In the “Ratings” section of our website, weekly changes are made to the top 10 according to vRINGe.com.
Changes have taken place in the following divisions:
- – super heavy;
- – light;
- – the second featherweight.
Heavyweight (over 90.7 kg)
– Joe Joyce (Great Britain) after defeating Joseph Parker (New Zealand) moved up from 6th to 3rd
– Anthony Joshua (Great Britain) dropped from 3rd position to 4th
– Deontay Wilder (USA) moved down from rank 4 to rank 5
– Andy Ruiz Jr. (USA) moved up from 7th position to 6th
– Joseph Parker (New Zealand) dropped from 5th position to 7th
Light weight (up to 61.2 kg)
– Maxi Hughes (Great Britain) after defeating Kid Galahad (Great Britain) entered the top 10 and took 8th position
– Michel Rivera (Dominican Republic) dropped from 8th position to 9th
– William Cepeda (Mexico) dropped from 9th position to 10th
– Gary Callie (Ireland), who was in 10th position, left the top 10
Second featherweight (up to 59 kg)
– Shakur Stevenson (USA), despite the victory over Robson Conceisau (Brazil), dropped from 1st to 3rd as previously lost titles at the weigh-in
– Hector Luis Garcia (Dominican Republic) moved up from 2nd to 1st
– Joe Cordina (Great Britain) moved up from 3rd to 2nd
– Robson Conceição (Brazil), who was in 9th position, left the top 10
– Chris Colbert (USA) moved up from 10th position to 9th
– Anthony Kakache (Great Britain) after defeating Michael Magnesi (Italy) entered the top 10 and took the 10th position
ALL RATINGS
TOP 10 according to vRINGe
Our pound-for-pound rating
Rating criteria:
1) the first places are occupied by the reigning champions;
2) a fighter occupies a place in the division in which he had his last fight (even if he is a champion in another category), but performances (level of opposition, quality of victories) in the previous weight are taken into account;
3) priority in evaluation – results for the last 3 years;
4) a fighter leaves the top 10 due to low activity (more than 12 months without fights);
5) The rating is updated weekly depending on the current results.
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