BoxRec

1. (1.) Carl Froch
2. (2.) Amir Khan
3. (3.) Ricky Burns
4. (4.) David Haye
5. (5.) Nathan Cleverly
6. (6.) Matthew Macklin
7. (7.) Brian Magee (Irish)
8. (8.) Jamie McDonnell
9. (9.) Kevin Mitchell
10. (10.) Andy Lee (Irish)

11. (11.) Kell Brook
12. (12.) Rendall Munroe
13. (13.) Matthew Hatton
14. (14.) Ola Afolabi
15. (15.) Ryan Rhodes
16. (16.) George Groves
17. (17.) Darren Barker
18. (18.) Paul McCloskey (Irish)
19. (19.) Lee Selby
20. (20.) Martin Murray

21. (21.) Tyson Fury
22. (22.) John Murray
23. (23.) Gavin Rees
24. (24.) James DeGale
25. (25.) Ajose Olusegun
26. (26.) Dereck Chisora
27. (27.) Anthony Crolla
28. (28.) Chris Edwards
29. (29.) Tony Bellew
30. (30.) Scott Quigg

Any comments, criticisms or P4P lists are very welcome.

No changes but no doubt someone will criticise

Nope, can't criticise. Pretty much where i'd rank everyone if i were doing the list myself.

Lee Haskins? Has beaten the No.8 and No.28 and not lost for since 2007.

damianhucker1 wrote:No changes but no doubt someone will criticise

This is the first month that I haven't made a change since I started it over 5 years ago.

January was a rubbish month for British boxing and the only fight that could have caused a change to the list was Mathews vs Marsili, but Mathews lost so that didn't happen.

Newport Daz wrote:Nope, can't criticise. Pretty much where i'd rank everyone if i were doing the list myself.

Jamie Sanigar wrote:Lee Haskins? Has beaten the No.8 and No.28 and not lost for since 2007.

Haskins is one of the unranked fighters who is closest to a place on the list, but he needs another decent domestic level or higher win to re-enter the list.

Horse wrote:

Jamie Sanigar wrote:Lee Haskins? Has beaten the No.8 and No.28 and not lost for since 2007.

Haskins is one of the unranked fighters who is closest to a place on the list, but he needs another decent domestic level or higher win to re-enter the list.

Ok I'll get working on it !

Someone on Eastside british forum has got Fury 10th best heavy in the world and Chisora at no11 that is a joel

Jamie Sanigar wrote:Lee Haskins? Has beaten the No.8 and No.28 and not lost for since 2007.

Jamie Sanigar wrote:

Horse wrote:Haskins is one of the unranked fighters who is closest to a place on the list, but he needs another decent domestic level or higher win to re-enter the list.

Ok I'll get working on it !

Good.

His Bristol-based management team of Chris and Jamie Sanigar are lobbying hard to land the 27-year-old a title shot and the pair this week entered into negotiations with representatives of Abner Mares, Mexico's IBF bantamweight champion.

A win against Mares would be enough to get Haskins back in the top 30.

http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/story-15 ... story.html

leforge wrote:Someone on Eastside british forum has got Fury 10th best heavy in the world and Chisora at no11 that is a joel

I think that is fairly accurate.

Horse wrote:

Jamie Sanigar wrote:

Horse wrote:Haskins is one of the unranked fighters who is closest to a place on the list, but he needs another decent domestic level or higher win to re-enter the list.

Ok I'll get working on it !

Good.

His Bristol-based management team of Chris and Jamie Sanigar are lobbying hard to land the 27-year-old a title shot and the pair this week entered into negotiations with representatives of Abner Mares, Mexico's IBF bantamweight champion.

A win against Mares would be enough to get Haskins back in the top 30.

http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/story-15 ... story.html

Haskins is good, a win against Mares would be enough to put Lee back only in the Top 30???? A win against Mares should put him in the Top 7...

Horse wrote:

leforge wrote:Someone on Eastside british forum has got Fury 10th best heavy in the world and Chisora at no11 that is a joel

I think that is fairly accurate.

Based on what?

Londonirish wrote:Haskins is good, a win against Mares would be enough to put Lee back only in the Top 30???? A win against Mares should put him in the Top 7...

A top 7 place for beating Mares would be fair.

leforge wrote:Based on what?

Who else is there?

Helenius was ranked as high as 4th in the world in a lot of people's rankings when Chisora arguably beat him, so Chisora has a good case for being a top 10 ranked fighter. Fury beat him clearly a few months before that, so he has a claim for a top 10 ranking as well.