Bradley Pryce is eyeing a possible world title shot after entering this month’s WBO rankings at no.5 after previously being unranked.
The Welsh wizard is scheduled to defend his Commonwealth light-middleweight crown against former British title challenger Marcus Portman at Birmingham’s National Indoor Arena on June 21. Pryce will be aiming to deliver a convincing performance to edge closer to securing a shot at current WBO champion Segei Dzinziruk.
To find out where the rest of the British fighters are ranked in the latest world rankings, click the link below.
Heavweight
No Brits ranked in the world’s top 15
Cruiserweight
David Haye WBA & WBO champ
Herbie Hide WBC 6, WBA 14, WBO 5
Enzo Maccarinelli IBF 4, WBO 3
Light-heavyweight
Clinton Woods IBF 4, WBO 9
Dean Francis WBO 7
Super-Middleweight
Joe Calzaghe WBO, WBC & WBA champion
Carl Froch WBC 1, WBO 5
Middleweight
Gary Lockett WBC 15, WBO 1
Paul Smith WBO 10
Light-Middleweight
Jamie Moore WBC 14
Bradley Pryce WBO 5
Welterweight
Michael Jennings WBO 3
Light-welterweight
Junior Witter awaiting to be re-ranked following loss of WBC title to Timothy Bradley.
Ricky Hatton WBC 2, IBF 6, WBO 4
Colin Lynes WBC 13
Gavin Rees WBA 5, IBF 8
Ajose Olusegun WBC 6
Lightweight
Amir Khan WBC 4, IBF 10, WBO 2
Super-Featherweight
Alex Arthur WBO champion
Kevin Mitchell IBF 4, WBO 3
Nicky Cook IBF 11, WBO 10
Featherweight
Derry Matthews WBO 7, IBF9
Nicky Cook WBA 11
Choi Tsveenpurev IBF 6
Super-Bantamweight
Michael Hunter IBF 11, WBO 8 – *NB Hunter has announced his retirement.
Rendall Munroe WBA 10, IBF 9
Bantamweight
Jason Booth WBO 9
Super-Flyweight
No Brits ranked in the world’s top 15
Flyweight
No Brits ranked in the world’s top 15
