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Boxing schedule, which is WBO, WBA, WBC or IBF title is at stake are listed on boxing schedule as title fights. This boxing schedule is published in the web site and all information is - as always - subject to change.

Boxing Fight Schedule

Saturday, April 2, 2011 – at Mexicali, Mexico [Integrated Sports PPV]

Ivan Calderon [34-1-1, 6 KOs] vs. Giovani Segura [26-1-1, 22 KOs]
12 Rounds: Jr. Flyweight Division [for Segura's RING, WBO and WBA titles]

Saturday, April 2, 2011 – at Gdynia, Poland

Francisco Palacios [20-0, 13 KOs] vs. Krzysztof Wlodarczyk [44-2-1, 32 KOs]
12 Rounds: Cruiserweight Division [for Wlodarczyk's WBC title]

Saturday, April 2, 2011 – at Panama City, Panama

Hernan Marquez [29-2, 17 KOs] vs. Luis Concepcion [22-1, 17 KOs]
12 Rounds: Flyweight Division [for Concepcion's WBA title]

Saturday, April 2, 2011 – at Halle, Germany

Ran Nakash [25-0, 18 KOs] vs. Marco Huck [31-1, 23 KOs]
12 Rounds: Cruiserweight Division [for Huck's WBO title]

Samuel Peter [34-4, 27 KOs] vs. Robert Helenius [14-0, 9 KOs]
12 Rounds: Heavyweight Division

Saturday, April 2, 2011 – at London

Karim El Ouazghari [11-1-2, 4 KOs] vs. John Murray [30-0, 18 KOs]
12 Rounds: Lightweight Division [for Murray's European title]

Friday, April 8, 2011 – at Montreal [ESPN2]

Marco Antonio Rubio [49-5-1, 42 KOs] vs. David Lemieux [25-0, 24 KOs]
12 Rounds: Middleweight Division

Friday, April 8, 2011 – at Laredo, Texas [Showtime]

Dyah Ali Davis [18-2-1, 9 KOs] vs. Marcus Johnson [20-0, 15 KOs]
12 Rounds: Super Middleweight Division

Friday, April 8, 2011 – at Tokyo

Jhonny Gonzalez [47-7, 41 KOs] vs. Hozumi Hasegawa [29-3, 12 KOs]
12 Rounds: Featherweight Division [for Hasegawa's WBC title]

Mauricio Munoz [21-2, 9 KOs] vs. Toshiaki Nishioka [37-4-3, 23 KOs]
12 Rounds: Jr. Featherweight Division [for Nishioka's WBC title]

Saturday, April 9, 2011 – at Las Vegas [HBO Pay Per View]

Erik Morales [51-6, 35 KOs] vs. Marcos Maidana [29-2, 27 KOs]
10 Rounds: Jr. welterweight Division [for vacant WBA title]

Michael Katsidis [27-3, 22 KOs] vs. Robert Guerrero [28-1-1, 18 KOs]
10 Rounds: Lightweight Division

Jose Cotto [32-2-1, 24 KOs] vs. Paul Malignaggi [28-4, 6 KOs]
10 Rounds: Welterweight Division

James Kirkland [27-0, 24 KOs] vs. TBA
10 Rounds: Middleweight Division

Saturday, April 9, 2011 – at Newark, N.J. [Integrated Sports PPV]

Kevin McBride [35-8-1, 29 KOs] vs. Tomasz Adamek [43-1, 28 KOs]
12 Rounds: Heavyweight Division

Johnnie White [22-4, 18 KOs] vs. Sergei Liakhovich [25-3, 16 KOs]
10 Rounds: Heavyweight Division

Saturday, April 9, 2011 – at Magdeburg, Germany

Dmitri Sartison [27-1, 17 KOs] vs. Robert Stieglitz [39-2, 23 KOs]
12 Rounds: Super Middleweight Division [for Stieglitz's WBO title]

Friday, April 15, 2011 – at Temecula, Calif. [ESPN2]

Ruslan Provodnikov [18-1, 12 KOs] vs. Ivan Popoca [15-0-1, 10 KOs]
10 Rounds: Jr. Welterweight Division

Friday, April 15, 2011 – at Buenos Aires, Aregentina

Cesar Seda [20-0, 15 KOs] vs. Omar Narvaez [33-0-2, 19 KOs]
12 Rounds: Jr. Bantamweight Division [for Narvarez's WBO title]

Saturday, April 16, 2011 – at Manchester, England [HBO delayed]

Paul McCloskey [22-0, 12 KOs] vs. Amir Khan [24-1, 17 KOs]
12 Rounds: Jr. Welterweight Division [for Khan's WBA title]

Saturday, April 16, 2011 – at Mashantucket, Conn. [HBO]

Victor Ortiz [28-2-1, 22 KOs] vs. Andre Berto [27-0, 21 KOs]
12 Rounds: Welterweight Division [for Berto's WBC title]

Saturday, April 16, 2011 – at Bayamon, P.R. [Showtime]

Orlando Salido [34-11-2, 22 KOs] vs. Juan Manuel Lopez [30-0, 27 KOs]
12 Rounds: Featherweight Division [for Lopez's WBO title]

Sunday, April 17, 2011 – at Jakarta, Indonesia

Daud Yordan [27-1, 21 KOs] vs. Chris John [44-0-2, 22 KOs]
12 Rounds: Featherweight Division [for John's WBA title]

Saturday, April 23, 2011 – at Los Angeles [Showtime]

Abner Mares [21-0-1, 13 KOs] vs. Joseph Agbeko [28-2, 22 KOs]
12 Rounds: Bantamweight Division [tournament final; for Agbeko's IBF title]

Vic Darchinyan [35-3-1, 27 KOs] vs. Yonnhy Perez [20-1-1, 14 KOs]
12 Rounds: Bantamweight Division [tournament consolation]

Saturday, April 23, 2011 – at Thackerville, Okla. [Fox Deportes; Fox Sports Net]

Saul Roman [34-8, 29 KOs] vs. Vanes Martirosyan [29-0, 18 KOs]
10 Rounds: Jr. Middleweight Division

Robert Marroquin [18-0, 14 KOs] vs. TBA
8 Rounds: Featherweight Division

Thursday, April 28, 2011 – at Los Angeles

Fight Night Club

Saturday, April 30, 2011 – at Buenos Aires, Argentina

Luis Lazarte vs. Ulises Solis
12 Rounds: Jr. Flyweight Division [for Lazarte's IBF title]

Friday, May 6, 2011 – at Las Vegas

Diego Magdaleno vs. TBA
10 Rounds: Jr. Lightweight Division

Bernabe Concepcion vs. TBA
10 Rounds: Featherweight Division

Saturday, May 7, 2011 – at Las Vegas [Showtime PPV]

Shane Mosley [46-6-1, 39 KOs] vs. Manny Pacquiao [52-3-2, 38 KOs]
12 Rounds: Welterweight Division

Urbano Antillon vs. Humberto Soto
12 Rounds: Lightweight Division [for Soto's WBC title]

Alfonso Lopez vs. Kelly Pavlik
10 Rounds: Super Middleweight Division

Jorge Arce vs. Wilfredo Vazquez Jr.
12 Rounds: Jr. Featherweight Division [for Vazquez's WBO title]

Saturday, May 7, 2011 – at Copenhagen, Denmark

Brian Nielsen [64-2, 43 KOs] vs. Evander Holyfield [43-10-2, 28 KOs]
12 Rounds: Heavyweight Division

Friday, May 13, 2011 – at Santa Ynez, Calif. [ESPN2]

Julio Diaz vs. Kendall Holt
10 Rounds: Jr. Welterweight Division

Saturday, May 14, 2011 – at Carson, Calif. [Showtime]

Arthur Abraham [31-2, 25 KOs] vs. Andre Ward [23-0, 13 KOs]
12 Rounds: Super Middleweight Division [tournament semifinal; for Ward's WBA title]

Saturday, May 20, 2011 – at Newark, N.J. [ESPN2]

Antwone Smith [20-2-1, 12 KOs] vs. Joel Julio [36-4, 31 KOs]
10 Rounds: Welterweight Division

Saturday, May 21, 2011 – at TBA [Showtime]

Glen Johnson [51-14-2, 35 KOs] vs. Carl Froch [27-1, 20 KOs]
12 Rounds: Super Middleweight Division [tournament semifinal; for Froch's WBC title]

Saturday, May 21, 2011 – at TBA [HBO]

Bernard Hopkins vs. Jean Pascal
12 Rounds: Light heavyweight Division [for Pascal's RING, WBC titles]

Saturday, May 21, 2011 – at London

Nathan Cleverly vs. Juergen Braehmer
12 Rounds: Light heavyweight Division [for Brahmer's WBO title]

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Boxing Top 10 Pound-for-Pound World Rankings

Boxing Top 10 Pound-for-Pound World Rankings

Different ways to become a top pound-for-pound fighter in boxing. Top Boxer Rankings list are presented by their points as wins, losses, draws, KOs based prepaired.

Rating by Current World Rankings

POUND-FOR-POUND TOP 10

1. Floyd Mayweather - Light welterweight
Floyd Mayweather - Former two-weight world champion
United States (35 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws, 24KOs)

Unbeaten at super lightweight and feather, Mayweather destroyed Arturo Gatti to win the WBC light welterweight crown. This win combined with Bernard Hopkins' loss puts him at top of tree.

2. Marco Antonio Barrera - Super featherweight
Marco Antonio Barrera - WBC super featherweight champion
Mexico (61-4, 42KOs)
Remove any suggestion he was a spent force by beating Morales in the third installment of their trilogy cracks. Battle-marked at age 31, he became a force to be reckoned with and a giant dragon.

3. Winky Wright - Middleweight
WBC and WBA light middleweight champion
United States (49-3, 25KOs)
Exploded from the shadows by beating Shane Mosley in a welterweight and placed on a left master, stepping up the outbox Felix Trinidad.

4. Manny Pacquiao - Featherweight
Manny Pacquiao - Former two-weight world champion
Philippines (41-3-2, 33KOs)
Pacquiao defeated Erik Morales was brave in 2005. But he was brilliant revenge in January, became the first man to stop in Mexico.

5. Ricky Hatton - Light welterweight
Ricky Hatton
England (40-0, 30KOs)

The "Hitman" has been cut, but then cut WBA champion Carlos Mauss. A confrontation with tasty Mayweather could continue in 2006.

6. Joe Calzaghe - Super middleweight
Joe Calzaghe - IBF/WBO super middleweight champion
Wales (41-0, 31KOs)
Calzaghe gave one of the largest screens by a British boxer to beat Jeff Lacy and Welsh today in the world at his feet.

7. Jermain Taylor - Middleweight
Jermain Taylor - Undisputed middleweight champion
United States (25-0, 17KOs)
Taylor claimed the biggest scalp in boxing when he won a split decision over Hopkins and he saved with a less controversial victory in the rematch.

8. Jose Luis Castillo - Lightweight
Jose Luis Castillo
Mexico (53-7-1, 47KOs)
Took their revenge on Diego Corrales fast and trying to move up to the power-packed welterweight division.

9. Antonio Tarver - Light heavyweight
Antonio Tarver
United States (24-3, 18KOs)
Roy Jones Jr. beat Glen Johnson and enhance its reputation and earned him a place in the table of boxing.

10. Rafael Marquez - Bantamweight
Rafael Marquez - IBF bantamweight champion
Mexico (35-3, 31KOs)
Marquez held the IBF belt since 2003 and in his six title defenses have shown that he can box or bang their way to victory.

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WBO Published Top Ranking Player List

World Boxing Organization Published Top Ranking Player List

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Boxing Super-Bantamweight ESB Champ: (Vacant) Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym Toshiaki Nishioka Steve Molitor Wilfredo Vasquez Jnr Jeffrey Mathebula Rendall Munroe Rogers Mtagwa Antonio Escalente Akifumi Shimonda Jason Booth Satoshi Hosana Masaaki Serie Olivier Lontchi Shoji Kamura Kohei Oba

Boxing Bantamweight ESB Champ: (Vacant) Fernando Montiel Yohnny Perez Anselmo Moreno Abner Mares Joseph Agbeko Hozumi Hasegawa Nehomar Cermeno Vic Darchinyan Eric Morel Gerry Penalosa Alexander Munoz Jorge Arce Miguel Domingo AJ Banal Alex Bakhitin

Boxing Super-Flyweight ESB World Champion: (Vacant) Nonito Donaire Hugo Cazares Omar Navarez Simique Nongqayi Jose Lopez Nobou Nashiro Duangpetch Saengmorakot Rogrigo Guerrero Malik Bouzaine Raul Martinez Kohei Kono Daisuke Naito Takefami Sakata Yota Sato Diran Fransisco

Boxing Flyweight ESB Champ: Pongsaklek Wonjongham (Bear Koki Kameda March 2010) Daiki Kameda Denkaosan Kaovichit Koki Kameda Moruti Mthalane Luis Concepcion Takefumi Sakata Julio Cesar Miranda Cesar Seda Zoliani Tete Rodel Mayol Jesus Jiminez Mourti Mthalane Andrea Sarritzu Luis Conception Rocky Fluentes

Boxing Light-Flyweight ESB Champ: Ivan Calderon (Beat Hugo Cazares September 2006) Giovanni Segura Luis Alberto Lazarate Carlos Tamara Brian Viloria Edgar Sosa Ulises Solis Ryo Miyazaki Sonny Boy Jara Cesar Canchilla Yasutaka Kuroki Milan Meldino Omar Reveco Juan Carlos Reveco Julio Cesar Remanda Edren Dapudong

Boxing Minimumweight ESB Champ: (Vacant) Roman Gonzalez Nkosinathi Joyi Oleydong Sithsamerchai Donnie Nietes Juan Palacios Milan Milendo Raul Garcia Florante Condes Ronald Barrera Yasutaka Kuroki Tsheo Lefele Juan Hernandez Akira Yaegashi Sammy Guierrez Wanheng Menayothin

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Boxing Rankings Updated WBC WBO WBA IBF and IBO

Boxing is my favourite game. I always like to collect and update my weblog about Boxing related news, features, rating news and gossips. The World Boxing Organization in soon WBO is a sanctioning organization currently recognizing professional boxing world champions. World Boxing Organization's offices can be present in San Juan, Puerto Rico.

The World Boxing Organization (WBO) was made popular by boxers such as Manny Pacquiao, Oscar De La Hoya, Marco Antonio Barrera, Ronald "Winky" Wright, Naseem Hamed, Verno Phillips, Michael Carbajal, Michael Moorer, Dariusz Michalczewski, Johnny Tapia, Paul "Silky" Jones, Gerald McClellan, Joe Calzaghe, Steve Collins, Harry Simon, Jermain Taylor, Nigel Benn, Daniel Santos, Chris Eubank, Riddick Bowe, Vitali Klitschko, Wladimir Klitschko and Chris Byrd in the 1990s.

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Boxing P4P Top 10 P4P Rankings put together by ESB forum members Manny Pacquiao Floyd Mayweather Jnr Chad Dawson Paul Williams Juan Manuel Marquez Sergio Martinez Wladamir Klitscko Shane Mosley Miguel Cotto Nonito Donaire Tim Bradley Fernando Montiel Andre Ward Lucian Bute Bernard Hopkins

Boxing Heavyweight ESB Champ: Wladimir Klitschko (Beat Ruslan Chagaev June 2009) Vitali Klitschko David Haye Alexander Povetkin Ruslan Chagaev Tomasz Adamek Eddie Chambers Nikolay Valuev Sam Peter Tony Thompson Olandier Solis Juan Carlos Gomez Chris Arreola Alexander Dimitrenko Dennis Boystov Ray Austin

Boxing Cruiserweight ESB Champ: (Vacant) Steve Cunningham Krzysztof Wlodarczyk Marco Huck Dennis Lebedev Ola Alafoabi Troy Ross Victor Emilio Ramirez Giacobbe Fragomeni Alexander Alexeev Yoan Pablo Hernandez Grigory Drozd Giacobbe Fragomeni Matt Godfrey Enzo Macceranelli Alexander Frenkel BJ Flores

Light-Heavyweight ESB Champ : Chad Dawson (Beat Antonio Tarver November 2008.) Jean Pascal Zsolt Eredi Bernard Hopkins Glen Johnson Tavoris Cloud Adrian Diaconu Behbut Shumenov Gabriel Campilo Chris Henrey Karo Murat Jurgan Braehmer Nathan Cleverly Tiherry Carl Shaun George Vyacheslav Uzelkov

Super-Middleweight ESB Champ: (Vacant) Lucian Bute Andre Ward Mikkell Kessler Carl Froch Andre Dirrell Arthur Abraham Sakio Bika Robert Stieglitz Librado Andrade Allan Green Dmitri Sartison Brian Magee Jesse Brinkley Jean Paul Mendy Fulgencio Zuniga

Middleweight ESB Champ: Sergio Martinez (Beat Kelly Pavlik April 2010) Felix Sturm Kelly Pavlik Koren Gevor Sebastian Sylvester Matthew Macklin Roman Karmazin Dmitry Pirog Gennady Golovkin Anthony Mundine Sebastian Zbik Daniel Geale Daniel Jacobs Hassan N'Jikam Sergio Mora Marco Antonio Rubio

Boxing Light-Middleweight ESB Champ: (Vacant) Paul Williams Miguel Cotto Sergiy Dzinziruk Kermit Cintron Alfredo Angulo Vanes Martirsoyon Ryan Rhodes Joachim Acline Sechew Powell Yuri Foreman Deandre Latimore Daniel Santos Cornelius Bundrage Sebastian Lujan Zaurbek Baysangurov

Boxing Welterweight ESB Champ: (Vacant) Floyd Mayweather Jnr Manny Pacquiao Andre Berto Shane Mosley Joshua Clottey Jan Zaveck Vyacheslav Senchenko Rafal Jackiewicz Delvin Rodrigurez Luis Carlos Abregu Mike Alvorado Randall Bailey Seluck Aydin Ionut Dan Ion Demitrius Hopkins

Light-Welterweight ESB Champ: (Vacant) Timothy Bradley Devon Alexander Amir Khan Marcos Maidana Andriy Kotelnik Victor Ortiz Kaizer Mabuza Lamont Peterson Juan Urango Paulie Malagnaggi Paul McCloskey Juan Diaz Ajose Oleguseun Julio Diaz Lucas Matheysse

Boxing Lightweight Champion: (Vacant) Juan Manuel Marquez Michael Katsidis Miguel Acosta Humberto Soto Vincente Escobedo Antonio DeMarco Anthony Peterson Robert Gurerreo Ji Hoon Kim Anthony Mezzache Paulus Moses Miguel Vasquez John Murray Brandon Rios Ryuki Mykaki

Boxing Super-Featherweight ESB Champ: (Vacant) Takashi Uchyama Roman Martinez Malcom Klassen Mzonke Fana Juan Carlos Salgado Vitali Tajbert Jason Liatzu Sergey Gulyakevich Jorge Linares Jorge Solis Cassius Baloyi Rene Gonzalez Takahiro Ao Elroy Perez Leva Kyrakosion

Boxing Featherweight ESB Champ : Chris John (Beat Juan Manuel Marquez March 2006) Juan Manuel Lopez Yuriokis Gamboa Ello Rojas Rafael Marquez Orlando Salido Steve Luevano Daniel Ponce De Leon Cellestino Caballero Cristobal Cruz Jhonny Gonzalez Bernabe Conception Oleg Yefemichov Billy Dib Daud Yordan Juan Carlos Burgos

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Boxing Players List P4P Top 10

Boxing Players List P4P Top 10

[1]  Manny Pacquiao

[2]  Floyd Mayweather Jnr

[3]  Chad Dawson

[4]  Paul Williams

[5]  Juan Manuel Marquez

[6]  Sergio Martinez

[7]  Wladamir Klitscko

[8]  Shane Mosley

[9]  Miguel Cotto

[10] Nonito Donaire

[11] Tim Bradley

[12] Fernando Montiel

[13] Andre Ward

[14] Lucian Bute

[15] Bernard Hopkins

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Fight Yordanis Despaigne vs Ismayl Sillakh on March 4th

Emergence as boxing next superstar is imminent now that light heavyweight contender, Ismayl The Black Russiana Sillakh (14-0, 12 KOs) is scheduled to face fellow new contender Yordanis Despaigne (8-0, 4 KOs) in a March 4 main event on ESPN2.

This fight features six of the only six undefeated fighters currently ranked in the top ten by the World Boxing Council (WBC) in the light heavyweight division. The winner will be poised for stardom.

Despaigne and Both Sillakh were also amateur boxing stars. As an unpaid competitor, Sillakh won the U17 world championships in 2001, and took silver in the 2005 and 2007 World Amateur Boxing Championships while Cubas Despaigne won a world amateur championships bronze medal.

The light heavyweight division is currently enjoying a revitalization of gifted fighters and intriguing match-ups including WBC Champion Jean Pascal; IBF Champion Tavoris Cloud; World Boxing Association (WBA) Champion Beibut Shumenov and WBO Champion Jurgen Brhmer, who are set to unify their titles on January 8 at the Ice Mansion in Chimkent, Kazakhstan; as well as hall-of-famer Bernard Hopkins and former champion Chad Dawson.

This will be as lovely as a world title fight, a said Sillakhs manager, Ivaylo Gotzev of the battle. And when Ismayl dominates the way I do know they will, it will be a wake-up call to the world’s light heavyweights that a brand spanking new star has arrived.

This fight features four of the only three undefeated fighters currently downgraded in the top ten by the WBC in the light heavyweight division. The winner will be geared up for stardom Both Sillakh and Despaigne were also amateur boxing stars. As a costless competitor, Sillakh managed the U17 world championships in 2001, and whacked silver in the 2005 and 2007 World Amateur Boxing Championships while Cubas Despaigne managed a world amateur championships bronze medal.

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Boxing Skill Set Points

Boxing Skill Set Points

i) General Integrity
Boxing is essential bonus from a trainer. The higher these stats are then the better your boxer will perform in the ring.

ii) Stats Bonus
Stats Bonus will be added on top of your normal stats in-fight to improve performance.

v) Corner Bonus
Trainers assist the boxer in-fight by motivating and his experience helps increase your recovery of condition and stamina between rounds.

vi) Natural Talent Bonus
These bonuses are added on to your natural talents in-fight which improves performance.


iii) Punch Type Bonus
Punch Type Bonus will be added on top of your normal punch type stats in-fight to improve performance.

iv) Punch Guard Bonus
Punch Guard Bonus will be added on to p of your normal punch guard stats in-fight to improve performance.

vii) Training Influence
These stats increase your chance of weight gain as well as natural talent, punch targeting, punch guard and specialty adjustments.

viii) Stats Training Bonus
These stats are added to your normal training stats to increase the amount of points earned at a training session.

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