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Los mares de Puerto Rico no son vertederos
Esto es lo que ha contestado la Junta de Planificación y el DRNA de Puerto Rico, al momento de oponerse a la propuesta del Cuerpo de Ingenieros de tirar los residuos de dragado en los mares de la isla. LA justificación mayor para evitar este crimen ambiental ha sido que los mares de Puerto Rico no son vertederos.
Los mares de Puerto Rico no son vertederos
Son hábitats importantes para especies de vida marina los mares de Puerto Rico
Los mares de Puerto Rico no son vertederos
Y es que un vertedero, es un lugar donde se vierte basura, residuos o escombros …
Entonces sabemos que los mares de Puerto Rico no son vertederos.
Por el contrario, los mares de Puerto Rico contienen miles de organismos marinos
como praderas de yerbas marinas como las del género Thalassia, arrecifes de coral, cuevas, cavernas, arenas, algas marinas
y una gran variedad de miles de organismos marinos.
Hay delfines, ballenas, tortugas, peces, corales duros, corales blandos, esponjas marinas, invertebrados marinos y otros.
Tendencia
Por tu salud, elige productos que sean los más sanos
Estas características van en contra de todo lo que es un vertedero.
Y es que la propuesta para el dragado de la Bahía de San Juan es una propuesta detrimental para los recursos naturales del país.
Esta propuesta fue creada con la intención de mejorar el calado para el paso de grandes embarcaciones por la Bahía de San Juan para el transporte de gas natural a una nueva terminal.
Para esto sería necesario la extracción de más de dos millones de metros cúbicos de sedimentos del fondo marino.
Los planes incluían que estos «millones de metros cúbicos de sedimentos» fueran depósitados en las costas de Mayaguez, San Juan, Ponce, Yabucoa y Arecibo y en la Laguna del Condado.
Esto sin presentar evidencia de los daños posibles a los arrecifes coralinos, a la vida marina y a las comunidades que se verían afectadas.
Estos residuos de dragados se sabe que pueden contener metales pesados y sustancias químicas nocivas.
Eso significa, toda una actividad detrimental para Puerto Rico; sus habitantes terrestres y marinos.
La propuesta fue detenida por comunidades y grupos ambientales
Entre los grupos ambientales destacados en detener esta propuesta se encuentran: El Puente de Williamsburg, CORALations y el Centro para la Diversidad Biólogica.
Los planteamientos incluyeron la falta de una Declaración del Impacto Ambiental sobre los recursos marinos y el efecto que esto pudiera tener en las comunidades que se verían afectadas por las actividades de este dragado.
Laguna del Condado
La propuesta pretendía derramar los sedimentos en la Laguna del Condado, hábitat muy importante, protegido desde los años 60 por el DRNA y luego por el Programa del Estuario desde los años ’70s.
Esto muestra una vez más, que los mares de Puerto Rico no son vertederos.
Mira tres especies de corales que habitan en la Laguna del Condado y que con esta acción de protección de los mares de Puerto Rico, han sido beneficiados
Los corales son importantes hábitats y refugio para peces
Y es hábitat importante para al menos tres especies de corales amenzados del peligro de extinción.
Estos son:
1- Cuerno de Alce Acropora palmata,
El cuerno de alce, es un coral de aguas llanas que requiere de aguas limpias para sobrevivir. Y la sedimentación de las aguas es detrimental para esta especie de coral.
Colonia de coral Acropora palmata sembrada en arrecife
2- Cuerno de Ciervo Acropora cervicornis
El cuerno de ciervo, es un coral de crecimiento asexual rápido. Se cree que por ser asexual y crecer a partir de pedazos, la diversidad genética es reducida. Esto provoca gran debilidad de resistencia ante cambios climáticos.
Acropora cervicornis
3- Coral del Pilar Dendrogyra cylindrus
El coral del pilar, es una especie de coral de crecimiento lento en forma de dedos.
Coral del Pilar Dendrogyra cylindrus
En hora buena para el beneficio de los recursos naturales de la Laguna del Condado, considerada «Un tesoro ecológico en plana ciudad»
Un gran logro para todos estos grupos ambientales y para las dependencias gubernamentales que protegieron estos recursos de la descarga masiva de sedimentos en los cuerpos de agua de Puerto Rico.
Muchas felicidades a todos los bravos que lucharon por tener unos mares limpios y le dieron la lucha a esta gran institución federal. ¡En hora buena!
Pero el problema de la contaminación de los mares y uso como vertedero, no acaba aquí …
La verdad es que, es importante mantenerse educado sobre este tema y sobre otros que afecten las aguas y la vida silvestre de Puerto Rico.
En Puerto Rico aún tenemos estructuras masivas que contaminan las aguas
Que afean el paisaje
Y que impiden el uso recreativo de las playas
Como por ejemplo el famoso tanque de guerra olvidado por los militares en Culebra
Tanque de guerra olvidado en la playa de Culebra Foto cortesía de Jo Kassis en pexels.
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Y todas las casas y edificios que cayeron al mar impactados por la marea ciclónica luego del paso de grandes huracanes.
Casas destruídas en Rincón, Puerto Rico
Es necesario resolver estos problemas del medio ambiente y de contaminación ambiental debido a estructuras olvidadas en los mares de Puerto Rico
Hecho: los mares de Puerto Rico no son vertederos.
Esto incluye embarcaciones olvidadas en la orilla y en el mar que representan peligro y contaminación de los mares.
Mira la iniciativa del DRNA para identificar barcos abandonados
Y mira el interesante artículo escrito por científicos puertorriqueños, en el que se refuerza el hecho de que los mares de Puerto Rico no son vertederos.
El mar de Puerto Rico, esa maravilla que nos abraza
Y no te vayas sin ver el documental Océanos, relacionado a la lectura mencionada y a la importancia de los océanos; con recursos visuales muy valiosos sobre los mares y océanos.
Es un largo documental, que vale la pena tomar un tiempo y disfrutarlo y estos conocimientos están disponibles completamente gratis.
Para la portada de esta lectura, he utilizado la foto cortesía de Gabriel Oppenheimer en Unsplash
Las fotos de los corales y de la Laguna del Condado son cortesía de Wikimedia Commons
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20 best boxers in the world. May
Tribuna.com updated the P4P rating, which was compiled by Alexei Sukachev after a survey of well-known journalists writing about boxing.
The very idea of ratings based on a survey of specialists and experts is an eternal compromise: with oneself, with the world around, with Lesha Uralts, finally. There is nowhere to go without someone else’s opinion… But there are comrades who, recently, have not been our comrades at all, to whom this someone else’s opinion… You yourself understood where and where. And it is against them that we will protest today.
This is, of course, The Ring magazine, which regularly and promptly updates its own P4P list . Yes, they are not unique in this. BoxingScene, ESPN, BoxRec – all these more or less respected resources do the same, offering their own version of the list of the best boxers, regardless of weight. But who are they and what are they in comparison with the oldest and once the most authoritative publication of our time.
“Once” is not superfluous here. A few years ago – years before 2007 or 2008 – there was no doubt about the fairness, correctness, and objectivity of The Ring’s ratings. Editor-in-Chief Nigel Collins, a respected (and true) man in the international boxing community, continued the tradition laid down by Nat Fleischer, the founder of the magazine. Yes, it was not without problems – and who does not have them? – but the ratings did not raise questions in their honesty.
That all changed in 2006, when control of the magazine was taken over by a pool of investors led by the already critically acclaimed Oscar De La Hoya.
After some time, Michael Rosenthal and Dougie Fisher were introduced to the editorial office of the electronic version of the magazine – two bright and skillful journalists, but wholly controlled by De La Hoya. A confrontation between the old team (Bill Detloff, Eric Raskin, Ivan Goodman and others) and the newcomers, visible to the naked eye, began, in which the former had no chance of winning …
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Today, The Ring ratings no longer reflect reality its once inherent objectivity. The rules for drawing champion belts “The Ring” have begun to change, which were once valued above all “alphabet” belts, and now few people need them, except for inveterate populists. The rating committee of the magazine was headed by an old senile respected, but age judge, Chuck Jampa. And, most importantly, the ratings themselves – they no longer reflect reality. And if the divisional charts can still be taken seriously, then things are much worse with P4P.
By the way, the topic is not at all trifling, as many people think.
This is not an egg, this is an entire poultry farm buried, because the ratings of the American publication still have considerable authority – enough to be tilted right and left by both popular media and television. And that’s why we decided to “remove the covers” by using our experts.
The Ring’s ratings are saturated with bias, and it’s obvious to the naked eye. Floyd Mayweather 1st place – the highest paid athlete on the planet , closely collaborating with Golden Boy, is beyond doubt: it was earned with sweat and blood, and the ratings of our experts, who unanimously (minus Uralets) put Floyd in first place, confirm this. Another thing is the middle of the top ten, which included two Golden Boy boxers at once: Abner Mares and Adrien Broner, as well as Wladimir Klitschko, who is on friendly terms with Oscar.
Klitschko’s place, albeit a bit overpriced, is the least of the problems
Klitschko’s place, albeit a little high (our experts put him in 6th place), is the least of the problems.
Another thing is the 5th and 6th places of the youngsters Broner and Mares. What did they do to get into the holy of holies? Mares has champion titles in three weight categories. This is an achievement, but it is worth considering three important circumstances. Firstly, Mares has not yet defeated any of the superstars. Both De Leon and Anselmo Moreno, who was confidently defeated by Mares, are very strong and worthy guys, but is P4P enough for the first 5? Question … Secondly, Mares is still jumping on top: a title of 53.5 kg, one defense and a jump of 55.3 (the title was won in a fight with Eric Morel, who was released in circulation). One defense there and here is the title at 57.2 kg. Foundation is lacking. Thirdly, it is somehow forgotten that 2010 and 2011 turned out to be “tight” for Mares: a draw against the average champion Perez, a controversial victory over Vic Darchinyan and an even more controversial victory over Russell Mora over Joseph Agbeko.
Things are even worse for Broner, who has been a champion for only a year and a half, and won only one significant victory – over Antonio DeMarco.
Broner’s talent is beyond doubt, but DeMarco’s 6th? I do not know. It’s scary to even think where he will end up after a possible victory over Paul Malinagi. Fourth? Third? Or move even Ward?
Meanwhile, there was no place in the rating for people much more deserving. The same Nonito Donaire over the “last many years” killed the entire elite in several weights, created a knockout and an upset of the year, became the boxer of the year and actually unified the first featherweight, the title in which went to the same Mares from the lordly shoulder of the Filipino. But as soon as Nonito stumbled just once – confidently, but not devastatingly – he was thrown out of the top ten. It would make sense if the boxer who defeated Donaire – the brilliant Cuban Rigondeaux – would take his place. But this did not happen: the coveted place was given to Saul Alvarez – after all, he is a fighter of Oscar, and not hated by him (“surpass and overthrow the teacher”) Bob Arum.
A busy schedule, even in the absence of efficient (for P4P) opponents, has already brought Gennady Golovkin to 17th place.
And this is far from the limit
By the way, of all of the above, it was Alvarez who most of all deserved the right to claim something serious. In the rating of our experts, he is even higher – 8th – a bit high, for my taste, but his talent and the victory against the very uncomfortable Austin Trout speak for “Red”. A victory achieved in an unusual manner: the famous power boxer Alvarez Trouta simply outboxed. But the appearance of Alvarez does not justify the way Donaire was treated, nor the understated places of Sergio Martinez and Manny Pacquiao. However, why be surprised – these are not Oscar boxers …
Is there an alternative to the American magazine? Until recently, it was difficult to even think about this, but thanks to the efforts of enthusiasts from the BoxingScene portal, this became possible. The Transnatiomal Boxing Ranknigs Board, founded by Jake Donovan and Cliff Rold, has just started its work. The council brought together many journalists and experts who were dissatisfied with the position of The Ring and (partially) left the rating committee of the magazine.
See TBRB rating : the first 6 almost completely coincides with the opinion of our experts too (only Andre Ward is ranked higher than Juan Manuel Marquez, but we also had a tense struggle between them). Just like we have Oscar boxers there – only it’s Mares, not Broner and Alvarez (but not all three at the same time). Take a look and decide for yourself whose rating is closer to you – ours, Ring’s or TBRB.
Other changes: note a few things different from those already discussed:
• Another (N+1, as mathematicians say) spring of Bernard Hopkins: Grandfather is already/still/again on the way to the top ten;
• Inactivity plays a role: long-time outdated Carl Froch, Vitali Klitschko and Yuriorkis Gamboa are falling down the rankings. With Klitschko, everything is clear, and he did not fall far. But Gamboa is unlikely to be able to restore his position soon: Darley Perez is not the opponent for this. Another thing is Carl Froch. A win over Mikell Kessler this Saturday could catapult him straight into the top 10 rating
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The immortal Chris John continues to sit in his Indonesian swamp, spudding vague contenders for his title – this is too little for the unbeaten winner of Marquez to remain in the top 20. Gennady Golovkin is no different: his busy schedule, even in the absence of efficient (for P4P) opponents, has already brought him to 17th place. And this is far from the limit.
Each of the “team” of experts has made his own list of the 20 best, in his opinion, boxers of the Earth, regardless of weight. Aleksey Sukachev (that is, me) put together their options, added his “pets” and calculated a single rating taking into account all opinions and preferences.
Scoring scheme: for the first place in each list, the boxer gets 1 point, for the second – 2, for the 20th – 20. If the boxer is not mentioned among the first 20 participants, he gets 21 points. Then the points are added up. The fewer points a boxer scores in the sum of individual ratings, the higher his position in the final overall rating.
In the event of a tie in points, the boxer named in the greater number of individual ratings will take precedence. In case of equality and this indicator, the one who took the highest place in all the presented options is placed higher.
Below is the rating itself, as well as options for each of our respondents. Tribuna.com would like to thank everyone for taking part in the survey and, of course, look forward to seeing you next time in 4 months.
The columns show the name of the boxer, the country and weight class in which he currently competes, the number of options in which this boxer is mentioned, the maximum place in the entire selection of options and, of course, the total number of points. The date of compilation of individual options ranges from the 7th to the 19thth May. The position of this or that fighter in the last issue of our rating is indicated in brackets.
Also named in variants: Brian Viloria (USA, 50.
8), Chad Dawson (USA, 79.4), Lucian Bute (Canada/Romania, 79.4), Miguel Cotto (Puerto Rico, 69 .9), Devon Alexander (USA, 66.7), David Haye (England, 90.8+), Daniel Gil (Australia, 72.6), Amir Khan (England, 63.5), Katsuto Ioku (Japan, 49), Orlando Salido (Mexico, 57.2), Roman Gonzalez (Nicaragua, 49), Anselmo Moreno (Panama, 55.3), Austin Trout (USA, 69.9), Chris John (Indonesia, 57.2), Evgeny Gradovich (Russia, 57.2), Khabib Allahverdiev (Russia, 63.5 ), Denis Shafikov (Russia, 61.2), Sergey Kovalev (Russia, 79.4), Lamont Peterson (USA, 63.5), Robert Guerrero (USA, 66.7), Carl Frampton (Northern Ireland, 55, 3), Mike Alvarado (USA, 63.5) and Leo Santa Cruz (Mexico, 53.5). As well as some of the “protégés” of Alexei Uralts (see below), not excluding the author of this summary rating.
Who voted (preserved the author’s spelling of names and surnames, comments):
Alexander Belenky, Vyzver of the Sport-Express newspaper
1.
Floyd Meiuezer
2. Juan Manuel Marquez
3. Andre Ward
4. Guillermo Rigondo
5. Vladimir Klitschko
6. Saul Alvarez
7. Sergio Gabriel Martinez
8. Edrien Browner
9. Manny Pakiao
10. Vitaly Klichko
11. David Hey
12. Nonito Doner
13. Danny Garcia
14. Bernard Hopkins
15. Karl FCH
16. Gennady Golovkin
17. Lucas Martin Matisa
19. Daniel Gil
20. Robert Herrero
Andrey Bazdrev, producer of the Fight Club TV channel
1. Floyd Mayweather
2. Andre Ward
9000.
4. Guillermo RIGOND0005
5. Manny Pacquiao
6. Juan Manuel Marquez
7. Guillermo Jones
8. Bernard Hopkins
9. Sergio Gabriel Martinez
10. Saul Alvarez
11. Yuriorkis Gamboa
12. Abner Mares
13. Gennady Golovkin
14. Daniel GEALE
15. Nonito Donaire
16.
Lucas Martin Matthysse
17. Carl Frampton
18. Timothy Brady
19000. Mikey Garcia0002 0
5. Sergio Martinez
6. Vladimir Klitschko
7. Nonito Doneir
8. Andre Ward
9. Edrian Broner
10. Saul Alvarez
11. Abner Mares
12. Timothy Bradley
13 13 13 .Carl Froch
14. Yuriorkis Gamboa
15. Guillermo Rigondo
16. Vitaly Klitschko
17. Danny Garcia
18. Gennady Golovkin
19. Miguel Cotto
20. CED Dawson
Anton Zheryunov, chef-chef, chef-chef. editor of the online magazine vRINGe.com
1. Floyd Mayweather, Jr.
2. Juan Manuel Marquez
3. Andre Ward
4. Manny Pacquiao
5. Sergio Martinez
6. Wladimir Klitschko
7. Guillermo Rigondo
8. Abner Mares
9. Bernard Hopkins
10. Saul Alvarez
11. Danny Garcia
12. Nonito Doneir
13. Timothy Bradley
14.
Karl Froch
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16. Gennady Golovkin
17. Vitaly Klitschko
18. Lucas Matthissa
19. David Hey
20. Robert Herrero
Igor Vitko, editor-in-chief of the Internet magazine vringe.com
1. Floyd Mayuezer
2. Juanmanuel Marquez
3. Andre Ward
4. Sergio Martinez
5. Mennie Pakyao
6. Vladimir Klitschko
7. Bernard Hopkins
8. Dannny Garcia Garcia Garcia
9. Saul Alvarez
10. Gilemo Rigondo
11. Devon Aleksander
12. Timothy Bradley
13. Gennady Golovkin
14. Lamont Peterson
15. Abner Mares
16. David Hey 9000.0005
17. Yuriirokis Gamboa
18. Chris John
19. Nonito Doneir
20. Austin Trout
Bill Kozloff, Blogger and his own correspondent of the Allboxing.
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1. Floyd Maistaner 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 9000 . Andre Ward
3. Juan Manuel Marquez
4. Manny Pacquiao
5. Sergio Martinez
6. Vladimir Klitschko
7. Abner Mares
8. Guillermo Rigondo
9. Nonito Doner
10. Timothy Bradley
18. Gennady Golovkin
19. Anselmo Moreno
20. Yuriorkis Gamboa
Konstantin Ustyantsev, editor of the Boxing/MMA section of Championship.com portal
Juan 1. Floyd Mayweather
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3. Sergio Martinez
4. Andre Ward
5. Manny Pakyao
6. Saul Alvarez
7. Timothy Bradley
8. Charles FRCH
9. Yuriyorikis GAMBOA 9000
10. Gilerma Rigondo
222 11. Lucian Bota
12. Chris John
13. Vladimir Klitschko
14.
Nonito Doneir
15. Amir Khan
16. Bernard Hopkins
17. Miguel Cotto
18. Orlando Salido
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20. Gennady Golovkin
Grigory Stangrite, columnist/correspondent of the portal Allboxing.ru
1. Mayweather
2. Ward
3. Marquez
4. Paciao 9000 5. Martinez 9000 5. Martinean 9000 5. . Klitschko
7. Bradli
8. Rigondo
9. Doner
10. Alvarez
11. Hopkins
12. Matisse
13. Broner
14. Froch
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16. Vit. Klitschko
17. Danny Garcia
18. Gambaa
19. T-shirts Garcia
20. Golovkin
Ian Montgomery, Sobkor portal Allboxing.ru in New York
1. Floyd Mayweather Jr
2. Andre Ward
3. Juan Manuel Marquez
4. Manny Pacquiao
5. Sergio Gabriel Martinez
6.
Wladimir Klitschko
7. Saul Alvarez
9 Klitschko 8.. Nonito Donaire
10. Guillermo Rigondeaux
11. Abner Mares
12. Bernard Hopkins
13. Adrien Broner
14. Carl Froch
15. Yuriorkis Gamboa
16. Gennady Golovkin
17. Robert Guerrero
18. Danny Garcia
19. Lucas Matthysse
20. Mikey Garcia
Alexander Fedyaev, Russian editor of BoxRec.com
1. Floyd Mayweather Floyd Mayweather (USA)
2. Juan Manuel Marquez (Mexico)
3. Sergio Martinez (Argentina)
4. Vitaliy Klitschko (Ukraine)
5. Wladimir Klitschko (Ukraine)
6. Andre Ward (USA)
7. Nonito Donaire (Philippines)
8. Saul Alvarez (Mexico)
9. Adrien Broner (USA)
10. Tim Bradley (USA)
11. Devon Alexander (USA)
12. Manny Pakquiao (Philipinao)
13. Austin Trout (USA)
14. Karl Froch (UK)
15.
Chris John (Indonesia)
16. Danny Garcia (USA)
17. Yuriorkis Gamboa (Cuba)
18. Gennady Golovkin (Kazakhstan)
19. Abner 200 Mares (Mexico) 90.05 IOKA (Japan)
Dmitry Mikhalchuk, editor -in -chief of the portal Boxnews.com.ua
1. Floyd Mayuezer
2. Andre Ward
3. Juan Manuel Markes
4. Manny Pakkyoo
5. Vladimir Klichko
6. Guillermo Rigondeaux
7. Timothy Bradley
8. Nonito Doneir
9. Saul Alvarez
10. Lucas Matisse
11. Karl FCH
12. Vitaly Klitschko
13. Sergio Martinez
22 15. Danny Garcia
16. Bernard Hopkins
17. Austin Trout
18. Edrien Bronero
19. Robert Herrero
20. T -shirts Garcia
Aleksey Uralets, correspondent of the portal Allboxing.
1. Evgeny Gradovich
2. Sergey Kovalev
3. Guillermo Rigondo
4. Gennady Golovkin
5.
Miguel Angel Garcia
6. Saul Alvarez
7. Javier Fortun
8. Gary Russell. -the least
9. Abner Mares
10. Leo Santa Cruis
11. Austin Trout
12. Khabib Allahverdiev
13. Ruslan conductors
14. Denis Shafikov
15. Peter Kuillin
16. Rakhim Chakhkiev
17. Sergey Rabchenko
18. Kazuto IOKA
19. Jonathan Romero
20. Alexey Sukachev
Vadim Zhuk, Vyzhanster of the Portal Championship.com 9000
1. Floyd Mayvezer
2 2 Andre Ward
3. Juan Manuel Marquez
4. Vladimir Klitschko
5. Sergio Gabriel Martinez
6. Manny Pacquiao
7. Edrien Brono
8. Gilermo Rigondo
9. Karl Froch
10. Saul Alvarez
11. Danny Garcia
12. Abner Mares
13. Bernard Hopkins
14. Vitaly Klitschko
15. Timothy Bradley
16. Gamboa
17. Gennady Golovkin
22 18.
Garcia
19. Austin Traut
20. Nonito Doneir
BOX-Club.ru, collective opinion of the editorial office
1. Floyd Mayweather
2. Andre Ward
3. Juan Manuel Marquez
4. Vladimir Klitschko
5. Sergio Martinez
6. Guillermo Rigondo
7. Saul Alvarez
8. Manny Paciao
9. Abner Mares
10. Nonito Doneir
12. Danny Garcia
13. Bernard Hopkins
14. Edrian Broner
15. Karl Froch
16. Timothy Bradley
17. Gennady Golovkin
18. Yuriirokis Gamboa
19. Roman Gonzalez
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20. Chris John
Aleksey Potapov, FightNews.com, Blogger, Commentator
1. Floyd Mayweather
2. Andre Ward
3. Juan Manuel Marquez
4. Serchio Martinez
5. Hilerm
6. Vladimir Klitschko
7. Edrien Broner
8. Vitaly Klitschko
9.