British Top 30 P4P July 2006

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 01 Jul 2006, 17:14

1. (1.) Ricky Hatton
2. (2.) Joe Calzaghe
3. (3.) Clinton Woods
4. (4.) Scott Harrison
5. (5.) Johnny Nelson
6. (6.) Junior Witter
7. (7.) Damaen Kelly
8. (8.) Carl Thompson
9. (9.) Alex Arthur
10. (10.) Nicky Cook

11. (11.) David Haye
12. (12.) Howard Eastman
13. (13.) Wayne McCullough
14. (14.) Michael Hunter
15. (15.) Robin Reid
16. (16.) Danny Williams
17. (17.) Esham Pickering
18. (18.) Carl Froch
19. (19.) Enzo Maccarinelli
20. (20.) Brian Magee

21. (21.) Jamie Moore
22. (22.) Wayne Alexander
23. (23.) Scott Dann
24. (24.) Ricky Burns
25. (25.) Graham Earl
26. (26.) Matt Skelton
27. (28.) Kevin Anderson
28. (27.) Martin Power
29. (29.) Mark Hobson
30. (30.) Lenny Daws

JimmyJamJerusalem · Post by **JimmyJamJerusalem** » 01 Jul 2006, 20:49

Lol I'll have some of whatever you're smoking

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 02 Jul 2006, 07:49

JimmyJamJerusalem wrote:Lol I'll have some of whatever you're smoking

Do you disagree with something on my list?

Cannibal · Post by **Cannibal** » 02 Jul 2006, 09:06

Horse wrote:1. (1.) Ricky Hatton
2. (2.) Joe Calzaghe
3. (3.) Clinton Woods
4. (4.) Scott Harrison
5. (5.) Johnny Nelson
6. (6.) Junior Witter
7. (7.) Damaen Kelly
8. (8.) Carl Thompson
9. (9.) Alex Arthur
10. (10.) Nicky Cook

11. (11.) David Haye
12. (12.) Howard Eastman
13. (13.) Wayne McCullough
14. (14.) Michael Hunter
15. (15.) Robin Reid
16. (16.) Danny Williams
17. (17.) Esham Pickering
18. (18.) Carl Froch
19. (19.) Enzo Maccarinelli
20. (20.) Brian Magee

21. (21.) Jamie Moore
22. (22.) Wayne Alexander
23. (23.) Scott Dann
24. (24.) Ricky Burns
25. (25.) Graham Earl
26. (26.) Matt Skelton
27. (28.) Kevin Anderson
28. (27.) Martin Power
29. (29.) Mark Hobson
30. (30.) Lenny Daws

Alex Arthur above Thompson.

Michael Hunter above Eastman and McCullough, Danny Williams above Hunter.

Froch above Pickering.

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 02 Jul 2006, 09:14

Carl Thompson's retired as well.

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 02 Jul 2006, 09:56

Cannibal wrote:Alex Arthur above Thompson.

Michael Hunter above Eastman and McCullough, Danny Williams above Hunter.

Froch above Pickering.

I agree that maybe Arthur should be above Thompson and that Hunter could well go above Eastman, McCullough and Haye.

I couldn't agree with moving Williams above Hunter though. Hunter is a European Champion whereas Williams has previously failed at European and World level.

Cannibal · Post by **Cannibal** » 03 Jul 2006, 12:14

Horse wrote:
Cannibal wrote:Alex Arthur above Thompson.

Michael Hunter above Eastman and McCullough, Danny Williams above Hunter.

Froch above Pickering.
I agree that maybe Arthur should be above Thompson and that Hunter could well go above Eastman, McCullough and Haye.

I couldn't agree with moving Williams above Hunter though. Hunter is a European Champion whereas Williams has previously failed at European and World level.

But Hunter hasn't even fought at world level and has yet to prove that he is the best domestically while Williams has beaten both of his domestic rivals and KOed Tyson. The beating that Williams took from Klitschko I think most heavyweights would have taken. I think Vitali was a cut above the rest of the heavyweight scene so I'd rate Williams over Hunter.

stujones · Post by **stujones** » 03 Jul 2006, 17:11

I'd have Froch above Haye now, for all his faults he has beaten two guys unlucky to win European titles and if anything more likely to danger the top ten in the world than Alexander Gurov (yes, even Barney).

I'd certainly have him well above Robin Reid - he did a more convincing job over Magee than Reid did.

He's proven himself 3rd in the country (at least) at Super Middle, Haye hasn't done that at Cruiser - not beyond dispute.

Adversity · Post by **Adversity** » 03 Jul 2006, 17:49

It's not a bad list as far as I'm concerned...

Although Carl Thompson has retired.

And I'd have Nicky Cook top 5. ;)

hitman_hatton1 · Post by **hitman_hatton1** » 03 Jul 2006, 18:13

calzaghe at no1.

david haye should be in the top 10.

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 03 Jul 2006, 20:59

hitman_hatton1 wrote:calzaghe at no1.

david haye should be in the top 10.

Why should Calzaghe be number one?

Twinkle Toes · Post by **Twinkle Toes** » 04 Jul 2006, 02:32

Pretty accurate list in my view - I'd probably pop Froch up above Reid and possibly move Hunter up a place or two.

Looking further down - I think Jamie Moore and Wayne Alexander should be lower - Kev Anderson deserves to be higher and possibly Graham Earl.

stujones · Post by **stujones** » 04 Jul 2006, 07:15

I agree with all that twinkle toes. Graham Earl especially, being British/Comonwealth and beaten the #1 contender for the EBU title surely means a high positioning in the 10-20 bracket.

hitman_hatton1 · Post by **hitman_hatton1** » 04 Jul 2006, 08:22

Horse wrote:
hitman_hatton1 wrote:calzaghe at no1.

david haye should be in the top 10.
Why should Calzaghe be number one?

cos he's been a world title holder since 1997.

he's still going strong and just dominated a fellow world title holder and turned in as good a performance as anyone can remember.

as u know i rate ricky hatton more than most.

but hatton just doesn't stack up to calzaghe yet.

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