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oogiebe wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 21:38

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 21:37 No he didn't, watch it and tell me where. Whyte got dropped and then Rivas hardly did anything with him after that. Chisora was clearly more competitive with Whyte and was ahead in the 11th.

ok.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 21:46 Still thinking, I think he rates aboves Rivas but not sure about Kownacki. It's awkward though cuz these ratings have Rivas higher than Kownacki.

Lackeos wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 21:54 No change

Good win for Chisora, but he was supposed to KO Price in 4 rounds. He did exactly what I already knew he was capable of, and it hasn't changed my opinion of him. Chisora shouldn't be moving much ever anyway, because he's so well-tested that there's no good reason why our previous ranking of him could have been that far off.

dagilechia wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 18:18
Question: How are the rankings affected by Dereck Chisora's TKO 4 win over David Price?

My vote: no change.

Finkel wrote: ↑28 Oct 2019, 02:08

dagilechia wrote: ↑26 Oct 2019, 18:18
Question: How are the rankings affected by Dereck Chisora's TKO 4 win over David Price?

My vote: no change.

Quick question, is this decided by the median or the mode?

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑28 Oct 2019, 06:28 Why is Oscar Rivas rated above Dereck Chisora?

Not only has Del Boy has mixed with better opposition than the Colombian, but both of his performances against Dillian Whyte were far more competitive than Rivas’ effort against 'The Body Snatcher'.

Is the lack of defeats one of the main criteria for determining the top 15 world-rated heavyweights? If so, no wonder fighters are risk averse.

dagilechia wrote: ↑28 Oct 2019, 06:39

Enlightened-One wrote: ↑28 Oct 2019, 06:28 Why is Oscar Rivas rated above Dereck Chisora?

Not only has Del Boy has mixed with better opposition than the Colombian, but both of his performances against Dillian Whyte were far more competitive than Rivas’ effort against 'The Body Snatcher'.

Is the lack of defeats one of the main criteria for determining the top 15 world-rated heavyweights? If so, no wonder fighters are risk averse.

That's how the people voted. Most of people rate Rivas' win over Jennings as better than any of Chisora's wins (I personally rate Chisora's win over Takam slighty higher), and most of people think that Rivas did better vs Whyte (who was caught cheating, and it makes Rivas's performance look even better) than Chisora did in his second fight against The Body Snatcher. Also, future potential and ''who beats who'' matters as well, it's one of the factors, i guess that most of people on here believe that Rivas would defeat Chisora.

dagilechia wrote: ↑28 Oct 2019, 04:48

Finkel wrote: ↑28 Oct 2019, 02:08

Quick question, is this decided by the median or the mode?

by the median, of course.

Finkel wrote: ↑28 Oct 2019, 08:21

dagilechia wrote: ↑28 Oct 2019, 04:48

by the median, of course.

In that case, as I've already been outed as a hardcore Chisora fan I would like to change my vote to him becoming boxrec franchise champ

For the purpose of calculations, just count it as one rank above the rankings

Finkel wrote: ↑28 Oct 2019, 08:21

dagilechia wrote: ↑28 Oct 2019, 04:48

by the median, of course.

In that case, as I've already been outed as a hardcore Chisora fan I would like to change my vote to him becoming boxrec franchise champ

For the purpose of calculations, just count it as one rank above the rankings

dagilechia wrote: ↑30 Oct 2019, 09:07 The best wins since the creation of the rankings (my subjective list):

1. Andy Ruiz Jr TKO 7 Anthony Joshua

2. Deontay Wilder KO 1 Dominic Breazeale

3. Dillian Whyte UD 12 Oscar Rivas

4. Oscar Rivas TKO 12 Bryant Jennings

5. Michael Hunter UD 12 Sergey Kuzmin

6. Adam Kownacki TKO 2 Gerald Washington

7. Dereck Chisora KO 2 Artur Szpilka

8. Alexander Povetkin UD 12 Hughie Fury

9. Luis Ortiz UD 10 Christian Hammer

10. Kubrat Pulev KO 7 Bogdan Dinu

ewenhay wrote: ↑30 Oct 2019, 09:18

dagilechia wrote: ↑30 Oct 2019, 09:07 The best wins since the creation of the rankings (my subjective list):

1. Andy Ruiz Jr TKO 7 Anthony Joshua

2. Deontay Wilder KO 1 Dominic Breazeale

3. Dillian Whyte UD 12 Oscar Rivas

4. Oscar Rivas TKO 12 Bryant Jennings

5. Michael Hunter UD 12 Sergey Kuzmin

6. Adam Kownacki TKO 2 Gerald Washington

7. Dereck Chisora KO 2 Artur Szpilka

8. Alexander Povetkin UD 12 Hughie Fury

9. Luis Ortiz UD 10 Christian Hammer

10. Kubrat Pulev KO 7 Bogdan Dinu

Dismal really. What's it been... 2 years?