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INSIDE RINGSIDE: Pound For Pound (6/25/17)

Posted: June 25, 2017 in Pound For Pound
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1. Andre Ward 32 – 0 – 0 (16 KO’s) Light Heavyweight U.S.A.

2. Gennady Golovkin 37 – 0 – 0 (33 KO’s) Middleweight Kazakstan

3. Roman Gonzalez 46 – 1 – 0 (38 KO’s) Junior Bantamweight Nicaragua

4. Terence Crawford 31 – 0 – 0 (22 KO’s) Junior Welterweight U.S.A.

5. Vasyl Lomachenko 8 – 1 – 0 (6 KO’s) Junior Lightweight Ukraine

6. Saul Alvarez 49 – 1 – 1 (34 KO’s) Middleweight Mexico

7. Sergey Kovalev 30 – 2 – 1 (26 KO’s) Light Heavyweight Russia

8. Guillermo Rigondeaux 17 -0 -0 (11 KO’s) Junior Featherweight Cuba

9. Naoya Inoue 13 – 0 – 0 (11 KO’s) Junior Bantamweight Japan

10. Mikey Garcia 36 – 0 – 0 (30 KO’s) Lightweight U.S.A.

INSIDE RINGSIDE: Rankings By Division (6/25/17)

Posted: June 25, 2017 in Rankings
Tags: #AdonisStevenson, #andreWard, #AnthonyJoshua, #Boxeo, #boxing, #BoxingAfterDark, #boxingblog, #BoxingNews, #Canada, #canelo, #CaneloAlvarez, #CBS, #Cruiserweight, #Cuba, #DavidJukic, #DeontayWilder, #England, #ErislandyLara, #ErrolSpenceJr, #ESPN, #FloydMayweather, #GaryRussellJr, #GennadyGolovkin, #Germany, #GGG, #GuillermoRigondeaux, #HBO, #Heavyweight, #insideringside, #JamesDegale, #judges, #K2, #KeithThurman, #KellBrook, #KO, #leosantacruz, #London, #LuisOrtiz, #MannyPacquiao, #Mexico, #Middleweight, #MiguelCotto, #MikeStafford, #MikeyGarcia, #Money, #Montreal, #OleksandrUsyk, #PBC, #Poland, #Quebec, #rankings, #Russia, #SaulAlvarez, #sergeykovalev, #ShawnPorter, #showtime, #Superman, #TerenceCrawford, #TKO, #TMT, #UK, #USA, #VasylLomachenko, #Welterweight, #WladimirKlitschko

Champ – Tyson Fury (25-0-0, 18 KO’s) RING

Anthony Joshua (19-0-0, 19 KO’s) IBF, WBA
Deontay Wilder (37-0-0, 36 KO’s) WBC
Wladimir Klitschko (64-5-0, 53 KO’s)
Kubrat Pulev (25-1-0, 13 KO’s)
Luis Ortiz (27-0-0, 23 KO’s)

Cruiserweight — (200 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Oleksandr Usyk (12-0-0, 10 KO’s) WBO
Murat Gassiev (24-0-0, 17 KO’s) IBF
Tony Bellew (29-2-1, 19 KO’s)
Mairis Brides (22-0-0, 18 KO’s) WBC
Denis Lebedev (29-3-0, 22 KO’s) WBA

Light Heavyweight — (175 pound limit)

Champ – Andre Ward (32-0-0, 16 KO’s) RING, IBF, WBA, WBO

Adonis Stevenson (29-1-0, 24 KO’s) WBC
Sergey Kovalev (30-1-1, 26 KO’s)
Eleider Alvarez (23-0-0, 11 KO’s)
Artur Beterbiev (11-0-0, 11 KO’s)
Joe Smith Jr (22-1-0, 18 KO’s)

Super Middleweight — (168 pounds limit)

Champ – Vacant

James DeGale (23-1-1, (14 KO’s) IBF
Gilberto Ramirez (35-0-0, 24 KO’s) WBO
George Groves (26-3-0, 19 KO’s) WBA
Andre Dirrell (26-2-0, 16 KO’s)
Callum Smith (22-0-0, 17 KO’s)

Middleweight — (160 pound limit)

Champ – Saul Alvarez (49-1-1, 34 KO’s) RING

Gennady Golovkin (37-0-0, 33 KO’s) IBF, WBA, WBC
Daniel Jacobs (32-2-0, 29 KO’s)
David Lemieux (38-3-0, 33 KO’s)
Billy Joe Saunders (24-0-0, 12 KO’s) WBO
Andy Lee (35-3-1, 24 KO’s)

Junior Middleweight — (154 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Erislandy Lara (24-2-2, 14 KO’s) WBA
Jermell Charlo (29-0-0, 14 KO’s) WBC
Miguel Cotto (40-5-0, 33 KO’s)
Demetrius Andrade (24-0-0, 16 KO’s)
Austin Trout (30-3-0, 17 KO’s)

Welterweight — (147 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Keith Thurman (27-0-0, 22 KO’s) WBA
Errol Spence Jr (22-0-0, 19 KO’s) IBF
Shawn Porter (27-2-1, 17 KO’s)
Manny Pacquiao (59-6-2, 38 KO’s) WBO
Kell Brook (36-2-0, 25 KO’s)

Junior Welterweight — (140 pound limit)

Champ – Terence Crawford (30-0-0, 21 KO’s) RING, WBC, WBO

Viktor Postol (28-1-0, 12 KO’s)
Julius Indongo (22-0-0, 11 KO’s) IBF, WBA
Antonio Orozco (26-0-0, 17 KO’s)
Regis Prograis (20-0-0, 17 KO’s)
Adrian Granados (18-5-2, 12 KO’s)

Lightweight — (135 pound limit)

Champ – Jorge Linares (41-3-0, 27 KO’s) RING, WBA

Mikey Garcia (36-0-0, 30 KO’s) WBC
Terry Flanagan (33-0-0, 13 KO’s) WBO
Robert Easter (19-0-0, 14 KO’s) IBF
Denis Shofikov (38-2-1, 20 KO’s)
Sharif Bogere (29-1-0, 20 KO’s)

Junior Lightweight — (130 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Vasyl Lomachenko (8-1-0, 6 KO’s) WBO
Orlando Salido (44-13-4, 31 KO’s)
Jezreel Corrales (21-1-0, 8 KO’s) WBA
Miguel Berchelt (31-1-0, 28 KO’s) WBC
Takashi Miura (31-3-2, 24 KO’s)

Featherweight — (126 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Leo Santa Cruz (33-1-1, 18 KO’s) WBA
Garry Russel Jr (28-1-0, 17 KO’s) WBC
Carl Frampton (23-1-0, 14 KO’s)
Lee Selby (24-1-0, 9 KO’s) IBF
Abner Mares (30-2-1, 15 KO’s)

Junior Featherweight — (122 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Guilliermo Rigondeaux (17-0-0, 11 KO’s) WBA
Jesse Magdaleno (25-0-0, 18 KO’s) WBO
Rey Vargas (29-0-0, 22 KO’s) WBC
Nonito Donaire (37-4-0, 24 KO’s)
Moises Flores (25-0-0, 17 KO’s)

Bantamweight — (118 pound limit)

Champ – Shinsuke Yamanaka (27-0-2, 19 KO’s) RING, WBC

Jaime McDonnell (29-2-1, 13 KO’s)
Juan Carlos Payano (18-1-0, 9 KO’s)
Zhanat Zhakiyanov (27-1-0, 18 KO’s) WBA
Zolani Tete (25-3-0, 20 KO’s) WBO
Rau’Shee Warren (14-2-0, 4 KO’s)

Junior Bantamweight — (115 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Naoya Inoue (13-0-0, 11 KO’s) WBO
Wisaksil Wangek (43-4-1, 39 KO’s) WBC
Roman Gonzalez (46-1-0, 38 KO’s)
Carlos Cuadras (36-1-1, 27 KO’s)
Juan Francisco Estrada (35-2-0, 25 KO’s)

Flyweight — (112 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Kazuto Ioka (22-1-0, 13 KO’s) WBA
Donnie Nietes (40-1-4, 22 KO’s) IBF
Diago Higa (13-0-0, 13 KO’s) WBC
Juan Carlos Reveco (38-3-0, 19 KO’s)
McWilliams Arroyo (16-3-0, 14 KO’s)

Junior Flyweight — (108 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Perdo Guevara (30-2-1, 17 KO’s)
Kosei Tanaka (9-0-0, 5 KO’s) WBO
Ryoichi Taguchi (25-2-2, 11 KO’s) WBA
Milan Melindo (36-2-0, 13 KO’s) IBF
Carlos Canizales (17-0-1, 14 KO’s)

Strawweight — (105 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Chayaphon Moonsri (47-0-0, 17 KO’s) WBC
Thammanoon Niyomtrong (15-0-0, 7 KO’s) WBA
Byron Rojas (19-3-3, 9 KO’s)
Jose Argued (20-3-1, 12 KO’s) IBF
Carlos Buitrago (30-2-1, 17 KO’s)

Ward Stops Kovalev

Posted: June 19, 2017 in Boxing Results
Tags: #andreWard, #Boxeo, #boxing, #boxingblog, #BoxingNews, #DavidJukic, #HBO, #HBOBoxing, #HBOPPV, #IBF, #insideringside, #KO, #LightHeavyweight, #PoundForPound, #sergeykovalev, #TKO, #USA, #WardKovalev, #WardKovalev2, #WBA, #WBAsuper, #WBAundisputed, #WBO

Last night Saturday June 17th 2017 on HBO PPV, Andre “S.O.G” Ward (32-0, 16 KO’s) defeated Sergey Kovalev (30-2-1, 26 KO’s) for the second time Via TKO in the 8th round. In what was a shocking turn of event, Ward turned the fight around and knocked Kovalev out with body shots. In the co-feature, Guillermo Rigondeaux (18-0, 12 KO’s) got a first round KO victory over the undefeated Moises Flores (25-1, 17 KO’s), on a very controversial call at the end of the first round. Both fighters seemed to fight past the bell of the opening round, and Rigondeaux ld anded a punch after the bell that knocked Flores out. The fight should have been called a no decision, but was instead called a KO victory for Rigondeaux. Dmitry Bivol (11-0, 9 KO’s) was also victorious over the gun shy Cedric Agnew (29-3, 15 KO’s), as he defeated him with a 4th round TKO.

Ward VS Kovalev 2 started in similar fashion as their first fight. Kovalev was on the attack from the opening bell, and Ward was on his heels being very defensive, while trying to counter punch. Kovalev out landed Ward in all of the first 6 rounds except one, and it seemed like Ward was far behind on the scorecards again. Ward however did commit to the body of Kovalev, and it would end up paying dividends. Ward’s slick and effective body punching would soften up Kovalev’s mid section, and have him looking gassed by the 5th round. Kovalev was breathing heavy and losing steam, just like in their first meeting.

Ward started coming alive in the second half of the fight, just as he he in the first fight. In the 7th round, he came right out with a huge right hand that hit Kovalev right on the money, and then continued with a sustained body attack. In a tight 7th round however, Sergey Kovalev seemed to be tiring some more, even though he was the aggressor for most of the round. In the 8th round, Kovalev seemed to start really being bothered by Andre Ward’s body punching mid way through the round. With about a minuted left in the 8th, Ward landed a spectacular straight right hand which really stunned Kovalev, and Ward would go on the attack with Sergey backing up. Kovalev, looking like he was about to keel over, got pinned against the ropes took 3 more hellacious uppercuts to the gut, and referee Tony Weeks stopped the fight. Kovalev simply looked as if he could no longer defend himself because of the sustained body punishment.

-David Jukic, INSIDE RINGSIDE

WARD VS KOVALEV 2: Breakdown & Prediction

Posted: June 17, 2017 in Predictions
Tags: #andreWard, #Boxeo, #boxing, #BoxingAfterDark, #boxingblog, #BoxingNews, #BoxingPredictions, #DavidJukic, #GuillermoRigondeaux, #HBO, #HBOBoxing, #HBOPPV, #IBF, #insideringside, #K2, #KO, #LightHeavyweight, #MoisesFlores, #RigondeauxFlores, #sergeykovalev, #TKO, #USA, #WardKovalev, #WardKovalev2, #WBA, #WBAsuper, #WBAundisputed, #WBO

Tomorrow night Saturday June 17th 2017, we will have the rematch between Andre Ward (31-0, 14 KO’s) and Sergey Kovalev (31-1-1, 26 KO’s). Ward will be defending his WBA/WBO/IBF Light Heavyweight title, and the vacant TheRing title will also be on the line. The fight will take place the Mandalay Bay Events Center in Paradise Nevada, and will be live on HBO PPV at 9pm ET. In the co-feature, Guillermo Rigondeaux (17-0, 11 KO’s) will put his WBAsuper Super Bantamweight title on the line against Moises Flores(25-0, 17 KO’s). Here is the breakdown and predictions:

ANDRE WARD

-Record: 31 – 0 – 0, 14 KO’s

-Weight Class: Light Heavyweight

-Height: 6′ 0″

-Reach: 71″

-Notable Fights

Carl Froch — Win, Unanimous Decision (12), 12/17/11. (Won WBC/TheRing Super Middleweight titles)
Chad Dawson — Win, TKO 10th round (12), 9/8/12.
Sergey Kovalev — Win, Unanimous Decision (12), 11/19/16. (Won WBA/IBF/WBO Light Heavyweight titles)

SERGEY KOVALEV

-Record: 31 – 1 – 1, 26 KO’s

-Weight Class: Light Heavyweight

-Height: 6′ 0″

-Reach: 72″

-Notable Fights

Nathan Cleverly — Win, TKO 4th round (12), 8/17/13. (Won WBO Light Heavyweight title)
Bernard Hopkins — Win, Unanimous Decision (12), 11/8/14. (Won WBA/IBF Light Heavyweight titles)
Andre Ward — Loss, Unanimous Decision (12), 11/19/16.

Predictions:

Guillermo Rigondeaux — def — Moises Flores — via — Unanimous Decision

Andre Ward — def — Sergey Kovalev — via — Unanimous Decsion

-David Jukic, INSIDE RINGSIDE

Will Andre Ward Be Victorious In Rematch With Kovalev?

Posted: June 11, 2017 in Personal Thoughts, Predictions
Tags: #andreWard, #ArthurAbraham, #Boxeo, #boxing, #BoxingAfterDark, #boxingblog, #BoxingNews, #BoxingPredictions, #CarlFroch, #DavidJukic, #HBO, #HBOBoxing, #HBOPPV, #IBF, #insideringside, #KO, #KovalevPascal, #KovalevPascal2, #LightHeavyweight, #sergeykovalev, #TheRing, #TKO, #USA, #WardKovalev, #WardKovalev2, #WBA, #WBAsuper, #WBAundisputed, #WBO

Next Saturday June 17th 2017, will be the rematch between Andre Ward (31-0, 15 KO’s) and Sergey Kovalev (30-1-1, 26 KO’s), which is poised to be one of the biggest fights in 2017. It is the battle for Light Heavyweight supremacy, with 4 titles on the line. Ward will defend the WBA/WBO/IBF/TheRing Light Heavyweight titles, which he took from Kovalev last November, in a very close decision victory. A lot of doubts were cast on Ward, and a lot of questions were raised about if he actually did beat Kovalev, in what was the narrowest decision in recent memory. Many fans, and of course Kovalev, did not agree with the decision, and so we have the rematch.

So, is there any reason to think that Ward won’t be victorious this time around? Between the 2 fighters, only Kovalev has fought someone twice. He defeated Jean Pascal via TKO back in March of 2015, and then completely destroyed him in their rematch back in January of 2016. But was Kovalev better in the rematch? Or was Pascal just that much worse? Pascal was very gun shy in their second fight, and Kovalev took complete advantage of that fact. Never the less, it was a complete wipe out in their rematch. In my opinion, this would be the only evidence that could support a possible Kovalev victory. In the first fight with Ward, Kovalev knocked Ward down in the first round, but was unable to knock him out. He will have to do that to win, because going to the scorecards after 12 rounds with Ward, will most likely not be favorable for any fighter for that matter.

Andre Ward on the other hand, has literally beaten everyone relevant in or around what ever weight class he has been in. In his Super Middleweight days, he went on a rampage. Ward was predicted to be one of the first eliminated from the Super 6 tournament. Guess what. He went on to win it. He defeated all the top fighters at Super Middleweight which included Mikkel Kessler, Sakio Bika, Arthur Abraham, and of course the great future hall of famer Carl Froch. He then went on the defeat the once feared Chad Dawson, to completely take over the division. Ward has made a career out of fighting and beating the best, so there is no reason to think otherwise here. If anything, he has learned from the first encounter with Kovalev, and will defeat him more decisively this time around. Kovalev needs a knockout to win here in my opinion, which is definitely not out of the question. If it does go to the score cards after 12 rounds though, look for another close decision, but Andre Ward will be victorious.

-David Jukic, INSIDE RINGSIDE

INSIDE RINGSIDE: Pound For Pound (3/23/17)

Posted: March 23, 2017 in Pound For Pound
Tags: #andreWard, #GennadyGolovkin, #GuillermoRigondeaux, #MikeyGarcia, #NaoyaInoue, #RomanGonzalez, #SaulAlvarez, #sergeykovalev, #TerenceCrawford, #VasylLomachenko

1. Andre Ward 31 – 0 – 0 (15 KO’s) Light Heavyweight U.S.A.

2. Gennady Golovkin 37 – 0 – 0 (33 KO’s) Middleweight Kazakstan

3. Sergey Kovalev 31 – 1 – 1 (26 KO’s) Light Heavyweight Russia

4. Roman Gonzalez 46 – 1 – 0 (38 KO’s) Junior Bantamweight Nicaragua

5. Terence Crawford 30 – 0 – 0 (21 KO’s) Junior Welterweight U.S.A.

6. Vasyl Lomachenko 7 – 1 – 0 (5 KO’s) Junior Lightweight Ukraine

7. Saul Alvarez 48 – 1 – 1 (34 KO’s) Middleweight Mexico

8. Guillermo Rigondeaux 17 -0 -0 (11 KO’s) Junior Featherweight Cuba

9. Naoya Inoue 12 – 0 – 0 (10 KO’s) Junior Bantamweight Japan

10. Mikey Garcia 36 -0 – 0 (30 KO’s) Lightweight U.S.A.

INSIDE RINGSIDE: Rankings By Division (3/23/17)

Posted: March 23, 2017 in Rankings
Tags: #andreWard, #AnthonyJoshua, #badoujack, #Boxeo, #boxing, #BoxingAfterDark, #boxingblog, #BoxingNews, #canelo, #CaneloAlvarez, #CarlFrampton, #DavidJukic, #DavidLemieux, #DeontayWilder, #DonnieNietes, #England, #ErislandyLara, #GaryRusselJr, #GennadyGolovkin, #Germany, #GGG, #HBO, #HBOBoxing, #HBOPPV, #insideringside, #JamesDegale, #JorgeLinares, #K2, #KeithThurman, #KellBrook, #leosantacruz, #LuisOrtiz, #MannyPacquiao, #Mexico, #NaoyaInoue, #OrlandoSalido, #RomanGonzalez, #sergeykovalev, #ShawnPorter, #shobox, #showtime, #showtimechampionshipboxing, #ShowtimeInternational, #ShowtimePPV, #SrisaketSorRungvisai, #TerenceCrawford, #USA, #VasylLomachenko, #WladimirKlitschko

Champ – Tyson Fury (25-0-0, 18 KO’s) RING

Wladimir Klitschko (64-4-0, 53 KO’s)
Deontay Wilder (37-0-0, 36 KO’s) WBC
Kubrat Pulev (24-1-0, 13 KO’s)
Anthony Joshua (18-0-0, 18 KO’s) IBF
Luis Ortiz (27-0-0, 23 KO’s)

Cruiserweight — (200 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Oleksandr Usyk (11-0-0, 10 KO’s) WBO
Murat Gassiev (24-0-0, 17 KO’s) IBF
Tony Bellew (29-2-1, 19 KO’s) WBC
Denis Lebedev (29-3-0, 22 KO’s) WBA
Krzysztof Glowacki (26-1-0, 16 KO’s)

Light Heavyweight — (175 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Andre Ward (31-0-0, 15 KO’s) IBF, WBA, WBO
Sergey Kovalev (30-1-1, 26 KO’s)
Adonis Stevenson (28-1-0, 22 KO’s) WBC
Eleider Alvarez (22-0-0, 11 KO’s)
Artur Beterbiev (11-0-0, 11 KO’s)

Super Middleweight — (168 pounds limit)

Champ – Vacant

James DeGale (23-1-1, (14 KO’s) IBF
Badou Jack (20-1-3, 12 KO’s) WBC
Gilberto Ramirez (34-0-0, 24 KO’s) WBO
George Groves (25-3-0, 18 KO’s)
Andre Dirrell (25-2-0, 16 KO’s)

Middleweight — (160 pound limit)

Champ – Saul Alvarez (48-1-1, 33 KO’s) RING

Gennady Golovkin (37-0-0, 33 KO’s) IBF, WBA, WBC
Daniel Jacobs (32-2-0, 29 KO’s)
David Lemieux (36-3-0, 32 KO’s)
Billy Joe Saunders (24-0-0, 12 KO’s) WBO
Andy Lee (35-3-1, 24 KO’s)

Junior Middleweight — (154 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Saul Alvarez (48-1-1, 33 KO’s) WBO
Erislandy Lara (24-2-2, 12 KO’s) WBA
Miguel Cotto (40-5-0, 33 KO’s)
Jermell Charlo (28-0-0, 13 KO’s) WBC
Demetrius Andrade (24-0-0, 16 KO’s)

Welterweight — (147 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Keith Thurman (27-0-0, 22 KO’s) WBA
Kell Brook (36-1-0, 25 KO’s) IBF
Shawn Porter (26-2-1, 16 KO’s)
Manny Pacquiao (59-6-2, 38 KO’s) WBO
Timothy Bradley (33-2-1, 13 KO’s)

Junior Welterweight — (140 pound limit)

Champ – Terence Crawford (30-0-0, 21 KO’s) RING, WBC, WBO

Viktor Postol (28-1-0, 12 KO’s)
Antonio Orozco (25-0-0, 16 KO’s)
Adrian Granados (18-4-2, 12 KO’s)
Ricky Burns (41-5-1, 14 KO’s) WBA
Regis Prograis (19-0-0, 16 KO’s)

Lightweight — (135 pound limit)

Champ – Jorge Linares (41-3-0, 27 KO’s) RING, WBA

Mikey Garcia (36-0-0, 30 KO’s) WBC
Terry Flanagan (31-0-0, 12 KO’s) WBO
Robert Easter (19-0-0, 14 KO’s) IBF
Anthony Crolla (31-5-3, 13 KO’s)
Denis Shofikov (38-2-1, 20 KO’s)

Junior Lightweight — (130 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Vasyl Lomachenko (7-1-0, 5 KO’s) WBO
Orlando Salido (43-13-4, 30 KO’s)
Jezreel Corrales (21-1-0, 8 KO’s) WBA
Miguel Berchelt (31-1-0, 28 KO’s) WBC
Takashi Miura (31-3-2, 23 KO’s)

Featherweight — (126 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Leo Santa Cruz (33-1-1, 18 KO’s) WBA
Garry Russel Jr (27-1-0, 16 KO’s) WBC
Carl Frampton (23-1-0, 14 KO’s)
Lee Selby (24-1-0, 9 KO’s) IBF
Abner Mares (30-2-1, 15 KO’s)

Junior Featherweight — (122 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Guilliermo Rigondeaux (17-0-0, 11 KO’s) WBA
Jesse Magdaleno (24-0-0, 17 KO’s) WBO
Rey Vargas (29-0-0, 22 KO’s) WBC
Genesis Servania (27-0-0, 11 KO’s)
Nonito Donaire (37-4-0, 24 KO’s)

Bantamweight — (118 pound limit)

Champ – Shinsuke Yamanaka (27-0-2, 19 KO’s) RING, WBC

Jaime McDonnell (29-2-1, 13 KO’s)
Juan Carlos Payano (18-1-0, 9 KO’s)
Lee Haskins (34-3-0, 14 KO’s) IBF
Anselmo Moreno (36-5-1, 12 KO’s)
Marlon Tapales (29-2-0, 12 KO’s) WBO

Junior Bantamweight — (115 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Naoya Inoue (12-0-0, 10 KO’s) WBO
Srisaket Sor Rungvisai (42-4-1, 38 KO’s) WBC
Roman Gonzalez (46-1-0, 38 KO’s)
Carlos Cuadras (36-1-1, 27 KO’s)
Juan Francisco Estrada (35-2-0, 25 KO’s)

Flyweight — (112 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Kazuto Ioka (21-1-0, 13 KO’s) WBA
Johriel Casimero (23-3-0, 15 KO’s) IBF
Donnie Nietes (39-1-4, 22 KO’s)
Amnat Ruenroeng (17-1-0, 5 KO’s)
Juan Carlos Reveco (27-3-0, 19 KO’s)

Junior Flyweight — (108 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Perdo Guevara (29-2-1, 17 KO’s)
Akira Yaegashi (25-5-0, 13 KO’s) IBF
Ganigan Lopez (28-6-0, 17 KO’s) WBC
Kosei Tanaka (8-0-0, 5 KO’s) WBO
Ryoichi Taguchi (25-2-2, 11 KO’s) WBA

Strawweight — (105 pound limit)

Champ – Vacant

Wanheng Menayothin (45-0-0, 17 KO’s) WBC
Knockout CP Freshmart (15-0-0, 6 KO’s) WBA
Byron Rojas (18-3-3, 8 KO’s)
Jose Argumedo (19-3-1, 11 KO’s) IBF
Katsunari Takayama (31-8-0, 12 KO’s) WBO

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INSIDE RINGSIDE: Pound For Pound (6/25/17)

INSIDE RINGSIDE: Rankings By Division (6/25/17)

Ward Stops Kovalev

WARD VS KOVALEV 2: Breakdown & Prediction

Will Andre Ward Be Victorious In Rematch With Kovalev?

INSIDE RINGSIDE: Pound For Pound (3/23/17)

INSIDE RINGSIDE: Rankings By Division (3/23/17)