The Federal Boxing Alliance

[GForce]

I was considering a story over its formation, but it seemed forced. Obviously, some of the guys are dead, so it would be a time travel, DNA, something or other story that, frankly, has been done a million times. So rather than devote time to that, I hope to flesh this out fully enough in describing the fights and events that the willing suspension of disbelief overrides any reaction to say "Hey, that could never happen!"

The Federal Boxing Alliance

The FBA includes anyone who was a champion for the WBA/WBC/IBF since 1970 and a vast majority of those who had a shot at one of those titles. This lets me do the cross-era thing I love without going back too far before I really followed it much. If this goes well, I may expand it another time. But for now, this will do.

The FBA is the governing body, but it includes the WBA/WBC/IBF and WBO...the WBO will serve as a minor league. More on that in a bit.

I will do every weight class, keeping the Jr. levels except Flyweight/Jr. Fly (which will probably have only champions and be grouped together at Flyweight). I also wiped out Super Middleweight and Strawweight.

WBA, as the senior organization, is top dog. Then WBC, then IBF. What does this mean? "Bidding" on fighters will determine each organization's 16-man tournament for their respective title (I believe 16 should work...giving 48...all classes right now have more than 60 fighters, I'm halfway done).

How does the bidding work? I created a random generator spreadsheet (really basic)...fighters per weight class listed by overall rating. WBA's number is 10 or less, WBC's 15 or less, IBF's 20 or less. That means the WBA will always come in under (this is a good thing) guys with a rating of 11 or better, signifying that the WBA will virtually always sign the best fighter. Then the WBC gets to bid on #2, and it's number (1-15) must be less than that fighter's overall. If it's not, they go down the list until the number for a given fighter is less than the overall rating. This should mean the WBA will have the best fighters, WBC the next best (top to bottom) and IBF the weakest overall crop (and likely a bigger gap between to and bottom).

This goes on until each organization has 16 fighters. The remaining fighters are assigned to the WBO, where they will fight basically to get out of the WBO. They are locked to the WBO for at least 5 fights. If, at that point, they have a winning record, they will be eligible to be signed by one of the other organizations (WBA having first crack, WBC next, IBF last). If none sign them, they stay in WBO and can't be re-bid on until they win again (and maintain the winning record).

The WBO will also serve as refuge for poor fighters. If a fighter in one of the main three dips 5 fights below .500, he will have 3 possible choices: Retire, move to WBO and try to regain status, or move to a different weight class in which they have fought.

OK, so we've explained the WBO, now let's get to the main rules.

16 man tournaments for each belt
Tournaments will be dated through 2004 year.
Fighters who lose in tournament can make other fights in 2004 outside of tournament.
Fighters have a base 25% chance of fighting in a given month.
Fighters with perf. points <0 can only fight others <0
If % chance yields odd number, most recent fighter who fought drops out
Losing fighter MUST take 60 days off.
Winning fighter MUST take 30 days off.
KO loss adds 30 days. TKO loss adds 60 days.

Champions/defenses
After tournament/becoming champion defenses in this order:
-- Champ's choice
-- Champ's choice in top 10 (altered formula like "bidding" starting with 10 and working up)
-- Mandatory #1

After beating the mandatory #1 (assuming champ in other organization has as well) champs can seek to unify belts.

Champs have 12 months to fight mandatory #1. So if 25% figure doesn't call champ 3 times in 12 months, the next time the #1 comes up, if champ doesn't, he forfeits belt.

That's the overview. Obviously other smaller details to be decided. Hope this interests you. I think it will create an environment for some fun stories to write about in the dynasty thread (I already know of one, a major heavyweight who was looked over by the big 3).

GH

[GForce]

Bidding for the first division...Middleweights, has been completed. The organizations will be as follows (for tournaments, 1 fights 16, 2/15, 3/14, etc.) Fighters will NOT be reseeded each round.

The WBA
1 Marvin Hagler
2 Rodrigo Valdez
3 Dick Tiger
4 Steve Collins
5 Fugencio Obelmejias
6 Bennie Briscoe
7 Howard Eastman
8 Frank Tate
9 William Joppy
10 Quincy Taylor
11 Alan Minter
12 Michael Olajide
13 Don Fullmer
14 Naotaka Hozumi
15 Julio Cesar Green
16 Dennis Milton

WBC
1 Carlos Monzon
2 Nino Benvenuti
3 James Toney
4 Michael Nunn
5 Gomeo Brennan
6 Hugo Corro
7 Shinji Takehara
8 Tony Sibson
9 Vito Antuofermo
10 Thomas Tate
11 Mustafa Hamsho
12 Anthony Mundine
13 Herol Graham
14 Tony Licata
15 William Lee
16 John David Jackson

IBF
1 Bernard Hopkins
2 Gerald McClellan
3 Sumbu Kalambay
4 Iran Barkley
5 Ronnie Harris
6 Robert Allen
7 Andrew Council
8 Robbie Sims
9 Juan Roldan
10 Hassine Cherifi
11 Alex Ramos
12 Gratien Tonna
13 Tom Bogs
14 Carl Daniels
15 Jean-Claude Bouttier
16 Gilbert Baptiste

The WBO roster (no rankings here as there's no tournament)
Keith Holmes
Wilford Scypion
Dingaan Thobela
Agostino Cardamon
Rudy Robles
Aaron Davis
Morrade Hakkar
Evans Ashira
Massellino Masoe
Rito Ruvalcaba
Johnathan Reid
Segundo Mercado
Jeff McCracken

Opinions, feedback are always welcome.

GH

[GForce]

The Welterweight divison could be the FBA's most interesting. Loads of very good to great fighters here, and tournaments should be a blast. Also fascinating is the strength of the WBO's roster in this division.

WBA
1 Sugar Ray Leonard
2 Felix Trinidad
3 Luis Rodriguez
4 Vernon Forrest
5 Marlon Starling
6 Roger Menetrey
7 Ricardo Mayorga
8 Jean Josselin
9 Michele Piccirillo
10 Colin Jones
11 Pete Ranzany
12 Clyde Gray
13 Armando Muniz
14 Manuel Gonzalez
15 Rafael Pineda
16 Andrew "Six Heads" Lewis

WBC
1 Jose Napoles
2 Emile Griffith
3 Buddy McGirt
4 Lloyd Honeyghan
5 Curtis Cokes
6 Milton McCrory
7 Charley Shipes
8 James Page
9 Adolph Pruitt
10 Antonio Diaz
11 Ramon La Cruz
12 Derrel Coley
13 Hedgemon Lewis
14 Santos Cardona
15 David Kamou
16 Oba Carr

IBF
1 Thomas Hearns
2 Wilfred Benitez
3 Donald Curry
4 Simon Brown
5 Corey Spinks
6 Randy Shields
7 Everaldo Azevedo
8 Billy Backus
9 Jose Antonio Rivera
10 Angel Espada
11 Ernie Lopez
12 Michael Trabant
13 Dave Green
14 Joey Gamache
15 Bruce Finch
16 Ryu Sorimachi

WBO (no rankings since there's no tournament)
Ike Quartey
Cristanto Espana
John H. Stracey
Pipino Cuevas
Mark Breland
Maurice Blocker
Harold Weston
Nino LaRocca
Hugo Pineda
Jorge Vaca
Roger Stafford
Donovan Boucher
Willie Ludick
Poli Diaz
Miguel Angel Gonzalez
Bobby Joe Young
Jose Palacios

GH

[GForce]

The Cruiserweight signings have been completed.

WBA
1 Orlin Norris
2 Carlos DeLeon
3 Sergei Kobozev
4 Wayne Braithwaite
5 Missimiliano Duran
6 Marcelo Dominguez
7 Dwight Qawi
8 Johnny Nelson
9 Fabrice Tiozzo
10 Craig Bodzianowski
11 Ossie Ocasio
12 Lee Roy Murphy
13 Saul Montana
14 Andrew Maynard
15 Henry Tillman
16 Brian LaSpada

WBC
1 Vassily Jirov
2 Jean-Marc Mormeck
3 Luis Azille
4 Angelo Rottoli
5 Alexandre Gurov
6 Luis Andres Pineda
7 Jorge Castro
8 Dale Brown
9 Robert Daniels
10 Vincenzo Cantatore
11 S.T. Gordon
12 Anthony Davis
13 Jose Maria Flores
14 Thomas Hansvol
15 James Heath
16 Akim Tafer

IBF
1 Taoufik Belbouli
2 Ancalet Wamba
3 Kelvin Davis
4 Imamu Mayfield
5 Arthur Williams
6 Pietro Aurino
7 Marcelo Figueroa
8 John Odhiambo
9 James Warring
10 Sammy Reeson
11 Marvin Camel
12 Michael Greer
13 Sergio Merani
14 Al Cole
15 reinaldo Gimenez
16 Young Joe Louis

WBO
Juan Carlos Gomez
Uriah Grant
Ravea Springs
Nate Miller
Piet Crous
Jeff Lampkin
Bernard Benton
Mohammed Siluvangi
Ezequiel Paixao
Alfonzo Ratliff
Robbie Williams
Terry Ray
Ricky Parkey
Glenn McCrory
Randy Stephens
Bash Ali


GH

[GForce]

Editor's note: I have more fighters to create in the remaining divisions before handling their "drafts" so bear with me. In the meantime, feel free to comment on the tournaments posted so far, how you think those divisions will shake out, etc.

GH

[djday45]

Hiya Gforce,
nice idea for a universe, will be following along. Quick question how will you handle multiple division fighters such as Hearns, Duran, Holyfield, Spinks, Leoanrd, Benitez etc?

rgds
Dean

[GForce]

Dean,

Those guys will start in one division only, whereever they were best rated in the game. However, one of the "smaller details to be decided" mentioned in the first post is how exactly I will do the weight class shifts. I may say after 2 or 3 losses, a guy can change class...15 fights...something. I haven't decided yet, to be honest, but it will certainly be something I will include for the guys it affects.

If you have any ideas, I'm certainly open to hearing them. Fortunately, finalizing the "rosters" is buying me some time to work out the smaller details.

GH

[GForce]

Moving on, we get to the Light Heavyweights. Strange division, as it seems its Jones, Bob Foster, Michael Spinks, and then everyone else. Jones has Foster to contend with in the WBA, while Spinks leads the WBC and Virgil Hill should pace the IBF crew.

An abundant but low quality WBO as well.

Of course, your take may vary.

WBA
1 Roy Jones Jr
2 Bob Foster
3 Victor Galindez
4 Julio Gonzalez
5 Eddie Mustafa Muhammad
6 Bobby Czyz
7 Reggie Johnson
8 Darius Michalczewski
9 Dennis Andries
10 Montell Griffin
11 Roger Rouse
12 Jorge Ahumada
13 Louis Del Valle
14 Piero Del Papa
15 Eric Harding
16 Syd Vanderpool

WBC
1 Michael Spinks
2 Antonio Tarver
3 Pierre Fourie
4 Alvaro Lopez
5 John Conteh
6 Eddie Jones
7 Don LaLonde
8 Julian Letterlough
9 Jimmy Dupree
10 Marvin Johnson
11 Richard Hall
12 Chris Finnegan
13 Graciano Rocchiagiani
14 Joe Lasisi
15 Bruno Girard
16 Rufino Angulo

IBF
1 Virgil Hill
2 Matthew Saad Muhammad
3 Henry Maske
4 Silvio Branco
5 Mate Parlov
6 Antwun Echols
7 David Telesco
8 Clinton Woods
9 Glencoffe Johnson
10 Tom Bethea
11 Rodney Moore
12 Len Hutchins
13 Jesse Burnett
14 Rudi Koopmans
15 Oscar Rivadeneyra
16 Peter Venancio

WBO
Jeff Harding
Mark Tessman
Eddy Smulders
Drake Thadzi
Murray Sutherland
Derrick Harmon
Mike Rossman
Richie Kates
Mike Quarry
Ramzi Hassan
Willie Featherstone
Jerry Martin
Johnny Davis
Vicente Paul Rondon
Shannon Taylor
Guy Waters
J.B. Williamson
Crawford Ashley
Harald Skog
Lonnie Bennett
Leslie Stewart
Jerry Celestine
Mike Peak
Glenn Kelly
James Kinchen
Anthony Stephens

GH

[Gunsmoke]

GF,

I didn't see Jeff "the Hitman" Harding amongst the Light Heavyweight ranks anywhere. Is he going to be in your universe?? He had a good couple of fights with Dennis Andries in the late 80s/early 90s and was one of my favourites when he was going around.

Cheers,
Mark

[GForce]

Thanks for the catch, Mark. Harding was actually the highest rated guy NOT grabbed by one of the big 3. He'll be the premier guy in the WBO but I assume a winning record after 5 fights for him in that group, and that will make him eligible to be picked up. I did the big 3 first and have guys listed on my spreadsheet by rating...All the other guys are rated 6 and lower, so I guess I overlooked Harding when writing the WBO list. The fights with Andries were good (he had 3, won 2)...he should be a strong presence despite the WBO stint.

GH

[GForce]

We move on the Jr. Middleweights, where you will notice a substantial omission form the big 3 who will, arguably, be the class of the WBO.

WBA
1 Mike McCallum
2 Freddie Little
3 Terry Norris
4 John Mugabi
5 Kassim Ouma
6 Masashi Kudo
7 Laurent Boudouani
8 Julio Cesar Vazquez
9 Gianfranco Rosi
10 Darrin Van Horn
11 Elisha Obed
12 Lupe Aquino
13 Mike Baker
14 Anthony Jones
15 Gary Guiden
16 Sean Mannion

WBC
1 Shane Mosley
2 Koichi Wajima
3 Carmelo Bossi
4 Julian Jackson
5 Davey Moore
6 Javier Castillejo
7 Travis Simms
8 Oscar Albarado
9 Paul Vaden
10 Ramon Campas
11 Miguel DeOliveira
12 Verno Phillips
13 Miguel Castellini
14 Jae-Do Yuh
15 Guillermo Jones
16 Larry Marks

IBF
1 Oscar De La Hoya
2 Ronald Wright
3 Maurice Hope
4 Denny Moyer
5 Bronco McKart
6 Rocky Mattioli
7 Juan Carlos Candelo
8 Alex Garcia
9 Raul Marquez
10 Carlos Herrera
11 Tadashi Mihara
12 Charlie Weir
13 Adrian Stone
14 Rene Jacquot
15 Robert Frazier
16 Mamadou Thiam

WBO
Fernando Vargas
Ayub Kalule
Eckhard Dagge
Robert Hines
Carlos Bojorquez
Carlos Santos-Robles
Luis Santana
Marjian Benes
Tony Marshall
Vincent Pettway
Roman Karmazin
Duane Thomas
Gilbert Dele
Eddie Gazo
Matthew Hilton
Keith Mullings
Doug DeWitt
Wilfredo Rivera
Mark Medal
Sam Garr
Buster Drayton
Alex Rios
David Reid
Jason Papillion
Troy Waters
Wayne Harris
Howard Clarke
Pedro Ortega
Rudy Lovato

As always, feedback is welcome.

GH

[Gunsmoke]

wow you don't really realise the amount of talent in this division till you look at it all.

Mark

[GForce]

I know...it may actually be deeper than the Welterweight class. It'll be a fun one.

GH

[GForce]

In the Jr. Welterweight division, the organizations look competitive, particularly the top of the WBA. It's also another division where the WBO is very, very deep.

As an aside, Nicolino Locche and Bruno Arcari are two guys I had no idea how good they were. Another reason why a project/universe like this is so much fun. A learning experience.

WBA
1 Aaron Pryor
2 Antonio Cervantes
3 Nicolino Locche
4 Saoul Mamby
5 Saensak Muangsurin
6 Lennox Blackmoore
7 Arturo Gatti
8 Loreto Garza
9 Joao Henrique
10 Maurice Watkins
11 Micky Ward
12 Hector Thompson
13 Sang-Hyun Kim
14 Billy Costello
15 Bruce Curry
16 Gene Hatcher

WBC
1 Bruno Arcari
2 Kostya Tszyu
3 Roger Mayweather
4 Sharmba Mitchell
5 Juan Martin Coggi
6 Oktay Urkal
7 Ben Tackie
8 Paul Spadafora
9 Diosbelys Hurtado
10 Terry Marsh
11 Monroe Brooks
12 Reggie Green
13 Alfonzo Frazer
14 Jake Rodriquez
15 Ahmed Santos
16 Morris East

IBF
1 Meldrick Taylor
2 Ubaldo Sacco
3 Zab Judah
4 Lonnie Smith
5 Vivian Harris
6 Randall Bailey
7 Patrizio Oliva
8 Junior Witter
9 Frankie Randall
10 Rene Arredondo
11 Gary Hinton
12 Rafael Ruelas
13 Demetrio Cerballos
14 David Sample
15 Wilfredo Negron
16 Leroy Haley

WBO
Johnny Bumphus
Miguel Velasquez
Cesar Bazan
Jesse James Leija
Akinobu Hiranaka
Vince Phillips
Jo Kimpuani
Gianluca Branco
Terron Millett
Miguel Montilla
Freddie Pendleton
Michael Stewart
Saul Duran
Khalid Rahilou
Pedro Saiz
Virgil McClendon
Pedro Adigue
Joe Louis Manley
Darryl Tyson
Allan Vester
Joel Perez
Philip Holiday
Marty Jakubowski
Tony Petronelli
Souleymane M'baye
Hiroyuki Sakamoto
Perico Fernandez
Mauro Lucero

Comments, as always, are appreciated.

GH

[GForce]

We move on to the Lightweights, where it's no surprise that Roberto Duran is the class of the class. If top rankers win throughout, the WBC tournament title match should be a great one to watch. The IBF looks solid, if unspectacular, and the most competitive of the 3. Another deep WBO, though the talent drops off considerably further down the list.

WBA
1 Roberto Duran
2 Ken Buchanan
3 Esteban DeJesus
4 Jimmy Paul
5 Edwin Viruet
6 Jose Luis Castillo
7 Livingstone Bramble
8 Julien Lorcy
9 Al Ford
10 James Busceme
11 Lamar Murphy
12 Stefano Zoff
13 Buzzsaw Yamabe
14 Chango Carmona
15 Gilberto Serrano
16 Victoriano Sosa

WBC
1 Pernell Whitaker
2 Floyd Mayweather Jr.
3 Hilmer Kenty
4 Jose Luis Ramirez
5 Vilomar Fernandez
6 Juan Nazario
7 Pedro Carrasco
8 Ray Mancini
9 Rodolfo Gonzalez
10 Juan Diaz
11 Greg Haugen
12 Lou Bizzarro
13 Billy Irwin
14 George Scott
15 Angel Manfredy
16 Ishimatsu Suzuki

IBF
1 Ismael Laguna
2 Edwin Rosario
3 Juan Lazcano
4 Howard Davis, Jr.
5 Orzubek Nazarov
6 Sean O'Grady
7 Alejandro Gonzalez
8 Harry Arroyo
9 Steve Johnston
10 Leonard Dorin
11 Aldo Rios
12 Harold Warren
13 Takanori Hatakeyama
14 Ricardo Silva
15 Levander Johnson
16 Billy Schwer

WBO
Jim Watt
Roberto Elizondo
Raul Balbi
Mando Ramos
Ernesto Espana
John Brown
Jean-Baptist Mendy
Gabriel Ruelas
Vinnie Pazienza
Alfredo Pitalua
Justin Juuko
Ivan Robinson
Andy Ganigan
Claude Noel
Victor Hugo Paz
Nestor Garza
Kengo Nagashima
Moises Pedroza
Roque Cassiani
Charlie Brown
Johnny Lira
Arturo Pineda
Jorge Ramirez
Jimmy Robertson
Jorge Paez
Carlos Uribe
Art Frias
Juan Polo Perez
Freddy Cruz
Francisco Alvarez

GH

[GForce]

The IBF gets a crown jewel here in the Jr. Lightweight ranks, as they sign Julio Cesar Chavez. The WBA decided instead to focus on Alexis Arguello, who will pace that organization. Lots of good fighters throughout.

WBA
1 Alexis Arguello
2 Hector Camacho Sr
3 Acelino Freitas
4 Sammy Serrano
5 Rocky Lockridge
6 Phillip N'dou
7 Genaro Hernandez
8 Jorge Barrios
9 Roberto Garcia
10 David Santos
11 Jong Kwon Baek
12 Hwan-Kil Yuh
13 Victor Federico Echegaray
14 Alfredo Marcano
15 Idelfonso Bethelmy
16 Ryuhei Sugita

WBC
1 Azumah Nelson
2 Joel Casamayor
3 Ben Villaflor
4 John-John Molina
5 Jesus Chavez
6 Leonel Hernandez
7 Diego Corrales
8 Antonio Amaya
9 Ricardo Arredondo
10 Lakva Sim
11 Rolando Navarrete
12 Carlos Hernandez
13 Gregorio Vargas
14 Orlando Salido
15 Radford Beasley
16 Edwin Santana

IBF
1 Julio Cesar Chavez
2 Alfredo Escalera
3 Tyrone Everett
4 Brian Mitchell
5 Tony Lopez
6 Cornelius Boza-Edwards
7 Arturo Leon
8 Sirimongkol Singmanasak
9 Steve Forbes
10 Mario Martinez
11 Yong Soo Choi
12 Yodsanan Nanthachai
13 Daniel Attah
14 Mbulelo Botile
15 Lamont Pearson
16 Yoshiaki Numata

WBO
Rafael Limon
Carlos Gerena
Hiroshi Kobayashi
Jackie Beard
Anatoly Alexandrov
Julio Pablo Chacon
Rene Barrientos
Tracy Harris Patterson
Tom Johnson
Yatsutsune Uehara
Claudio Martinet
Eddie Hopson
Alfredo Layne
Barry Michael
Lester Ellis
Kuniaki Shibata

GH

[GForce]

An incredible Featherweight draft, as the WBA loads up. The WBC and IBF both have significantly less quality than the WBA, whose tournament could be the most exciting of all in any weight class.

WBA
1 Salvador Sanchez
2 Manny Pacquiao
3 Marco Antonio Barrera
4 Erik Morales
5 Naseem Hamed
6 Freddie Norwood
7 Kevin Kelley
8 Barry McGuigan
9 Antonio Esparragoza
10 Manual Medina
11 Antonio Cermeno
12 Bernard Taylor
13 Hector Acero-Sanchez
14 Wayne McCullough
15 Michael Brodie
16 Calvin Grove

WBC
1 Eusebio Pedroza
2 Juan LaPorte
3 Yong-Kyun Park
4 Juan Manuel Marquez
5 Bobby Chacon
6 Ernesto Marcel
7 Marcos Villasana
8 Eloy Rojas
9 Johnny Tapia
10 Chris John
11 Ruben Castillo
12 Frankie Toledo
13 Oscar Leon
14 Angel Chacon
15 Stevie Cruz
16 Juan Cabrera

IBF
1 Vicente Saldivar
2 Danny Lopez
3 Paul Hodkinson
4 Johnny Famechon
5 Derrick Gainer
6 Patrick Ford
7 In-jin Chi
8 Wilfredo Vazquez
9 Lehlo Ledwaba
10 Victor Polo
11 Daniel Seda
12 Cecilio Lastra
13 Antonio Rivera
14 Luisito Espinosa
15 Enrique Sanchez
16 Ki-Young Chung

WBO
Davey Kotey
Clarence Adams
Vuyani Bungu
Troy Dorsey
Roberto Castanon
Juan Carlos Ramirez
Frankie Crawford
Nicky Perez
Clemente Sanchez
Mi-Keun Oh
Jose Legra
Jose Badillo
Raul Cruz
Antonio Gomez
Rafael Ortega
Cesar Soto
Fernando Velardez
Remigio Molina
Carlos Contreras
Hector Lizarraga
Takashi Koshimoto
Joe Morales
Jackie Gunguluza
Eddie Croft
Eduardo Alvarez
Shig Fukuyama

GH

[GForce]

Whoops...forgot to note the previous list was the Featherweight division (though I'm sure you all picked up on that )

Anyway, we move on to the Jr. Featherweights...a very even class on the whole, with only one real standout (though some may debate that). It looks to be very competitive throughout.

WBA
1 Wilfredo Gomez
2 Paulie Ayala
3 Kennedy McKinney
4 Loris Stecca
5 Juan Meza
6 Royal Kobayashi
7 Ricardo Cardona
8 Welcome Ncita
9 Napapol Kiatisakchokchai
10 Arthur Johnson
11 Julian Solis
12 Kozo Ishii
13 Dong-Kyun Yum
14 Agapito Sanchez
15 Paul Banke
16 Manabu Fukushima

WBC
1 Sergio Palma
2 Mike Ayala
3 Victor Callejas
4 Juan Jose Estrada
5 Ji-Won Kim
6 Soo-Hwan Hong
7 Willie Jorrin
8 Shigeru Nakazato
9 Daniel Zaragoza
10 Jesus Salud
11 Jorge Julio
12 Soon-Hyun Chung
13 Juan Antonio Lopez
14 Yober Ortega
15 Derrick Holmes
16 Fahprakorb Rakkiatgym

IBF
1 Jeff Fenech
2 Oscar Larios
3 Jaime Garza
4 Jesse Benavides
5 Jose Valbuena
6 Luis Mendoza
7 Fabrice Benichou
8 Emmanuel Lucero
9 Leo Cruz
10 Yoddamrong Sithyodthong
11 Ruben Palacios
12 Valerio Nati
13 Jose Sanabria
14 Thierry Jacob
15 Jose Luis Cervantes
16 Ruben Valdez

WBO
Samart Payakaroon
Kiyoshi Hatanaka
Saohin Srithai Condo
Seung-Hoon Lee
Salim Medjkoune
Osamu Sato
Jose Rojas
Julio Gervacio
Carlos Barreto
Rigoberto Riasco
Eidy Moya
Wethya Sakmuangkiang
Bobby Berna
Ivan Alvarez

GH

[GForce]

DELETED: Had posted rankings twice, went with later post.

GH

[GForce]

I have to do the two bantamweight classes and we're set to go. I've done the Heavyweights already, just saving their groupings announcement for last.

GH