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January 2012 Ratings JANUARY 2012 RATINGS RATINGS COMMITTEE Claude Jackson, Chairman SUPER WELTERWEIGHT (154#) [email protected] LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT (175#) NABF CHAMPION: MICHAEL MEDINA. NABF CHAMPION: ISMAYL SILLAKH, CA CA (W 12/22/11) Ed Pearson, Vice-Chairman (D 4/6/11)) WBC CHAMPION: SAUL ALVAREZ, MEX [email protected] WBC CHAMPION: BERNARD HOPKINS, AMERICAS CHAMPION: JAMES USA KIRKLAND, TX Tommy Ashy AMERICAS CHAMPION: DENIS CONTENDERS: [email protected] GRACHEV, USA/RUSSIA 1. NOT RATED 2. DEMETRIUS ANDRADE, RI CONTENDERS: 3. GABE ROSADO, PA Luis Medina 1. NOT RATED 4. ERISLANDY LARA, FL [email protected] 2. ANDREJ FONFARA, IL 5. DELVIN RODRIGUEZ, CT 3. CEDRIC AGNEW, IN ** 6. SAUL ROMAN, MEX 4. CORNELIUS WHITE, TX 7. YUDEL JHONSON, FL 5. MARCUS OLIVERA, KS 8. CARLOS MOLINA, IL Boxer of the month and fight of 6. SERGEY KOVALEV, NC 9. JOE GREENE, NY 7. RONSON FRANK, NY 10. GRADY BREWER, OK The month: DeMarcus Corley defeats 8. YORDANIS DESPAIGUE, FL 11. DEREK ENNIS, PA previously undefeated Gabriel Bracero 9. ALEJANDRO BERRIO, NJ 12. KEITH THURMAN, FL to become our new 140# champion in a 10. WILL ROSINKSKY, NY 13. LUIS COLLAZO, NY 11. NICHOLSON POULARD, CAN 14. CHARLES HATLEY, JR., TX very exciting match 12. CHUCK MUSSACHIO, PA 15. BILLY LYELL, OH 13. DENIS GRACHEV, CA 16. NOT RATED 14. JUNIOR MOAR, CAN * HEAVYWEIGHT (OVER 200 #) 15. AZEA AUGUSTAMA, FL NABF CHAMPION: JOHNATHON 16. SCOTT SIGMAN, VA BANKS, MI (D 9/11/10) WBC CHAMPION: VITALY KLITSCHKO, UKRAINE AMERICAS CHAMPION: CHAUNCY SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT (168#) WELTERWEIGHT (147#) WELLIVER, USA NABF CHAMPION: DYAH DAVIS, FL (W NABF CHAMPION: VACANT CONTENDERS: 1/6/12) WBC CHAMPION: FLOYD 1. TONY GRANO, CT WBC CHAMPION: CARL FROCH, UK MAYWEATHER USA 2. FRANKLIN LAWRENCE, IN 3. CHAUNCY WELLIVER, WA AMERICAS CHAMPION: LIBRADO AMERICAS CHAMPION: VACANT 4. MARIUSZ WACH, NJ ANDRADE, USA CONTENDERS: 5. DARRELL MADISON, NY CONTENDERS: 1. NOT RATED 6. SETH MITCHELL. CA 1. NOT RATED 2. SHAWN PORTER, OH 7. CHAZZ WITHERSPOON, PA 2. ANTHONY DIRRELL, MI 3. MIKE ANCHONDO, CA 8. DEONTAY WILDER, AL 3. PETER QUILLIN, NY 4. THOMAS DULORME, PR 9. JOE HANKS, NJ 4. EDWIN RODRIGUEZ,,MA ** 5. VICTOR LUPO, CAN* 10. ERIC MOLINA, TX (**) 5. RENAN ST. JUSTE, CAN 6. CARSON JONES, OK 11. NEVIN PAJKIC, CAN 6. FARAH ENNIS, PA 7. ANTONIN DECARIE, CAN 12. BRIAN MINTO, PA 7. ADONIS STEVENSON, CAN 8. FREDDY HERNANDEZ, MEX 13. DAVARRYL WILLIAMSON, CO 8. DON GEORGE, IL 9. DENNIS DOUGLIN, NJ 14. NICOLAI FIRTHA, OH 9. AARON PRYOR, JR., OH 10. JESSE LUBASH, PA 15. BOWIE TUPUO, CA 10. DARYL CUNNINGHAM, MI 11. ANDRE GORGES, CAN 16. JUSTIN JONES, TX 11. LENNOX ALLEN, NY 12. KEVIN BIZIER, CAN 12. ALFONSO LOPEZ. TX 13. RONALD CRUZ, PA 14. JOSE REYNOSA, CA 13. DAVID MEDINA, KS 14. MARCUS JOHNSON, TX 15. WILLIE NELSON, OH CRUISERWEIGHT (200#) 15. SHAWN ESTRADA, CA 16. SADAM ALI, NY NABF CHAMPION: VACANT WBC CHAMPION: KRZYSZTOF . WLODARCZYC, POLAND MIDDLEWEIGHT (160#) AMERICAS CHAMPION: B J FLORES, NABF CHAMPION: JOSE MIGUEL SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT (140#) USA TORRES, FL (W 11/05/11) NABF CHAMPION: DEMARCUS CONTENDERS: WBC CHAMPION: SERGIO MARTINEZ, 1. NOT RATED ARGENTINA CORLEY, DC (W 1/21/12) 2. OLA AFOLABI, CA AMERICAS CHAMPION: GEORGE WBC CHAMPION: ERIK MORALES, MEX 3. B J FLORES, MO AMERICAS CHAMPION: TONY LUIS, 4. ERIC FIELDS, OK TAHDOOAHNIPPAH, USA 5. RYAN HENNEY, CAN * CONTENDERS: CAN 6. ELVIR MURIQUI, NY 1. NOT RATED CONTENDERS: 7. RYAN COYNE, MO 2 FERNANDO GUERRERO, MD 1. NOT RATED 8. ANDRES TAYLOR, PA 3 ANDY LEE, MI 2. PIER OLIVIER COTE, CAN 9. AARON WILLIAMS, NV 4 ELVIN AYALA CT (**) 3 DIERRY JEAN, CAN 10. FELIPE ROMERO, MEX *** 5 BRIAN VERA, TX 4, JESSIE VARGAS, CA 11. YUNIER DORTICOS, FL 6. BRANDON GONZALES, CO 5. RAY SERRANO, PA 12. JASON DOUGLAS, CAN 7. MATT KOROBOV, FL 6. GABRIEL BRACERO, NY 13 MATT GODFREY, RI 8. JOSE MEDINA, NH 7 JOSESITO LOPEZ, CA 14. GARRETT WILSON, PA 9. MIGUEL OLIVERAS, FL 8 JOSE LOPEZ, MEX 15. JEREMIAH GRAZIANO, MO 10. PATRICK MAJEWSKI, NJ 9 VERNON PARIS, MI 16. NICK IANNUZZI, FL 11 ALBERT ONOLUNOSE, CAN 10 MAURICIO HERRARA, CA 12, OSSIE DURAN NJ 11 KARIM MAYFIELD, CA 13 MARCOS REYES, MEX *** 12, NICK CASAL, NY 14. GEORGE TAHDOOAHNIPPAH, OK 13. ANTONIO LOZADA, MEX 15. CRAIG MCEWAN, CA 14. TONY LUIS, CAN 16. GILBERTO RAMIRO SANCHEZ, MEX 15. STEVE CLAGGETT, CAN 16 KENNY GALLARZA, PR LIGHTWEIGHT (135#) SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT (122#) FLYWEIGHT (112#) NABF CHAMPION: HANK LUNDY, PA (D NABF CHAMPION: EFRAIN ESQUIVIAS, NABF CHAMPION: VACANT 8/19/11) CA (W 11/4/11) WBC CHAMPION: PONGSAKLEK WBC CHAMPION: VACANT WBC CHAMPION: TOSHIAKI NISHIOKA, WONJOGKAM, THAILAND AMERICAS CHAMPION: VACANT JAPAN AMERICAS CHAMPION: 1. DANNIE WILLIAMS, MO AMERICAS CHAMPION: TYSON CAVE, CONTENDERS: VACANT 2. JOHN MOLINA, CA 1. NOT RATED 3. EDNER CHERRY, FL CAN 2. ANTHONY VILLARREAL, CA 4. SHARIF BOGERE, NV CONTENDERS: 3. JOSE ALFREDO TIRADO, MEX *** 5. MERCITO GESTA, CA 1. NOT RATED 4. MANUEL ROMAN, MEX 6. DANIEL ESTRADA, MEX 2. CHRIS AVALOS, CA 5. EDGAR JIMENEZ, MEX 7. REYES SANCHEZ, MEX 3. LEON MOORE, NY 6. JUAN KANTUN, MEX 8. VICENTE ESCOBEDO, CA 4. SERGIO PERALES, TX 7. ABEL OCHOA, MEX 9. LUIS RAMOS, CA 5. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN, CA 8. MANUEL VARGAS, MEX 10. JOSE EMILIO PEREA, MEX 6. ALEJANDRO LOPEZ, MEX 9. JULIAN RIVERA, MEX 11. MICHAEL PEREZ, NJ 7. RAUL HIRALES, MEX 10. DANIEL NORIEGA, MEX 12. MIGUEL GONZALES, OH 8. TYSON CAVE, CAN * 11. FAUSTINO CUPUL, MEX 13. RAMON AYALA, MEX 9. RODOLFO HERNANDEZ, MEX 12. ENRIQUE QUEVADO, MEX 14. MONTY MEZA CLAY, PA 10. YAN BARTHELEMY, FL 13. DANIEL LOZANO, FL (**) 15. YAKUBU AMIDU, CA 11. CARLOS JACOBO, MEX 14. JOSE LIMONES, MEX 16. MASON MENARD, LA 12. FERNANDO BELTRAN, JR., MEX 15. AUSTEBERTO JUAREZ, MEX 13. VICTOR TERRAZAS, MEX 16. VALENTIN LEON, MEX 14. HORATIO GARCIA, MEX 15. NOT RATED 16. NOT RATED SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT (130#) NABF CHAMPION: DIEGO MAGDALENO, LIGHT FLYWEIGHT (108#) NV (D 11/11/11) NABF CHAMPION: PEDRO GUEVARA, WBC CHAMPION: TAKAHIRO AOH, MEX (W 10/22/11) BANTAMWEIGHT (118#) JAPAN WBC CHAMPION: KOMPAYAK NABF CHAMPION: VACANT AMERICAS CHAMPION: CARLOS PORPRAMOOK, THAILAND WBC CHAMPION: NONITO DONAIRE, CARDENAS, VENEZUELA AMERICAS CHAMPION: VACANT PHILIPPINES CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: 1. NOT RATED AMERICAS CHAMPION: GERARDO 1. NOT RATED 2. LOGAN MCGUINESS, CAN MARIN HERNANDEZ, MEX 2. JOSE RODRIGUEZ, MEX 3. ELOY PEREZ, CA CONTENDERS: 3. JUAN ESQUER, MRC 4. LUIS FRANCO, FL 4. GILBERTO KEB, MEX 1. NOT RATED 5. LUIS CEJA, MEX 5. BENOIT GAUDET, CAN 2. STEVE MOLITOR, CAN 6. MIGUEL ROMAN, MEX *** 6. GUADALUPE MARTINEZ, MEX 3. CHRISTIAN ESQUIVEL, MEX 7. JESUS IRIBE, MEX 7. DANTE JARDON, MEX 4. SEBASTIAN GAUTHIER, CAN 8. CESAR VAZQUEZ, MEX 8. FELIPE RIVES, MEX*** 5. DAVID DELAMORA, MEX 9. ODILON ZALETA, MEX 9. YAUNDALE EVANS, OH 6. FELIPE ORUCUTA, PR 10. CARNEY BOWMAN, PA 10. OMAR MARTINEZ, MEX 7. JESUS RUIZ, MEX 11. MANUEL JIMENEZ, MEX 11. ARASH USMANEE, CAN 8. EDUARDO GARCIA, MEX 12. EVEGNY GRADOVICH, ND 12. GERARDO VERDE, MEX 9. GERARDO MARIN HERNANDEZ. MEX 13. FELIPE SAIGUERO, MEX 13. ALEJANDRO SANABRIA, MEX 10. DAVID SANCHEZ, MEX 14. ALEJANDRO PEREZ, CA 14. JAVIER MENDOZA, MEX 11. JESUS GALICIA, MEX 15. SAUL JUAREZ, MEX 15. CASEY RAMOS, TX 12. JOSE CAYETANO, MEX 16. NOT RATED 16. IVAN RODRIGUEZ, MEX 13. KHABIR SULEYMANOV, CA 14. NESTOR ROCHA, CA 15. LEO SANTA CRUZ, CA FEATHERWEIGHT (126#) 16. DANNY FLORES, MEX NABF CHAMPION: MIKEY GARCIA, CA (W 10/22/11) STRAWWEIGHT (105#) NABF CHAMPION: MARIO RODRIGUEZ, WBC CHAMPION: JHONNY GONZALES, MEX (D 10/22/11)) MEX SUPER FLYWEIGHT (115#) WBC CHAMPION: KAZUTO IOKA, AMERICAS CHAMPION: BERNABE NABF CHAMPION: VACANT JAPAN CONCEPCION. CA WBC CHAMPION: SURIYAN SOR AMERICAS CHAMPION: JOSE ALFREDO CONTENDERS: CHOKCHAI, THAILAND ZUNIGA, MEX 1. GARY RUSSELL, JR., MD AMERICAS CHAMPION: CARLOS 2. MICHAEL FARENAS, CA CONTENDERS: 3. EDUARDO ESCOBEDO, TX CUADRAS, MEX 1. NOT RATED 4. MIGUEL BELTRAN, JR., MEX CONTENDERS: 2. GANIGAN LOPEZ, MEX 5. LEONILO MIRANDA, MEX 1. NOT RATED 3. JOSE ALFREDO ZUNIGA, MEX 6. FRANCISCO BELTRAN, MEX 2. CARLOS CUADRAS, MEX 4. OSVALDO RAZON, MEX *** 7. SALVADOR SANCHEZ, MEX 3. VICTOR ZALETA, MEX *** 5. CARLOS PEREZ, MEX 8. JUAN ANTONIO RODRIGUEZ, MEX 4. OSCAR IBARRA, MEX 6. JAVIER MARTINEZ, MEX 9. JUAN CARLOS MARTINEZ, MEX 5. JUN JOSE MONTES, MEX 7. JOB SOLANO, MEX 10. MIKE FRANCO, CA 6. CESAR SEDA, JR., PR 8. CARLOS VELARDE, MEX 11. TEON KENNEDY, PA 7. JOHNNY GARCIA, MEX 9. JULIO CESAR FELIX, MEX 12. PATRICK HYLAND, NY 8. TOMAS ROJAS, MEX 10. ARMANDO VAZQUEZ, MEX 13. FRANCISCO LEAL, MEX 9. JESUS VAZQUEZ, MEX 11. ERIK RAMIREZ, MEX 14. JAVIER FORTUNA, NY 10. JUAN LUIS HERNANDEZ, MEX 12. JOSE FIGUEROA, MEX 15. ROBERTO MARROQUIN, TX 11. JUAN FRANCISCO ESTRADA, MEX 13. RAUL CASTENADA, MEX 16. JORGE DIAZ, NJ 12. JULIO CEJA, MEX 14. MAXIMO FLORES, MEX 13. JONATHON LECONA, MEX 15. NOT RATED 14. DAVID GASPAR, MEX ** 16. NOT RATED : 15. EVERARDO MORALES, MEX 16. DAVID SANCHEZ, MEX (*) CNC CHAMPION --------------- (**) USNBC CHAMPION Unification bouts held only Ratings based upon results (***) FECOMBOX CHAMPION with WBC affiliated titles, through 01/31/2012. USBA, NABA, and NABO at the NABF’s sole discretion. .
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