1.  Vitali Klitschko (Ukraine)

2.  Wladimir Klitschko (Ukraine)

3.  Ruslan Chagaev (Uzbekistan)

4.  Nikolay Valuev (Russia)

5.  David Haye (England)

6.  Alexander Povetkin (Russia)

7.  Eddie Chambers (USA)

8 . Chris Arreola (USA)

9.  Sam Peter (Nigeria)

10.Alexander Dimitrenko (Ukraine)

1.  Tomasz Adamek (Poland)

2.  Steve Cunningham (USA)

3.  Guillermo Jones (Panama)

4.  Marco Huck (Germany)

5.  Ola Afolabi (England/USA)

6.  BJ Flores (USA)

7.  Giaccobe Fragomeni (Italy)

8.  Matt Godfrey (USA)

9.  Firat Arslan (Germany)

10. Troy Ross (Canada)

1.  Bernard Hopkins (USA)

2.  Chad Dawson (USA)

3.  Glen Johnson (USA/Jamaica)

4.  Antonio Tarver (USA)

5.  Danny Green (Australia)

6.  Adrian Diaconu (Romania/Canada)

7.  Zsolt Erdei (Hungary)

8.  Roy Jones Jr (USA)

9.  Clinton Woods (England)

10. Tavoris Cloud (USA)

1.  Mikkel Kessler (Denmark)

2.  Carl Froch (England)

3.  Lucian Bute (Canada)

4.  Jermain Taylor (USA)

5.  Andre Ward (USA)

6.  Librado Andrade (USA/Mexico)

7.  Andre Dirrell (USA)

8.  Sakio Bika (Australia)

9.  Jean Pascal (Canada)

10. Allan Green (USA)

1.  Kelly Pavlik (USA)

2.  Arthur Abraham (Germany)

3.  Felix Sturm (Germany)

4.  Anthony Mundine (Australia)

5.  Sebastian Sylvester (Germany)

6.  Danny Geale (Australia)

7.  Winky Wright (USA)

8.  Khoren Gevor (Armenia)

9.  Matthew Macklin (England)

10. Marco Antonio Rubio (Mexico)

1.  Paul Williams (USA)

2.  Vernon Forrest (USA)

3.  James Kirkland (USA)

4.  Kermit Cintron (USA/Puerto Rico)

5.  Daniel Santos (Puerto Rico)

6.  Cory Spinks (USA)

7.  Sergio Martinez (Argentina)

8.  Sergey Dzinziruk (Ukraine/Germany)

9.  Jamie Moore (England)

10. Verno Phillips (USA)

1.  Shane Mosley (USA)

2.  Miguel Cotto (Puerto Rico)

3.  Andre Berto (USA)

4.  Joshua Clottey (Ghana/USA)

5.  Sebastian Lujan (Argentina)

6.  Floyd Mayweather Jr (USA)

7.  Isaac Hlatshwayo (South Africa)

8.  Zab Judah (USA)

9.  Delvin Rodriguez (USA/Dom.Republic)

10. Vyacheslav Senchenko (Ukraine)

1.  Manny Pacquiao (Phillipines)

2.  Ricky Hatton (USA)

3.  Timothy Bradley (USA)

4.  Kendall Holt (USA)

5.  Junior Witter (England)

6.  Andreas Kotelnik (Ukraine)

7.  Nate Campbell (USA)

8.  Victor Ortiz (USA)

9.  Paulie Malignaggi (USA)

10. Lamont Peterson (USA)

1.  Juan Manuel Marquez (Mexico)

2.  Juan Diaz (USA)

3.  Joel Casamayor (Cuba)

4.  Edwin Valero (Venezuela)

5.  Michael Katsidis (Australia)

6.  Joan Guzman (Dominican Republic)

7.  Rolando Reyes (USA)

8.  Ali Funeka (South Africa)

9.  Anthony Peterson (USA)

10. Breidis Prescott (Colombia)

1.  Humberto Soto (Mexico)

2.  Jorge Linares (Venezuela)

3.  Roberto Guerrero (USA)

4.  Malcolm Klassen (South Africa)

5.  Roman Martinez (Puerto Rico)

6.  Cassius Baloyi (South Africa)

7.  Mzonke Fana (South Africa)

8.  Kevin Mitchell (England)

9.  Nicky Cook (England)

10. Sergey Gulyakevich (Belarus)

1.  Chris John (Indonesia)

2.  Rocky Juarez (USA)

3.  Steve Luevano (USA)

4.  Yuriorkis Gamboa (Cuba)

5.  Jorge Solis (Mexico)

6.  Elio Rojas (Dom.Republic/USA)

7.  Cristobal Cruz (Mexico)

8.  Takahiro Aoh (Japan)

9.  Mario Santiago (Puerto Rico)

10. Bernabe Concepcion (Phillipines)

1.  Juan Manuel Lopez (Puerto Rico)

2.  Celestino Caballero (Panama)

3.  Rafael Marquez (Mexico)

4.  Toshiaki Nishioka (Japan)

5.  Steve Molitor (Canada)

6.  Daniel Ponce De Leon (Mexico)

7.  Bernard Dunne (Ireland)

8.  Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym (Thailand)

9.  Gerry Penalosa (Phillipines)

10. Antonio Escalante (Mexico/USA)

1.  Fernando Montiel (Mexico)

2.  Hozumi Hasegawa (Japan)

3.  Anselmo Moreno (Panama)

4.  Yohnny Perez (USA/Colombia)

5.  Wladimir Sidorenko (Ukraine)

6.  Abner Mares (USA)

7.  Joseph Agbeko (Ghana)

8.  Alejandro Valdez (Mexico)

9.  Nehomar Cermeno (Venezuela/Panama)

10. Cristian Mijares (Mexico)

1.  Vic Darchinyan (Armenia/Australia)

2.  Nobuo Nashiro (Japan)

3.  Z Gorres (Phillipines)

4.  Jorge Arce (Mexico)

5.  Jose Lopez (Puerto Rico)

6.  Kohei Kono (Japan)

7.  Koki Kameda (Japan)

8.  Hugo Cazares (Mexico)

9.  Evans Mbamba (South Africa)

10. Daiki Kameda (Japan)

1.  Nonito Donaire (Phillipines/USA)

2.  Daisuke Naito (Japan)

3.  Pongsaklek Wonjongkam (Thailand)

4.  Omar Narvaez (Argentina)

5.  Denkaosan Kaovichit (Thailand)

6.  Takefumi Sakata (Japan)

7.  Luis Concepcion (Panama)

8.  Julio Cesar Miranda (Mexico)

9.  Zolani Tete (South Africa)

10. Hiroyuki Hisataka (Japan)

1.  Ivan Calderon (Puerto Rico)

2.  Brian Viloria (USA)

3.  Edgar Sosa (Mexico)

4.  Ulises Solis (Mexico)

5.  Giovanni Segura (Mexico)

6.  Brahim Asloum (France)

7.  Juan Carlos Reveco (Argentina)

8.  Edren Dapudong (Phillipines)

9.  Carlos Tamara (USA/Colombia)

10. Monetsugu Kayo (Japan)

1.  Raul Garcia (Mexico)

2.  Roman Gonzalez (Nicaragua)

3.  Oleydong Sithsamerchai (Thailand)

4.  Nkosinathi Joyi (South Africa)

5.  Florante Condes (Phillipines)

6.  Yasutaka Kiroki (Japan)

7.  Milan Melindo (Phillipines)

8.  Manuel Vargas (Mexico)

9.  Denver Cuello (Phillipines)

10. Juan Palacios (Nicaragua)

1.  Manny Pacquiao (Phillipines)

2.  Juan Manuel Marquez (Mexico)

3.  Bernard Hopkins (USA)

4.  Shane Mosley (USA)

5.  Vic Darchinyan (Armenia/Australia)

6.  Paul Williams (USA)

7.  Floyd Mayweather Jr (USA)

8.  Arthur Abraham (Germany)

9.  Chad Dawson (USA)

10. Kelly Pavlik (USA)

*RANKINGS AS OF 1ST JUNE

Jones-Hopkins Rematch Is On

Roy Jones Jr and Bernard Hopkins have signed an agreement to fight each other in early 2010. A 50/50 deal is in place - however if there is knockout then the winner takes 60% and the loser 40%...

Pascal Makes First Defence

Canadian Jean Pascal  made a successful first defence of his WBC light heavyweight title with a tenth round TKO over Italian Silvio Branco. The bout took place at the Bell Centre in Montreal..

Klitschko Exposes Arreola

Vitali Klitschko improved his record to 38-2 (37 KO’s) after his opponent Chris Arreola (27-1, 24 KO’s) was forced to retire after the tenth round. The fight took place in front of a star...

Kratingdaenggym Dethrones Dunne

Saturday in Dublin, Bernard Dunne's world came crashing down around him as he lost his WBA World Super Bantamweight title to Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym of Thailand in three rounds...

Pavlik-Williams Come Face To Face

Finally the big fight between WBC and WBO middleweight champion Kelly Pavlik and two weight world champion Paul Williams  was officially announced at a press conference yesterday...

Super Six Hits Nottingham

Inside the fantastically palatial Council Chambers of the Nottingham Civic Hall, Hennessy sports invited the media to announce further details on the forthcoming Super Six Boxing Classic...

Everyone Has One: The Nemesis

Whenever Mayweathers greatness is discussed, people often say "Well Floyd was lucky to beat Jose Luis Castillo in their first fight". While the fact Floyd struggled with Castillo is not disputed...

Harrison Wins Prizefighter

Audley Harrison once again breathed a little life into his career tonight by winning Prizefighter: The Heavyweights at the Excel Arena. As per usual there was the normal mix of upsets and knockouts...

WANTED:Roger Mayweather

He's a WANTED man. Roger Mayweather failed to go to his assigned court date. Now a warrant for his arrest has been formally issued by Las Vegas Justice of the Peace Joseph S. Sciscento...

Tua Terminates Cameron

David Tua 50-3-1 (43) showed he is far from finished today as he destroyed fellow New Zealander Shane Cameron 23-2 (20 ) in two rounds at Mystery Creek In Hamilton, New Zealand...

Green Gets By Simms On Shobox

Last night, ShoBox: The New Generation returned, this time at the First Council Casino in Newkirk, Oklahoma. The televised portion of the card featured two scheduled 10 rounders and an 8 rounder...

Murray Destroys Thaxton In Four

Four months ago in Wigan, John Murray lost his British Title before he entered the ring. This weekend there were no mistakes as Mancunian Murray reclaimed his title

in style...

Can The Cobra Solve The Matrix

There is an old adage in boxing that you are only as good as your last fight and with the beginning of the Super Six World Boxing Classic 11 day’s away, its time to take a good look at the prior records...

Ina Menzer

vs

Esther Schouten

Nathan Cleverly

vs

Courtney Fry

Juan Manuel Lopez

vs

Rogers Mtagwa

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Yuriorkis Gamboa

vs

Whyber Garcia

—

Odlanier Solis

vs

Fres Oquendo