British Top 30 P4P October 2006

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stujones wrote:So that doesn't mean he is #4 in the world, cause all those fighters (except Zaur Baysangurov) mentioned above the actual rankings are not considered eligable for the WBC title.

Plus invariably, the already announced challengers (like Travis Simms) for the governing bodies other the WBC are usually ommited from the list.

If we want to talk about ranking bodies then shouldn't Gavin Rees be there, he was once considered #1 Super Feather.

I said Number 4 rated. and he is.




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Re: British Top 30 P4P October 2006

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

11. (11.) David Haye
12. (12.) Howard Eastman
13. (13.) Wayne McCullough
14. (14.) Michael Hunter
15. (NE.) Ted Bami
16. (15.) Matt Skelton
17. (20.) Jamie Moore
18. (16.) Robin Reid
19. (17.) Esham Pickering
20. (18.) Carl Froch

21. (19.) Brian Magee
22. (21.) Danny Williams
23. (22.) Wayne Alexander
24. (23.) Scott Dann
25. (24.) Ricky Burns
26. (25.) Graham Earl
27. (26.) Kevin Anderson
28. (28.) Mark Hobson
29. (27.) Martin Power
30. (29.) Lenny Daws

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Haskins is better than Power. :evil: :roll:
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Pong wrote:Haskins is better than Power. :evil: :roll:
I don't care if he is better, Martin Power has proved more at this point. If Haskins beats Munyai then he will go above Power.
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Post by harrygreb »

THAT LIST HASNT BEEN THOUGHT OUT WELL ENOUGH - HOW DO I KNOW? BECAUSE DAMEAN KELLY IS BENEATH SCOTT HARRISON.
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apart from that, on second reading, it aint bad :TU:
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harrygreb wrote:apart from that, on second reading, it aint bad :TU:
Thanks. :TU:
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Post by harrygreb »

good to see that ted bami is way way above lenny daws. i think daws prominance will be short lived
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