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All WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO rankings shown here in the one table:

http://www.fightnews.com/rankings-2

In the heavyweights;

Lucas Browne - WBA 3, WBC 6, IBF 8 and WBO 14.

Joseph Parker - WBA 12, WBC 11, WB0 5.

Mark de Mori - WBA 10.

In the super middleweights:

Zac Dunn - WBA 12, WBC 11 and IBF 13.

Sakio Bika - WBC 10,

Blake Caparello - WBO 5.

Rohan Murdock - WBO 9.

De Mori higher than Parker with the WBA.

At middleweight:

Sam Soliman - WBC 12 and IBF 7.

Daniel Geale - WBC 11 - but heading up to super middleweight.

At junior middleweight :

Anthony Mundine - WBA 4, WBC 4 and 6 (WTF!) probably pre-Hatley loss?

Dennis Hogan - WBA 11.

At welterweight :

Jeff Horn - WBA 11, IBF 12 and WBO 7.

Cameron Hammond - WBA 12.

In today's day and age if you can't crack the top 15 by either the WBC/WBA/WBO/IBF by the time you'v had 20 or so fight's you probably need
to have a very close look at who is steering your career [promoter/manager/trainer] or admit you are in the wrong profession

Ok what is it with the IBF not rating so many spots. I don't get it . 1 and 2 not rated even rating a 1 and no 2. Is it about money, i thought IBF were a more honest org than WBA\WBC.
help

IBF leaves #1 & at times #2 vacant for official eliminators, which generates sanction $$$$$

I remember Ranee Ganoy at the time #9 or 10 vs Fernando Angulo around #6 - Dec 5, 2008
IBF Lightweight Title Eliminator for the Vacant #2 Spot
Winner Angulo came in overweight, but was still elevated to it

I considered that con act of the year