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Ratings Movements As of November 2000 RATINGS MOVEMENTS AS OF NOVEMBER 2000 HEAVYWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 11-nov-00 Las Vegas(US) LEWIS Lennox W12 TUA David WBC/IBF 03-nov-00 Copenhagen NIELSEN Brian WTKO 2 SAMPLE Andy 28-nov-00 Las Vegas(US) DONALD Larry DRAW 12 SULIVAN Obed NABO 25-nov-00 Hannover(GER) KLITSCHKO Vitali W12 HOFFMANN Timo EBU NO MOVEMENTS PROMOTED N° 4 RUIZ, N° 5 TYSON, N° 6 DONALD AND N° 7 KLITSCHKO GO UP ONE POSITION DUE TO TUA’S DEMOTION N° 15 SALEEM GO UP ONE POSITION DUE TO HOFFMAN LEAVING DEMOTED N° 3 TUA TO N° 7 – LOST WITH LENNOX LEWIS IN N° 15 NICOLAY VALUEV (PABA INTERIM CHAMPION) RECORD: 25-0 (21 KO’S) REQUESTED BY PABA PRESIDENT OUT N° 14 TIMO HOFFMAN – LOST WITH VITALI KLITSCHKO REMARKS CRUISERWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 03-nov-00 New York (US) TONEY James WKO 3 BUTLER Courtney NO MOVEMENTS LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT NO RESULTS MOVEMENTS SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 18-nov-00 Dagenham (GB) STARIE David WTKO 6 WATERS Guy COM 03-nov-00 Copenhagen LARSEN Mads WTKO 1 ROBINSON Antoine MOVEMENTS THIS MONTH PROMOTED N° 8 TATE, N° 9 LARSEN, N° 10 STARIE, N° 11 BREWER, N° 12 ALVAREZ, N° 13 BALLOGOU GO UP ONE POSITION DUE TO MAKATA’S LEAVING N° 15 PEMBERTON GO UP TWO POSITIONS DUE TO MAKATA AND WATER’S LEAVING DEMOTED IN N° 14 RUDY MARKUSSEN – DENMARK – RECORD: 22-0 (13 KO’S) REQUESTED BY BETTINA PALLE N° 15 OMAR SHEIKA- USA- RECORD: 22-2 (13 KO’S) – REQUESTED BY DUVA BOXING OUT N° 7 MAKATA – LOST PABA RECOGNITION- REQUESTED BY PABA N° 14 WATERS – LOST WITH STARIE REMARK MIDDLEWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 26-nov-00 Las Vegas(US) REID David W10 GARCIA Quirino NO MOVEMENTS SUPER WELTERWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 17-nov-00 Sta Cruz(SPA) RASK Mikael WTKO 10 RUBES Patrick WIC 11-nov-00 Las Vegas(US) SIMMS Travis W8 KELLI Kevin 24-nov-00 Costa Rica MAYORGA Ricardo WKO 3 GUERRERO Elvis MOVEMENTS PROMOTED N° 8 VAZQUEZ, N° 9 MAYORGA, N° 10 THIAM, N° 11 LINTON GO UP ONE POSITION DEMOTED IN N° 11 OLSEN- COMES FROM 147 LBS N° 14 TRAVIS –USA – WON OVER KELLY N° 7 OUT N° 7 KELLY – LOST WITH A NON RATED BOXER N° 14 PAPILLON – LAST FIGHT LOST IN JUNE 10, 00 PENDING REMARKS WELTERWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 17-nov-00 Reno (US) LEWIS Andrew WTKO 2 VALDEZ Sebastian 03-nov-00 Copenhagen DAMGAARD Thomas W12 DURAN Alessandro WBAI MOVEMENTS PROMOTED N° 4 GATTI TO N° 3 DUE TO TRABANT’S DEMOTION N° 15 KOFI TO N° 9- DUE TO HIS RECORD 21-0-1 (13 KO’S)- HE WILL FIGHT IN THE KO DRUGS GAME DEMOTED N° 3 TRABANT TO N° 9 – HE HAS BEEN OFFERED THREE ELIMINATORY FIGHTS AND HAS REFUSED N° 11 DURAN TO N° 15 – LOST WITH DAMGAARD WBAI-EBU IN N° 14 FREDERIK KLOSE – REQUESTED BY AB STAR – RECORD: 24-3 (6 KO’S) OUT N° 9 FRANK OLSEN TO 154 LBS PENDING REMARKS SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 04-nov-00 New York (US) MOSLEY Shane WTKO 6 DIAZ Antonio WBC 04-nov-00 New York (US) CAMACHO Hector Jr. W10 HUTCHINSON Joe 11-nov-00 Las Vegas(US) MOLINA John John W10 TACKIE Wonder MOVEMENTS PROMOTED N° 5 GONZALEZ, N° 6 RAHILOU, N° 7 MOLINA, N°9 HATTON, N° 10 TRUJILLO GO UP TWO POSITIONS DUE TO DIAZ (4) AND TACKIE (9) DEMOTION N° 12 MAEDA, N° 13 MAPUOKA, GO UP THREE POSITIONS DUE TO TO DIAZ (4), TACKIE (9) AND FLORES (11) DEMOTION DEMOTED N° 4 DIAZ TO N° 11- LOST WITH MOSLEY – WBC 147 TITLE N° 9 TAKIE TO N° 12 – LOST WITH JOHN JOHN MOLINA IN OUT PENDING REMARKS LIGHTWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 10-nov-00 Issoudun (FR) LIFA Djamel WTKO 8 PUSKULLU S‚dat FR 03-nov-00 Copenhagen HOLB’K Dennis W8 O'SHIELDS Larry 27-nov-00 Tokyo (JPN) YOSHIMURA Rick W10 SHIMADA Takehiro JBC MOVEMENTS PROMOTED N° 2 LORCY, N° 3 SICURELLA, N° 4 YOSHIMURA, N° 5 SERRANO, N° 6 ZOFF, N° 7 BALBI GO UP ONE POSITION DUE TO THE N° 1 POSITION FILLING. N° 10 XUXA NASCIMENTO TO N° 8 DUE TO CANO’S LEAVING DEMOTED IN N° 10 HOLBAEK COMES FROM 130 LBS N° 12 KYUCHUL CHOI - OUT REMARKS IN THE 79TH ANUAL CONVENTION WAS APPROVED LORCY AS N° 1 CONTENDER SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 11-nov-00 Belfast (IRE) TONTCHEV Tontcho W12 SHEPHERD Charles WIC MOVEMENTS PROMOTED N° 11 JESUS CHAVEZ, N° 12 JOSE MIGUEL COTTO, N° 13 KOJI ARISAWA DUE TO HOLBAEK’’S LEAVING N° 15 MICHAEL GOMEZ TO N° 13 DUE TO HOLBAEK’’S LEAVING AND BEASLEY DEMOTED IN N° 15 ALEXANDROV- EX-WORLD CHAMPION RECORD 37-4 (16 KO’S) OUT N° 10 HOLBAEK – TO 135 LBS PENDING REMARKS N°1 POSITION WAS LEFT VACANT UNTIL THE LEADING AVAILABLE CONTENDER IS DETERMINED. FEATHERWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 11-nov-00 Las Vegas(US) NDOU Phillip WTKO 2 SEPEDA Manuel WIC 03-nov-00 Ebbw Vale(GB) BALOYI Cassius W12 ROBINSON Steve WBU NO MOVEMENTS SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 23-nov-00 Nagoya (JPN) ORTEGA Yober WTKO 11 ISHII Kozo WBA INTERIM MOVEMENTS PROMOTED N° 2 ORTEGA TO N° 1 – WON INTERIM TITLE N° 4 ROJAS, N° 5 BUGIARSO, N° 6 GARZA GO UP TWO POSITIONS DUE TO N° 1 POSITION FILLED BY INTERIM CHAMPION AND N° 2 ISHII’S DEMOTION N° 8 SANCHEZ TO N° 5 DUE TO HIS RECORD AND ISHII’S DEMOTION AND N° 1 POSITION FILLED DEMOTED N° 3 ISHII TON° 7 – LOST WITH ORTEGA – INTERIM TITLE IN N° 14 MANNY PACKIAO – 30-2 (15 KOS) N° 15 NICOLAY EREMEV – REQUESTED BY MR. PHILIPPE FONDUE OUT N° 15 VALBUENA – LAST FIGHT IN SEPTEMBER AND LOST REMARKS BANTAMWEIGHT RESULTS DATE PLACE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 05-nov-00 Tokyo (JPN) NISHIOKA Toshiaki W10 MARTINEZ Gerardo 12-nov-00 Denver (US) GARCIA Genaro WKO 2 MARQUEZ Rafael 03-nov-00 Copenhagen BREDAHL Johnny W8 GUTIERREZ Leonardo 25-nov-00 Artenisa, MN ROMERO, Danny WTKO 4 PEDIMONTE Arman NABO MOVEMENTS PROMOTED N° 8 NISHIOKA TO N° 7 – DUE TO HIS ACTIVITY DEMOTED N° 7 MARQUEZ TO N° 11 – LOST WITH GARCÍA (N° 10) N° 10 GARCIA TO N° 8 –HE WON OVER MARQUEZ IN OUT REMARKS SUPER FLYWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 05-nov-00 Chula Vista MORALES Diego WKO 4 CARDONA Julio 19-oct-00 Ratchaburi CP GYM Meiji W12 ALVIRA Julio Cesar PAB 25-nov-00 Paranaque Cty PENALOSA Jerry WKOT06 VORAPIN Ratanachai INT MOVEMENTS PROMOTED DEMOTED N° 9 BOLAÑOS, N° 10 TORRES, N° 11 MORALES, N° 12 ZARATE, GO DOWN ONE POSITION DUE TO KOBAYASHI ENTRANCE N° 14 PEREZ TO N° 15 – LAST FIGHT ON SEPTEMBER AND LOST IN N° 9 KOBAYASHI- COMES FROM 112 N° 14 KAZUHIRO RYUKO – REQUESTED BY KOJIMA OUT N° 13 SINWANGCHA – LOST WITH PEÑALOSA N° 15 JENSEN – RETIRED PENDING REMARKS N° 1 POSITION WAS LEFT VACANT UNTIL THE LEADING AVAILABLE CONTENDER IS DETERMINED FLYWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 3-sep-00 Yerington(US) CASTILLO Martin W10 ANDRADE Oscar MEX 02-nov-00 San Antonio TREJO Mike WP TD11 ROMERO Hugo NAB 19-oct-00 Ratchaburi KRATINDAENGGYM Sorn. W8 ALLAWIN Nazario MOVEMENTS PROMOTED N° 13 LEON TO N° 11 AND N° 15 CULSHAW TO N°12 DUE TO KOBAYASHI AND ANDRADE’S LEAVING DEMOTED N° 12 KEB BAAS TO N° 15 –INACTIVE JUNE 2000 IN N° 13 MARTIN CASTILLO -* WON OVER OSCAR ANDRADE (N° 13) N° 14 DAMAEN KELLY – REQUESTED BY BETTINA PALLE OUT N° 11 KOBAYASHI- TO 115 LBS N° 14 ANDRADE - LOST WITH MARTIN CASTILLO REMARK LIGHT FLYWEIGHT RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE 10-nov-00 Las Vegas(US) PACHECO Irene W12 MAKEPULA Masibulele IBF 18-nov-00 Tokyo (JPN) TANAKA Koki W12 KANG Pilkoo OPB 28-oct-00 Mexico City COB CASTRO Melchor WKO10 ARMENTA Martin MOVEMENTS PROMOTED N° 10 NOEL ARAMBULET TO N° 5 DUE TO HIS ACTIVITY DEMOTED N° 7 MAKEPULA TO N° 13 – LOST WITH IRENE PACHECO IN N° 9 MELCHOR COB CASTRO – WON OVER MARTIN ARMENTA N° 13 OUT N° 13 MARTIN ARMENTA – LOST WITH MELCHOR COB CASTRO REMARKS MINIMUM RESULTS PLACE & DATE WINNER RESULT LOSER TITLE NO MOVEMENTS .
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