1. (1.) Ricky Hatton
2. (2.) Joe Calzaghe
3. (3.) Clinton Woods
4. (4.) Scott Harrison
5. (5.) Johnny Nelson
6. (6.) Junior Witter
7. (7.) Damaen Kelly
8. (9.) Alex Arthur
9. (10.) Nicky Cook
10. (11.) Enzo Maccarinelli
11. (12.) David Haye
12. (13.) Howard Eastman
13. (14.) Wayne McCullough
14. (15.) Michael Hunter
15. (16.) Matt Skelton
16. (17.) Robin Reid
17. (18.) Esham Pickering
18. (19.) Carl Froch
19. (20.) Brian Magee
20. (21.) Jamie Moore
21. (22.) Danny Williams
22. (23.) Wayne Alexander
23. (24.) Scott Dann
24. (25.) Ricky Burns
25. (26.) Graham Earl
26. (27.) Kevin Anderson
27. (28.) Martin Power
28. (29.) Mark Hobson
29. (30.) Lenny Daws
30. (NE.) Takaloo
British Top 30 P4P September 2006
Williams was before his loss to Skelton, Britain's number one heavyweight, he also holds two Lonsdale belts outright, has a win over Tyson and has fought for World and European titles.pm wrote:Danny Williams 5 places higher than Kevin Anderson??? Come on now.
Anderson has only just become British and Commonwealth Champion and has yet to establish himself as a strong Champion.
If Anderson defends his British and Commonwealth titles a few times or Williams loses again, Anderson will probably overtake Williams.
Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2006
Great great list!!! Hobson, Power, Froch, and Anderson should go higher for Burns, Pickering, and definitely Moore to go lower in my opinion, other than that VERY good list.Horse wrote:1. (1.) Ricky Hatton
2. (2.) Joe Calzaghe
3. (3.) Clinton Woods
4. (4.) Scott Harrison
5. (5.) Johnny Nelson
6. (6.) Junior Witter
7. (7.) Damaen Kelly
8. (9.) Alex Arthur
9. (10.) Nicky Cook
10. (11.) Enzo Maccarinelli
11. (12.) David Haye
12. (13.) Howard Eastman
13. (14.) Wayne McCullough
14. (15.) Michael Hunter
15. (16.) Matt Skelton
16. (17.) Robin Reid
17. (18.) Esham Pickering
18. (19.) Carl Froch
19. (20.) Brian Magee
20. (21.) Jamie Moore
21. (22.) Danny Williams
22. (23.) Wayne Alexander
23. (24.) Scott Dann
24. (25.) Ricky Burns
25. (26.) Graham Earl
26. (27.) Kevin Anderson
27. (28.) Martin Power
28. (29.) Mark Hobson
29. (30.) Lenny Daws
30. (NE.) Takaloo
Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2006
Thank you.mattym wrote:Great great list!!!
With Maccarinelli now in the top ten Hobson's lowly position seems somewhat unfair following his close points loss to Maccarinelli, so he perhaps deserves to be higher in my list, but his next opponent seems to be quite poor, so a victory over him does not warrant a big climb up the rankings in my opinion.mattym wrote:Hobson, Power, Froch, and Anderson should go higher
After Power's loss to Munyai, I don't think he deserves a higher ranking at this point.
Froch should probably be ranked a few places higher and will probably climb quite a few places after his next victory.
Anderson is ranked about right at the moment I think, if he makes a few defences of his belts he will rise fairly quickly as he already has a few good wins.
Burns has a win over Earl and put in a good display against Arthur, but he has not won a belt yet so perhaps he is a little high on my list, but he has a big fight with Murray next and a victory will cement his place and maybe a bit more.mattym wrote:Burns, Pickering, and definitely Moore to go lower in my opinion, other than that VERY good list.
Pickering lost his European and Commonwealth titles to Hunter in a close fight not so long ago, so he should not be too far below Hunter really and those below him are not at the European level yet.
Perhaps Moore should go lower as he is only the British Champion, and his current reign as Champion has seen only one defence, but if he gets a win over Macklin this Month then I think his ranking is about right.
Thank you for your comments.