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This table lists the current pound-for-pound rankings of The Ring magazine (the self-proclaimed "Bible of Boxing", owned by Golden Boy Promotions Inc.), which some boxing experts and fans regard as an authoritative source for ranking the best pound-for-pound boxers in the world. Floyd Mayweather Jr had been ranked number-one in The Ring's P4P rankings from 2005 until he announced his retirement on June 6, 2008, after which he was replaced by Manny Pacquiao. Floyd Mayweather Jr was preceded by Bernard Hopkins, who was in turn preceded by Roy Jones Jr.

Top 10 Rankings

Rank Fighter Record "The Ring" weight class Titles held at the moment
1 Philippines Manny Pacquiao 47-3-2 (35 KO) Lightweight
Junior lightweight		 WBC Lightweight Champion, WBC Emeritus Champion
The Ring Junior Lightweight Champion
2 United Kingdom Joe Calzaghe 45-0 (32 KO) Super middleweight
Light heavyweight		 WBA and WBO Super Middleweight Champion ("Undisputed")
The Ring Super Middleweight Champion, WBO Super Champion
The Ring Light Heavyweight Champion
3 Mexico Juan Manuel Márquez 48-4-1 (35 KO) Junior lightweight
4 United States Bernard Hopkins 48-5-1-1 (32 KO) Light heavyweight WBC Emeritus Champion, WBO Super Champion
5 Mexico Israel Vázquez 43-4 (31 KO) Junior featherweight WBC Super Bantamweight Champion
The Ring Junior Featherweight Champion
6 Mexico Antonio Margarito 37-5-0-1 (27 KO) Welterweight WBA Welterweight Champion
7 United States Kelly Pavlik 34-0 (30 KO) Middleweight WBC and WBO Middleweight Champion ("Undisputed")
The Ring Middleweight Champion
8 Mexico Cristian Mijares 35-3-2 (14 KO) Junior bantamweight WBA and WBC Super Flyweight Champion ("Undisputed")
9 Mexico Rafael Márquez 37-5 (33 KO) Junior featherweight
10 Puerto Rico Miguel Ángel Cotto 32-1 (26 KO) Welterweight

See also

References

  1. "The Ring Ratings". The Ring. 2008-02-25. Retrieved 2008-02-26. {{cite web}}: Check date values in: |date= (help); Italic or bold markup not allowed in: |publisher= (help)
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