appreciate that no rankings system is perfect, since opinions are very subjective in nature and mathematical equations cannot reliably reflect reality.
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If I could see that evidence it could be changed.
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Enlightened-One
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Re: May Top 100 Ratings PBO
Martin Murray and Amir Khan too high, and when is Tyson Fury ranked, he hasn't fought in years?
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Overriding official results seems like a messy business..
If there were some protocol to say.. hey, if a fighter has a clear home advantage, hedge the scores by X in a decision.. I could better stomach that.
If there were some protocol to say.. hey, if a fighter has a clear home advantage, hedge the scores by X in a decision.. I could better stomach that.
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Sulecki is still considered a jnr-middleweight.
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We always did it on a 76% rule. Just missed this one, I think the fact the WBO re-scored it still for Horn put me off the scent and I don't really recall the fight be as controversial as the 7 - 55.
If you add a hometown bias as a formula it will get crazy. Since (Mads Larsen loss to Trevor Ambrose) we have had over-riders. It helps to balance a computer giving that crazy print out.
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Lennox wrote: ↑30 Apr 2018, 14:56We always did it on a 76% rule. Just missed this one, I think the fact the WBO re-scored it still for Horn put me off the scent and I don't really recall the fight be as controversial as the 7 - 55.
If you add a hometown bias as a formula it will get crazy. Since (Mads Larsen loss to Trevor Ambrose) we have had over-riders. It helps to balance a computer giving that crazy print out.
Larsen loss to Ambrose was a stoppage...not a decision.
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Not really a stoppage as such, Ambrose cut him in a headclash and Larsens eye was that bad he could not continue under the UK rules at that time Trevor Ambrose won. It was clearly stupid, Mogens Palle rightly complained and we agreed. Later the BBBc changed their rule as well.