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jezzamundo wrote:BWH Rankings as of 28 May 2016:

Champion: Tyson Fury
1. Wladimir Klitschko
2. Alexander Povetkin
3. Deontay Wilder
4. Luis Ortiz
5. Kubrat Pulev
6. Anthony Joshua
7. Joseph Parker
8. Bryant Jennings
9. Carlos Takam
10. Vyacheslav Glazkov
11. Lucas Browne
12. Bermane Stiverne
13. Artur Szpilka
14. Dereck Chisora
15. Malik Scott

So...Kubrat Pulev is so ineffective he can't get washed up Dereck Chisora out... can't get ancient Tony Thompson out... and can't get old George Arias out.

But somehow he's better than Anthony Joshua -- who has 17 straight KO's, including Dominic Breazeale.. Charles Martin.. and Dillian Whyte???

Kalan wrote:

jezzamundo wrote:BWH Rankings as of 28 May 2016:

Champion: Tyson Fury
1. Wladimir Klitschko
2. Alexander Povetkin
3. Deontay Wilder
4. Luis Ortiz
5. Kubrat Pulev
6. Anthony Joshua
7. Joseph Parker
8. Bryant Jennings
9. Carlos Takam
10. Vyacheslav Glazkov
11. Lucas Browne
12. Bermane Stiverne
13. Artur Szpilka
14. Dereck Chisora
15. Malik Scott

So...Kubrat Pulev is so ineffective he can't get washed up Dereck Chisora out... can't get ancient Tony Thompson out... and can't get old George Arias out.

But somehow he's better than Anthony Joshua -- who has 17 straight KO's, including Dominic Breazeale.. Charles Martin.. and Dillian Whyte???

So beating someone ranked convincingly is worse than knocking out guys that have done nothing beyond domestic level

BitPlayer wrote:

Kalan wrote:

jezzamundo wrote:BWH Rankings as of 28 May 2016:

Champion: Tyson Fury
1. Wladimir Klitschko
2. Alexander Povetkin
3. Deontay Wilder
4. Luis Ortiz
5. Kubrat Pulev
6. Anthony Joshua
7. Joseph Parker
8. Bryant Jennings
9. Carlos Takam
10. Vyacheslav Glazkov
11. Lucas Browne
12. Bermane Stiverne
13. Artur Szpilka
14. Dereck Chisora
15. Malik Scott

So...Kubrat Pulev is so ineffective he can't get washed up Dereck Chisora out... can't get ancient Tony Thompson out... and can't get old George Arias out.

But somehow he's better than Anthony Joshua -- who has 17 straight KO's, including Dominic Breazeale.. Charles Martin.. and Dillian Whyte???

So beating someone ranked convincingly is worse than knocking out guys that have done nothing beyond domestic level

I don't see Chisora---who Pulev won a SD over---ranked... I don't see George Arias ranked... I don't see Tony Thompson ranked. Pulev couldn't stop them

Charles Martin was ranked -- BEFORE he became a World Champion... Breazeale was also ranked... Whyte wasn't ranked, but much better than the guys Pulev couldn't stop... And in addition Klitschko crushed Pulev after decking him 4 times ... and Klitschko hasn't floored anybody since.

Votes have been tallied - no changes to any of the fighters. Browne remains at #11, Joshua remains at #6, Parker remains at #7, Wilder remains at #3.

Champion: Tyson Fury
1. Wladimir Klitschko
2. Alexander Povetkin
3. Deontay Wilder
4. Luis Ortiz
5. Kubrat Pulev
6. Anthony Joshua
7. Joseph Parker
8. Bryant Jennings
9. Carlos Takam
10. Vyacheslav Glazkov
11. Lucas Browne
12. Bermane Stiverne
13. Artur Szpilka
14. Dereck Chisora
15. Malik Scott

Kalan wrote:I don't see Chisora---who Pulev won a SD over---ranked

jezzamundo wrote:Votes have been tallied - no changes to any of the fighters. Browne remains at #11, Joshua remains at #6, Parker remains at #7, Wilder remains at #3.

Champion: Tyson Fury
1. Wladimir Klitschko
2. Alexander Povetkin
3. Deontay Wilder
4. Luis Ortiz
5. Kubrat Pulev
6. Anthony Joshua
7. Joseph Parker
8. Bryant Jennings
9. Carlos Takam
10. Vyacheslav Glazkov
11. Lucas Browne
12. Bermane Stiverne
13. Artur Szpilka
14. Dereck Chisora
15. Malik Scott

Kalan wrote:

BitPlayer wrote:

Kalan wrote:
So...Kubrat Pulev is so ineffective he can't get washed up Dereck Chisora out... can't get ancient Tony Thompson out... and can't get old George Arias out.

But somehow he's better than Anthony Joshua -- who has 17 straight KO's, including Dominic Breazeale.. Charles Martin.. and Dillian Whyte???

So beating someone ranked convincingly is worse than knocking out guys that have done nothing beyond domestic level

I don't see Chisora---who Pulev won a SD over---ranked... I don't see George Arias ranked... I don't see Tony Thompson ranked. Pulev couldn't stop them

Charles Martin was ranked -- BEFORE he became a World Champion... Breazeale was also ranked... Whyte wasn't ranked, but much better than the guys Pulev couldn't stop... And in addition Klitschko crushed Pulev after decking him 4 times ... and Klitschko hasn't floored anybody since.

Your are just spamming.... Breazele was never ranked nor proven. Martin was ranked, but not proven also :) I like Joshua.... but until he proves he can beat somebody in top 5, he is just a prospect.

Sagaroth wrote:

Kalan wrote:

BitPlayer wrote: So beating someone ranked convincingly is worse than knocking out guys that have done nothing beyond domestic level

I don't see Chisora---who Pulev won a SD over---ranked... I don't see George Arias ranked... I don't see Tony Thompson ranked. Pulev couldn't stop them

Charles Martin was ranked -- BEFORE he became a World Champion... Breazeale was also ranked... Whyte wasn't ranked, but much better than the guys Pulev couldn't stop... And in addition Klitschko crushed Pulev after decking him 4 times ... and Klitschko hasn't floored anybody since.

Your are just spamming.... Breazele was never ranked nor proven. Martin was ranked, but not proven also :) I like Joshua.... but until he proves he can beat somebody in top 5, he is just a prospect.

And what about Wilder?

Pulev should've been given 8-10 rounds against Chisora. It's laughable that a judge had it for Chisora and the decision being split shouldn't count against Pulev.

crusader wrote:Pulev should've been given 8-10 rounds against Chisora. It's laughable that a judge had it for Chisora and the decision being split shouldn't count against Pulev.

Easy to say that when you actually watch the fight.
Most who comment on posts only read the results.

tiny_acres wrote:

crusader wrote:Pulev should've been given 8-10 rounds against Chisora. It's laughable that a judge had it for Chisora and the decision being split shouldn't count against Pulev.

Easy to say that when you actually watch the fight.
Most who comment on posts only read the results.

Then still, you will read 118 - 110 and 113 - 115 and then you know at least something odd is going on.