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November 2011 Ratings NOVEMBER 2011 RATINGS RATINGS COMMITTEE Claude Jackson, Chairman SUPER WELTERWEIGHT (154#) [email protected] LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT (175#) NABF CHAMPION: GRADY BREWER, OK NABF CHAMPION: ISMAYL SILLAKH, CA (W 6/17/11) Ed Pearson, Vice-Chairman (D 4/6/11)) WBC #6 WBC CHAMPION: SAUL ALVAREZ, MEX [email protected] WBC CHAMPION: BERNARD HOPKINS, AMERICAS CHAMPION: ALFREDO USA ANGULO, MEX Tommy Ashy AMERICAS CHAMPION: DENIS CONTENDERS: [email protected] GRACHEV, USA/RUSSIA 1. NOT RATED 2. DEMETRIUS ANDRADE, RI CONTENDERS: 3. PAWEL WOLAK, NJ Luis Medina 1. NOT RATED 4. ERISLANDY LARA, FL [email protected] 2. ANDREJ FONFARA, IL 5. GABE ROSADO, PA 3. TOMMY KARPENCY, PA 6. SAUL ROMAN, MEX 4. YORDANIS DESPAIGUE, FL 7. YUDEL JHONSON, FL 5. MARCUS OLIVERA, KS 8. CARLOS MOLINA, IL 6. SERGEY KOVALEV, NC 9. JOE GREENE, NY 7. RONSON FRANK, NY 10. DELVIN RODRIGUEZ, CT 8. CEDRIC AGNEW, IN 11. DEREK ENNIS, PA HEAVYWEIGHT (OVER 200 #) 9. ALEJANDRO BERRIO, NJ 12. MICHAEL MEDINA, MEX NABF CHAMPION: JOHNATHON 10. WILL ROSINKSKY, NY 13. KEITH THURMAN, FL 11. NICHOLSON POULARD, CAN 14. J C CANDELO, TX BANKS, MI (D 9/11/10) WBC #5 12. CHUCK MUSSACHIO, PA 15. LUIS COLLAZO, NY WBC CHAMPION: VITALY KLITSCHKO, 13. DENIS GRACHEV, CA 16. BILLY LYELL, OH 14. JUNIOR MOAR, CAN * UKRAINE 15. AZEA AUGUSTAMA, FL AMERICAS CHAMPION: CHAUNCY 16. SCOTT SIGMAN, VA WELLIVER, USA CONTENDERS: 1. FRANKLIN LAWRENCE, IN 2. NOT RATED 3. CHAUNCY WELLIVER, WA SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT (168#) WELTERWEIGHT (147#) 4. DARRELL MADISON, NY NABF CHAMPION: JESUS GONZALEZ, NABF CHAMPION: VACANT 5. NEVIN PAJKIC, CAN * AZ (W 7/8/11) WBC #16 WBC CHAMPION: FLOYD 6. SETH MITCHELL, CA 7. DAVID RODRIGUEZ, TX WBC CHAMPION: CARL FROCH, UK MAYWEATHER USA 8. BRIAN MINTO, PA AMERICAS CHAMPION: LIBRADO AMERICAS CHAMPION: MIKE JONES, 9. CHAZZ WITHERSPOON, PA ANDRADE, USA USA 10. MARIUSZ WACH, NJ 11. ERIC MOLINA, TX (**) CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: 12. DEONTAY WILDER, AL 1. NOT RATED 1. NOT RATED 13. OLIVER NCCALL, FL 2. RENAN ST. JUSTE, CAN 2. SHAWN PORTER, OH 14. DAVARRYL WILLIAMSON, CO 3. PETER QUILLIN, NY 3. JOSE SOTO KARASS, MEX 15. TRAVIS KAUFFMAN, PA 4. EDWIN RODRIGUEZ,,MA ** 4. MIKE ANCHONDO, CA 16. TONY GRANO, CT 5. DYAH DAVIS, FL 5. VICTOR LUPO, CAN* 6. ALFONSO LOPEZ. TX 6. CARSON JONES, OK 7. FARAH ENNIS, PA 7. ANTONIN DECARIE, CAN 8. ADONIS STEVENSON, CAN 8. FREDDY HERNANDEZ, MEX 9. DON GEORGE, IL 9. JOSE LUIS CASTILLO, MEX 10. AARON PRYOR, JR., OH 10. JESSE LUBASH, PA CRUISERWEIGHT (200#) 11. DARYL CUNNINGHAM, MI 11. AYI BRUCE, NY NABF CHAMPION: LATEEF KAYODE, 12. LENNOX ALLEN, NY 12. ANDRE GORGES, CAN CA (D 6/1/11) WBC #4 13. ANTHONY DIRRELL, MI 13. DMITRY SALITA, NY 14. DAVID MEDINA, KS 14. KEVIN BIZIER, CAN WBC CHAMPION: KRZYSZTOF 15. MARCUS JOHNSON, TX 15. SADAM ALI, NY WLODARCZYC, POLAND 16. SHAWN ESTRADA, CA 16. KEITH THURMAN. FL AMERICAS CHAMPION: B J FLORES, . USA MIDDLEWEIGHT (160#) CONTENDERS: 1. NOT RATED NABF CHAMPION: [PENDING] 2. OLA AFOLABI, CA WBC CHAMPION: SERGIO MARTINEZ, SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT (140#) 3. B J FLORES, MO ARGENTINA NABF CHAMPION: GABRIEL BRACERO, 4. ERIC FIELDS, OK 5. RYAN HENNEY, CAN * AMERICAS CHAMPION: GEORGE NY (W 10/21/11) 6. ELVIR MURIQUI, NY TAHDOOAHNIPPAH, USA WBC CHAMPION: ERIK MORALES, MEX 7. RYAN COYNE, MO CONTENDERS: AMERICAS CHAMPION: TONY LUIS, 8. MATT GODFREY, RI 1. NOT RATED CAN 9. ANDRES TAYLOR, PA 2 FERNANDO GUERRERO, MD 10. AARON WILLIAMS, NV 3 . ANDY LEE, MI CONTENDERS: 11. FELIPE ROMERO, MEX *** 4 ELVIN AYALA CT (**) 1. NOT RATED 12. YUNIER DORTICOS, FL 2. DIERRY JEAN, CAN 13. JASON DOUGLAS, CA 5 brian vera, tx 3 PIER OLIVIER COTE, CAN 14. GARRETT WILSON, PA 6. CRAIG MCEWAN, CA 4, JESSIE VARGAS, CA 15. JEREMIAH GRAZIANO, MO 7. PATRICK MAJEWSKI, NJ 5. RAY SERRANO, PA 16. NICK IANNUZZI, FL 8. SAMUEL MILLER, FL 6. STEVE UPSHER CHAMBERS PA 9. BRANDON GONZALES, CA 7 JOSESITO LOPEZ, CA 10. MATT KOROBOV, FL 8 JOSE LOPEZ, MEX 11 OSSIE DURAN, NJ 9 VERNON PARIS, MI 12, JOSE MEDINA, NH 10 MAURICIO HERRARA, CA 13 MARCOS REYES, MEX *** 11 KARIM MAYFIELD, CA 14. GEORGE TAHDOOAHNIPPAH, OK 12, NICK CASAL, NY 15. GILBERTO RAMIRO SANCHEZ, MEX 13. ANTONIO LOZADA, MEX 16. JOSE MIGUEL TORRES, FL 14. TONY LUIS, CAN 15. KENNY GALLARZA, PR 16 STEVE CLAGGETT, CAN LIGHTWEIGHT (135#) SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT (122#) FLYWEIGHT (112#) NABF CHAMPION: HANK LUNDY, PA (D NABF CHAMPION: [PENDING] NABF CHAMPION: LUIS MAY, MEXICO 8/19/11) WBC #16 WBC CHAMPION: TOSHIAKI NISHIOKA, (W 6/11/11) WBC # 12 WBC CHAMPION: VACANT JAPAN WBC CHAMPION: PONGSAKLEK AMERICAS CHAMPION: DANNIE AMERICAS CHAMPION: TYSON CAVE, WONJOGKAM, THAILAND WILLIAMS, USA CAN AMERICAS CHAMPION: 1. NOT RATED CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: VACANT 2. DANNIE WILLIAMS, MO 1. NOT RATED 1. NOT RATED 3. JOHN MOLINA, CA 2. GIOVANI CARO, MEX 2. OMAR SOTO, MEX 4. EDNER CHERRY, FL 3. CHRIS AVALOS, CA 3. ANTHONY VILLARREAL, CA 5. SHARIF BOGERE, NV 4. LEON MOORE, NY 4. JOSE ALFREDO TIRADO, MEX *** 6. MERCITO GESTA, CA 5. SERGIO PERALES, TX 5. MANUEL ROMAN, MEX 7. DANIEL ESTRADA, MEX 6. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN, CA 6. EDGAR JIMENEZ, MEX 8. REYES SANCHEZ, MEX 7. ALEJANDRO LOPEZ, MEX 7. JUAN KANTUN, MEX 9. YAKUBU AMIDU, CA 8. TEON KENNEDY, PA 8. ABEL OCHOA, MEX 10. VICENTE ESCOBEDO, CA 9. EFRAIN ESQUIVAS, CA 9. MANUEL VARGAS, MEX 11. LUIS RAMOS, CA 10. ENRIQUE BERNACHE, MEX 10. JULIAN RIVERA, MEX 12. JOSE EMILIO PEREA, MEX 11. TYSON CAVE, CAN * 11. DANIEL NORIEGA, MEX 13. MICHAEL PEREZ, NJ 12. RODOLFO HERNANDEZ, MEX 12. ENRIQUE QUEVADO, MEX 14. MIGUEL GONZALES, OH 13. YAN BARTHELEMY, FL 13. FAUSTINO CUPUL, MEX 15. RAMON AYALA, MEX 14. CARLOS JACOBO, MEX 14. DANIEL LOZANO, FL (**) 16. MASON MENARD, LA 15. FERNANDO BELTRAN, JR., MEX 15. JOSE LIMONES, MEX 16. VICTOR TERRAZAS, MEX 16. AUSTEBERTO JUAREZ, MEX SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT (130#) LIGHT FLYWEIGHT (108#) NABF CHAMPION: DIEGO MAGDALENO, NABF CHAMPION: PEDRO GUEVARA, NV (D 5/6/11) WBC #6 MEX (W 10/22/11) BANTAMWEIGHT (118#) WBC CHAMPION: TAKAHIRO AOH, WBC CHAMPION: ADRIAN HERNANDEZ, NABF CHAMPION: VACANT JAPAN MEX WBC CHAMPION: NONITO DONAIRE, AMERICAS CHAMPION: CARLOS AMERICAS CHAMPION: JAVIER PHILIPPINES CARDENAS, VENEZUELA MENDOZA, MEX AMERICAS CHAMPION: GERARDO CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: 1. NOT RATED MARIN HERNANDEZ, MEX 1. NOT RATED 2. LOGAN MCGUINESS, CAN CONTENDERS: 2. OMAR NINO, MEX 3. ELOY PEREZ, CA 1. NOT RATED 3. JOSE RODRIGUEZ, MEX 4. LUIS FRANCO, FL 2. SEBASTIAN GAUTHIER, CAN 4. JUAN ESQUER, MRC 5. BENOIT GAUDET, CAN 3. CHRISTIAN ESQUIVEL, CAN 5. GILBERTO KEB, MEX 6. MIGUEL ROMAN, MEX *** 4. DAVID DELAMORA, MEX 6. LUIS CEJA, MEX 7. DANTE JARDON, MEX 5. FELIPE ORUCUTA, PR 7. GUADALUPE MARTINEZ, MEX 8. CESAR VAZQUEZ, MEX 6. JESUS RUIZ, MEX 8. JESUS IRIBE, MEX 9. YAUNDALE EVANS, OH 7. EDUARDO GARCIA, MEX 9. FELIPE RIVES, MEX*** 10. CARNEY BOWMAN, PA 8. GERARDO MARIN HERNANDEZ. MEX 10. ODILON ZALETA, MEX 11. ARASH USMANEE, CAN 9. DAVID SANCHEZ, MEX 11. OMAR MARTINEZ, MEX 12. MONTY MEZA-CLAY, PA 10. JESUS GALICIA, MEX 12. GERARDO VERDE, MEX 13. EVEGNY GRADOVICH, ND 11. JOSE CAYETANO, MEX 13. FELIPE SAIGUERO, MEX 14. ALEJANDRO SANABRIA, MEX 12. KHABIR SULEYMANOV, CA 14. DAVID SANCHEZ, MEX 15. ALEJANDRO PEREZ, CA 13. JESUS ROJAS, PR 15. DANNY OLIVO, MEX 16. EMMANUEL LUCERO, NY 14. NESTOR ROCHA, CA 16. IVAN RODRIGUEZ, MEX 15. LEO SANTA CRUZ, CA 16. DANNY FLORES, MEX FEATHERWEIGHT (126#) NABF CHAMPION: MIKEY GARCIA, CA STRAWWEIGHT (105#) (W 3/5/11) WBC #3 NABF CHAMPION: MARIO RODRIGUEZ, WBC CHAMPION: JHONNY GONZALES, SUPER FLYWEIGHT (115#) MEX (D 10/22/11)) WBC #10 MEX NABF CHAMPION: VACANT WBC CHAMPION: KAZUTO IOKA, AMERICAS CHAMPION: BERNABE WBC CHAMPION: SURIYAN SOR JAPAN CONCEPCION. CA CHOKCHAI, THAILAND AMERICAS CHAMPION: JOSE ALFREDO CONTENDERS: AMERICAS CHAMPION: CARLOS ZUNIGA, MEX 1. NOT RATED CUADRAS, MEX 2. GARY RUSSELL, JR., MD CONTENDERS: 3. MICHAEL FARENAS, CA CONTENDERS: 1. NOT RATED 4. EDUARDO ESCOBEDO, TX 1. NOT RATED 2. GANIGAN LOPEZ, MEX 5. MIGUEL BELTRAN, JR., MEX 2. CARLOS CUADRAS, MEX 3. JOSE ALFREDO ZUNIGA, MEX 6. LEONILO MIRANDA, MEX 3. VICTOR ZALETA, MEX *** 4. OSVALDO RAZON, MEX *** 7. FRANCISCO BELTRAN, MEX 4. OSCAR IBARRA, MEX 5. CARLOS PEREZ, MEX 8. SALVADOR SANCHEZ, MEX 5. JUN JOSE MONTES, MEX 6. MANUEL JIMENEZ, MEX 9. JXAN ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ, MEX 6. CESAR SEDA, JR., PR 7. JAVIER MARTINEZ, MEX 10. JUAN CARLOS MARTINEZ, MEX 7. JOHNNY GARCIA, MEX 8. JOB SOLANO, MEX 11. ORLANDO CRUZZ, PR 8. JUAN ALBERTO ROSAS, MEX 9. CARLOS VELARDE, MEX 12. MIKE FRANCO, CA 9. JESUS VAZQUEZ, MEX 10. JULIO CESAR FELIX, MEX 13. FRANCISCO LEAL, MEX 10. JUAN LUIS HERNANDEZ, MEX 11. ARMANDO VAZQUEZ, MEX 14. JAVIER FORTUNA, NY 11. JUAN FRANCISCO ESTRADA, MEX 12. ERIK RAMIREZ, MEX 15. ROBERTO MARROQUIN, TX 12. JULIO CEJA, MEX 13. JOSE FIGUEROA, MEX 15. GARY STARK, JR., NY 13. JONATHON LECONA, MEX 14. RAUL CASTENADA, MEX 16. JORGE DIAZ, NJ 14. DAVID GASPAR, MEX ** 15. MAXIMO FLORES, MEX 15. EVERARDO MORALES, MEX 16. NOT RATED 16. NOT RATED : --------------- (*) CNC CHAMPION Ratings based upon results Unification bouts held only (**) USNBC CHAMPION through October 27, 2011. (***) FECOMBOX CHAMPION with WBC affiliated titles, USBA, NABA, and NABO at the NABF’s sole discretion. .
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