Commonwealth Rankings.

[stujones]

Anyone know a site with the official Commonwealth rankings. I know BBN have a Commonwealth ranking but I understand they are not official (but very good, nevertheless).

I'm just wandering wehther Charles Adamu will now face TBA for the Commonwealth title, and will that TBA be Robin Reid.

[oliverfennell]

Robin is Froch's British mandatory, but yes, he could well be next in the Commonwealth. He might see that as an easier route to a title, although he'd make more money from a Froch fight. Depends what he's after.

[jomothepure]

Only website I know of hasn't been updated in 2 or three years

[oliverfennell]

BoxRec's Commonwealth rankings:

1 Calzaghe - obviously not a consideration
2 Mundine - ditto
3 Froch - relinquished so won't fight for the vacant
4 Peter Kariuki - wildcard entry, though got a decent win last time out. Might be in the mix, but presumably would be a voluntary in the official rankings
5 Bika - fighting this weekend
6 Peter Mashamaite - same as Kariuki
7 Robin Reid - indeed, probably the highest ranked available contender
8 Jamie Pittman - unproven Aussie, might be considered due to win over old Gare
9 Joey Vegas - surely too green/unqualified
10 Tony Dodson - hasn't done anything to rebuild from the Froch defeat

[stujones]

Robin is Froch's British mandatory, but yes, he could well be next in the Commonwealth. He might see that as an easier route to a title, although he'd make more money from a Froch fight. Depends what he's after.

I think Froch will vacate the British, now he is EBU mandatory and WBC #1.

[Neri]

Reid may well go the Commonwealth route, he did say after his fight with Jesse Brinkley that he would like a few more fights before going straight into a fight with Carl Froch. He also said he won't be thrown in the ring just to be a good name on Carl's record.