BoxRec

1. (1.) Joe Calzaghe
2. (2.) Ricky Hatton
3. (3.) David Haye
4. (4.) Junior Witter
5. (5.) Clinton Woods
6. (6.) Nicky Cook
7. (7.) Carl Froch
8. (8.) Enzo Maccarinelli
9. (9.) Jamie Moore
10. (10.) Alex Arthur

11. (11.) Rendall Munroe
12. (12.) Ian Napa
13. (13.) Kevin Mitchell
14. (14.) John Duddy (Irish)
15. (15.) Jonathan Thaxton
16. (17.) Bernard Dunne (Irish)
17. (16.) Wayne Elcock
18. (18.) Amir Khan
19. (19.) Gavin Rees
20. (20.) Matt Skelton

21. (21.) Colin Lynes
22. (27.) Ryan Rhodes
23. (NE.) Kell Brook
24. (30.) Paul Appleby
25. (22.) David Barnes
26. (23.) Dean Francis
27. (26.) Bradley Pryce
28. (28.) Martin Lindsay
29. (29.) Darren Barker
30. (24.) Danny Williams

Out - (25.) Kevin McIntyre

Any comments, criticisms or P4P lists are very welcome.

Is it that time again already?

Matthew Macklin?

Andy Lee?

James Moore?

Henry Coyle?

Paul McCloskey?

Dean Byrne?

Andrew Murray?

Patrick and Paul Hyland?

Danny Williams still in the top 30! and still no sign of the #1 Welterweight.

Rhodes needs to go up!

Beeston Brawler wrote:Rhodes needs to go up!

I agree he is now british and wbc international champion but yet amir kahn is above him

Rhodes should be higher in fairness, as should Ian Napa.

MatthewS wrote:Is it that time again already?

Yes. 1st of the month, every month.

sligobhoy67 wrote:Matthew Macklin?

He has picked up a few decent wins recently. He is the mandatory for Elcock's British title, so if he wins that then he will enter the list.

sligobhoy67 wrote:Andy Lee?

He will have to rebuild with a few solid wins after his recent loss.

sligobhoy67 wrote:James Moore?

If he beats Yuri Foreman later this month then he might have a chance of entering the list.

sligobhoy67 wrote:Henry Coyle?

Seriously? He has beaten no one with a winning record and has been knocked out in the first round in one of his fights. Nowhere near a place on the list.

sligobhoy67 wrote:Paul McCloskey?

He has beaten a few decent names recently, and is one of the leading contenders for a place on the list. If he beats Lynes on Friday then he should enter the list.

sligobhoy67 wrote:Dean Byrne?

Looks like a decent prospect. But not a contender for a place just yet.

sligobhoy67 wrote:Andrew Murray?

His best win is over Peter McDonagh, he will have to up the quality of his opposition before I can enter him.

sligobhoy67 wrote:Patrick and Paul Hyland?

Patrick Hyland has got to beat someone decent before I consider entering him, and Paul Hyland lost his last fight.

I would love to see Napa and Munroe above Arthur.

stujones wrote:Danny Williams still in the top 30!

I thought McIntyre getting knocked out in one round was worse than Williams' loss.

stujones wrote:and still no sign of the #1 Welterweight.

Michael Jennings? His win over Jason Rushton was not good enough for him to re-enter the list. If he beats Cotto, then I am sure he will make it back into the list again.

Beeston Brawler wrote:Rhodes needs to go up!

I thought people might have said that I had put him up too high after his recent win. I didn't think he was very impressive really, and I think that a five place leap was about all his win was worth.

Horse wrote:

Beeston Brawler wrote:Rhodes needs to go up!

I thought people might have said that I had put him up too high after his recent win. I didn't think he was very impressive really, and I think that a five place leap was about all his win was worth.

Noted it was not the most exciting fight but i thought he boxed the most intelligent fight of his life but 5 places is a good jump.

daddy-rhino wrote:

Beeston Brawler wrote:Rhodes needs to go up!

I agree he is now british and wbc international champion but yet amir kahn is above him

In my opinion Khan has beaten better opposition than Rhodes recently.

Captain Hook wrote:Rhodes should be higher in fairness, as should Ian Napa.

Rhodes is popular this month, but he has not beaten one of the other top domestic Light Middleweights: Moore, Pryce, Small, Facey or McDonagh. I am still to be convinced that he is as good as some others claim.

Napa has only just won the European title. So I thought I should give Munroe the benefit of the doubt and keep him above Napa, as Munroe has made two defences of his European title already.

Unbeaten Commonwealth champ Darren Barker is deservedly higher to i think.

jake the snake wrote:paul truscott and ricky burns both commonwealth champs both beat akaba who beat world ranked munyai ,must be close to the 30.

Yes, both are close to a place in the top 30. If Truscott can beat Simpson in their proposed fight next year, then that will probably be enough to get him in the list.

Dioufy wrote:I would love to see Napa and Munroe above Arthur.

There is a good chance that could happen in the next few months.

G0mez wrote:Unbeaten Commonwealth champ Darren Barker is deservedly higher to i think.

If Barker beats McKay later this month then I can move him up a few places.

Will rogan and mccloskey be in with a shout of making the top 30 next month?

McCloskey should be, Rogan shouldn't be

metropol wrote:Will rogan and mccloskey be in with a shout of making the top 30 next month?

McCloskey is very likely to be in next month's list. Rogan is not likely to be in next month's list.

Coco wrote:McCloskey should be, Rogan shouldn't be

That is pretty much how I see it.

where's herbie??

whiteboy wrote:where's herbie??

He didn't make the cut.