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British Top 30 P4P September 2007

Posted: 01 Sep 2007, 19:40
by Horse
1. (1.) Ricky Hatton
2. (2.) Joe Calzaghe
3. (3.) Clinton Woods
4. (4.) Junior Witter
5. (5.) Alex Arthur
6. (6.) Enzo Maccarinelli
7. (7.) Scott Harrison
8. (8.) David Haye
9. (9.) Gavin Rees
10. (10.) Howard Eastman

11. (11.) Carl Froch
12. (12.) Jamie Moore
13. (13.) Nicky Cook
14. (NE.) Bernard Dunne
15. (14.) Damaen Kelly
16. (15.) Matt Skelton
17. (16.) Wayne McCullough
18. (17.) Ted Bami
19. (18.) Colin Lynes
20. (NE.) John Duddy

21. (19.) Michael Hunter
22. (20.) Kevin Anderson
23. (21.) Esham Pickering
24. (22.) Brian Magee
25. (23.) Robin Reid
26. (24.) Graham Earl
27. (25.) Carl Johanneson
28. (26.) Danny Williams
29. (27.) Jonathan Thaxton
30. (28.) Bradley Pryce

Out - (29.) Michael Jennings
Out - (30.) Michael Sprott

Posted: 01 Sep 2007, 20:25
by Cannibal
Since when did you start entering Irish guys.

And, Howard Eastman is too high every time you post one of these.

Posted: 01 Sep 2007, 20:41
by states
Also, and I imagine I won't be the first to mention this, surely Harrison should be out of this list by now? He hasn't fought for 22 months. And, let's face it, he doesn't look like he's ever going to fight again.

Posted: 01 Sep 2007, 21:33
by Khaosai-Galaxy
top 30??


after like the top 10, who really gives a fornicate?

Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2007

Posted: 02 Sep 2007, 02:51
by m1kee50
Horse wrote:1. (1.) Ricky Hatton
2. (2.) Joe Calzaghe
3. (3.) Clinton Woods
4. (4.) Junior Witter
5. (5.) Alex Arthur
6. (6.) Enzo Maccarinelli
7. (7.) Scott Harrison
8. (8.) David Haye
9. (9.) Gavin Rees
10. (10.) Howard Eastman

11. (11.) Carl Froch
12. (12.) Jamie Moore
13. (13.) Nicky Cook
14. (NE.) Bernard Dunne
15. (14.) Damaen Kelly
16. (15.) Matt Skelton
17. (16.) Wayne McCullough
18. (17.) Ted Bami
19. (18.) Colin Lynes
20. (NE.) John Duddy

21. (19.) Michael Hunter
22. (20.) Kevin Anderson
23. (21.) Esham Pickering
24. (22.) Brian Magee
25. (23.) Robin Reid
26. (24.) Graham Earl
27. (25.) Carl Johanneson
28. (26.) Danny Williams
29. (27.) Jonathan Thaxton
30. (28.) Bradley Pryce

Out - (29.) Michael Jennings
Out - (30.) Michael Sprott
"Bernie Dunne
KO in 1
By a man from cross the seas
But all is not lost
To Ladbrokes and such
Because here he is,
Number Fourteen!"

"Irelands John Duddy
who fights on the telly
But Shep says he British
So here he is! number 20!"


"Scott says to Wayne
Hear that refrain?
Our place on the list
Must drive them insane

'Why if no fights,
is he dating your mother?'
No, Wayne laughed
Horse is our Brother!"

"Mr Jennings
You were stunning
A boxer of skill
But the green flag is rising
so you must go into hiding
Sorry
It is Horse's will."

"There was a man from Reading named Michael
Of a bruiser from Bradford was frightful
Come the fight night
Plans went out of sight
he just cuddled, and wobbled like trifle."

Posted: 02 Sep 2007, 06:14
by stujones
I actually agree that Duddy should be on the list... whether he wants too or not, he is eligable to fight for the British title. Dunne, on the other hand, isn't... so I don't think he should be on the list.

Shouldn't Tony Oakey be somewhere on the list - he did draw with Magee.... seems like the more people (although not me) thought he beat Magee also.

Personally think that both now could be ommited for Dean Francis, they almost fought their way out of the P4P reckoning.

Posted: 02 Sep 2007, 14:12
by Horse
Cannibal wrote:Since when did you start entering Irish guys.
This Month is the first time, if there is a lot of negativity then I will consider removing them.
Cannibal wrote:And, Howard Eastman is too high every time you post one of these.
I only move fighters who have fought, so I have to wait until a fighter below Eastman wins to move them above him.

Posted: 02 Sep 2007, 14:28
by Cannibal
Horse wrote:
Cannibal wrote:Since when did you start entering Irish guys.
This Month is the first time, if there is a lot of negativity then I will consider removing them.
Cannibal wrote:And, Howard Eastman is too high every time you post one of these.
I only move fighters who have fought, so I have to wait until a fighter below Eastman wins to move them above him.
Okey Doke.

Posted: 02 Sep 2007, 16:32
by Max Molyneux
What system do you use to compile that list?

Posted: 02 Sep 2007, 18:03
by Razor
Max Molyneux wrote:What system do you use to compile that list?
The "neeheey" system

Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 05:36
by Max Molyneux
He put Hatton at No 1 after the Urango win though so does he use our opinions to compile that list?

Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 08:52
by Horse
states wrote:Also, and I imagine I won't be the first to mention this, surely Harrison should be out of this list by now? He hasn't fought for 22 months. And, let's face it, he doesn't look like he's ever going to fight again.
Yes, it has been metioned before. I strongly considered taking him out this Month, but I decided to add in the Irish fighters instead. I would prefer to leave him in until he retires, but I don't think people will like that.

Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 09:06
by Horse
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:top 30??
Yes.
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:after like the top 10, who really gives a eff?
Me. It shows the depth of talent in British boxing more so than a top 10 list can.

Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2007

Posted: 03 Sep 2007, 18:43
by Horse
MIKEE wrote:"Bernie Dunne
KO in 1
By a man from cross the seas
But all is not lost
To Ladbrokes and such
Because here he is,
Number Fourteen!"

"Irelands John Duddy
who fights on the telly
But Shep says he British
So here he is! number 20!"


"Scott says to Wayne
Hear that refrain?
Our place on the list
Must drive them insane

'Why if no fights,
is he dating your mother?'
No, Wayne laughed
Horse is our Brother!"


"Mr Jennings
You were stunning
A boxer of skill
But the green flag is rising
so you must go into hiding
Sorry
It is Horse's will."

"There was a man from Reading named Michael
Of a bruiser from Bradford was frightful
Come the fight night
Plans went out of sight
he just cuddled, and wobbled like trifle."
:lol: I have never had a poem written about me, or my actions, I am honoured.

Re: British Top 30 P4P September 2007

Posted: 04 Sep 2007, 13:40
by m1kee50
Horse wrote:
MIKEE wrote:"Bernie Dunne
KO in 1
By a man from cross the seas
But all is not lost
To Ladbrokes and such
Because here he is,
Number Fourteen!"

"Irelands John Duddy
who fights on the telly
But Shep says he British
So here he is! number 20!"


"Scott says to Wayne
Hear that refrain?
Our place on the list
Must drive them insane

'Why if no fights,
is he dating your mother?'
No, Wayne laughed
Horse is our Brother!"


"Mr Jennings
You were stunning
A boxer of skill
But the green flag is rising
so you must go into hiding
Sorry
It is Horse's will."

"There was a man from Reading named Michael
Of a bruiser from Bradford was frightful
Come the fight night
Plans went out of sight
he just cuddled, and wobbled like trifle."
:lol: I have never had a poem written about me, or my actions, I am honoured.
Glad you like.

Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 09:42
by Horse
stujones wrote:I actually agree that Duddy should be on the list... whether he wants too or not, he is eligable to fight for the British title. Dunne, on the other hand, isn't... so I don't think he should be on the list.
I am not sure of the law on this issue. Are you sure Dunne couldn't fight for the British title, if he applied?
stujones wrote:Shouldn't Tony Oakey be somewhere on the list - he did draw with Magee.... seems like the more people (although not me) thought he beat Magee also.

Personally think that both now could be ommited for Dean Francis, they almost fought their way out of the P4P reckoning.
I don't move fighters up or down after a draw, so I had to leave Oakey out.

Francis is close to getting on the list, but he needs to fight a decent opponent, or a few more fights on the level he has been fighting at recently, to get on the list.

Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 10:35
by Khaosai-Galaxy
Horse wrote:
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:top 30??
Yes.
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:after like the top 10, who really gives a eff?
Me. It shows the depth of talent in British boxing more so than a top 10 list can.
have you got a girlfriend?

Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 11:22
by m1kee50
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:
Horse wrote:
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:top 30??
Yes.
Khaosai-Galaxy wrote:after like the top 10, who really gives a eff?
Me. It shows the depth of talent in British boxing more so than a top 10 list can.
have you got a girlfriend?
He might actually be dating Wayne McCullough, but he is too shy to admit it :TU:

There remains the posibility that he IS Wayne McCullough.....

Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 11:47
by Captain Hook
Scott Harrison shouldn't be anywhere near this list, let alone the top 10.

Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 11:50
by Captain Hook
And why has Michael Jennings been moved out of it!! For what? Beating Takaloo and then having Minter drop out?

He should be top 20 at least...

Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 11:53
by Chambers2
1 Ricky Hatton
2 Joe Calzaghe
3 Clinton Woods
4 Junior Witter
5 Alex Arthur
6 David Haye
7 Enzo Maccarinelli
8 Gavin Rees
9 Jamie Moore
10 Carl Froch

Got bored after the first 10, but I couldn't stand seeing Scott still in that top 10 when he hasn't fought since 2005.

Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 12:00
by Horse
Max Molyneux wrote:What system do you use to compile that list?
The list is mostly based on achievements.
I move fighters only if they have fought in the previous Month.
I tend not to take fighters out for inactivity, unless they have retired.
A fighter cannot move up for a loss or down for a win or either way for a draw.
I take titles into consideration not just the quality of opponent.

I am not sure if this answers your question at all, but I didn't know what to write.
Razor wrote:The "neeheey" system
I have not named the system.

Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 14:04
by Horse
Max Molyneux wrote:He put Hatton at No 1 after the Urango win though so does he use our opinions to compile that list?
Collazo, Collazo, Collazo, it was when Ricky Hatton beat Luis Collazo for the WBA Welterweight title that I put him to No.1, not when Ricky Hatton beat Juan Urango. I told you last Month but you mustn't have read it.

I take on board what other posters have written, but it is my list. Most people have Hatton at No.1, so I think I have got that right.

Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 14:57
by Mario
Saying the system is based mainly on achievement excuses having Gavin Rees in the top 10 when he is nowhere near one of the 10 best boxers in Britain, but if thats the case how is Commonwealth Champion Bradley Pryce a full 10 places behind John Duddy?

Posted: 05 Sep 2007, 17:19
by oscar
i think lynes could be higher an ex world champ two defences distance with witter wins british and euro belts against two top british fighters both better than lauri imo and only 19th?