British Top 30 P4P November 2006

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 31 Oct 2006, 20:29

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

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

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

dookus · Post by **dookus** » 31 Oct 2006, 20:32

Isn't Nelson retired? Be interesting to see how far up Hunter leaps if he wins his IBF title challenge.

stujones · Post by **stujones** » 31 Oct 2006, 20:39

I think the manner of the Hobson defeat should have eliminated from the rankings - or at least lower than Lenny Daws. In beating the likes of Wright, Lynes and Hall - I think Daws has shown him to be the clear #1 Domestic level fighter in the devision. With the 3 above him either World or EBU champions.

Not saying Daws is only domestic class either, I would favour him strongly over Bami.

I know the same could be said for Hobson (world or EBU champions above him) but Daws hasn't suffered a first round KO recently.

Max Molyneux · Post by **Max Molyneux** » 31 Oct 2006, 21:02

Hatton should be No 2.

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 31 Oct 2006, 21:31

dookus wrote:Isn't Nelson retired? Be interesting to see how far up Hunter leaps if he wins his IBF title challenge.

Yes, Nelson has retired. I am just keeping him in until there is a replacement for him in the top 30.

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 31 Oct 2006, 21:41

stujones wrote:I think the manner of the Hobson defeat should have eliminated from the rankings - or at least lower than Lenny Daws. In beating the likes of Wright, Lynes and Hall - I think Daws has shown him to be the clear #1 Domestic level fighter in the devision. With the 3 above him either World or EBU champions.

Not saying Daws is only domestic class either, I would favour him strongly over Bami.

I know the same could be said for Hobson (world or EBU champions above him) but Daws hasn't suffered a first round KO recently.

I decided to leave him where he was, as he was fighting for a World title.

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 31 Oct 2006, 21:48

Max Molyneux wrote:Hatton should be No 2.

If Calzaghe beats Kessler then I will almost certainly put him to No 1, until then Hatton reigns supreme.

Loftgroov · Post by **Loftgroov** » 01 Nov 2006, 07:51

I'd place Haye and Hunter above Enzo.

Horse · Post by **Horse** » 01 Nov 2006, 19:00

Loftgroov wrote:I'd place Haye and Hunter above Enzo.

Both Haye and Hunter fight this month, so they will have a chance to overtake Enzo in next month's rankings.