releases December ratings
By Paul Upham: The World Boxing Council has released its December ratings with the following questions arising and changes of note.
1: At heavyweight, Jameel McCline entered the ratings at No.12 after his win over the No.6 rated Lance Whitaker and Oliver McCall jumped up 12 places to No.5 after his knockout win over No.11 Henry Akinwande. Did McCall deserve to move up so high into the top ten and should McCline be further up the list?
2: Howard Eastman went oh so close to winning the vacant WBA middleweight title against William Joppy in November on the Rahman-Lewis II undercard. Surely the Englishman deserves a place somewhere in the WBC’s top 30 middleweights?
3: Giving 100% in every fight you contest must not rate too highly with the WBC if Micky Ward’s rating at No.29 in the junior welterweights is any indication. Ward has actually dropped three spots since last month’s ratings. Now going up the list, who doesn’t Ward beat?
These are just a few questions that need to be asked. We will endeavour to have them answered by the WBC. Here are the movers and shakers for the month of December 2001.
Heavyweight : Lennox Lewis is the new champion after his November win over Hasim Rahman who drops to No.3. Vitali Klitschko is up one place to No.2 and former champion Oliver McCall is up 12 places to No.5 after his knockout win over Henry Akinwande who drops eight places to No.11. Kirk Johnson drops down one place to No.6, Chris Byrd is up one place to No.7, Vaughn Bean is up one place to No.8 and Larry Donald drops two places to No.9. Jameel McCline is a new entry at No.12 after his points win over Lance Whitaker, who drops seven places to No.13. No.21 Lamon Brewster and No. 25 Shannon Briggs are new entries this month with Danell Nicholson (No.22), Lawrence Clay-Bey (No.27) and Friday Ahunaya (No.28) dropping out of the ratings.
Cruiserweight : Wayne Braithwaite is the new No.1 moving up two places after his win over Louis Azille who drops five places to No.6. No.3 NABF champion O’Neill Bell, No.4 Alexander Gurov and No.5 Carlos Cruzat all move up one place. No.7 Dale Brown and No.8 Sebastian Rothman both move up two places, while Commonwealth champion Bruce Scott is up three places to No.9. Arthur Williams is up one place to No.10, while No.11 Turan Bagci from Turkey and No.12 Ramon Garbey are both up two places. Former WBO champion Carl Thompson drops seven places to No.14 after his knockout loss to Ezra Sellers who is up three places to No.13. Germany’s Rudiger May drops eight places to No.16 after his loss to Gurov, while No.18 Jean Marc Mormeck, No.25 William Guthrie and No.26 Frederic Serrat are all new entries this month. Fabrice Tiozzo (No.22), James Walton (No.26) and Rich Boruff (No.30) are out of the rankings.
Light Heavyweight: No changes in the top eight, with No.1 Clinton Woods the mandatory contender to undisputed champion Roy Jones Jr. Michael Nunn moves up one place to No.9, while No.10 Bruno Girard and No.11 Lou Del Valle are new entries this month. Montell Griffin drops three places to No.12, Glen Johnson drops two places to No.13 and Kamel Amrane drops two places to No.14. Roberto Dominguez (No.27) and Jim Murray (No.30) are out of the ratings.
Super Middleweight: Markus Beyer is the new No.1 moving up one place behind champion Eric Lucas. David Starie moves up two places to No.2 and Thomas Tate is up three places to No.3 after his win over Omar Sheika who drops two places to No.10. Danilo Haussler is up three places to No.4, while Dingaan Thobela drops five places to No.6 after his loss to champion Eric Lucas. No.7 Mikkel Kessler and No.8 Antwun Echols are both up three places while Germany’s Jurgen Brahmer is up six places to No.17. David Reid crashes 13 places to No.3 after his shock loss to Sam Hill, while No.22 Omar Gonzalez, No.23 Vinny Paz and No.30 USA Olympian Jeff Lacey are new entries this month. Victor Oganov (No.27), Fernando Zuniga (No.28) and Jose M. Guerrero (No.30) are out.
Middleweight: European champion Cristian Sanavia is up two places to No.3, along with No.5 Keith Holmes and No.6 Carl Daniels who are also up two places. Naotaka Hozumi is up three places to No.7, Antonio Perugino is up six places to No.8 and Aaron Davis is up three places to No.9. Holland’s Raymond Joval moves up five places to No.10, while Travis Simms is a new entry at No.11 up from No.4 at junior middleweight. Morrade Hakkar is down three places to No.12, while NABF champion Robert Allen is up two places to No.14. No.29 Satoki Suzuki and No.30 Tokunbo Olajide are new entries with Howard Eastman (No.3), William Joppy (No.6) and Jose Luis Lopez (No.11) being dropped out of the ratings.
Super Welterweight : No.4 Juan Candelo moves up one place, while No.5 Bronco McKart and No.6 Yory Boy Campas both move up two places. Kirino Garcia is down one place to No.7, while OPBF champion Nader Hamdan is up three places to No.8. Akira Ohigashi is up three places to No.9, while Alex Bunema drops two places to No.11 after his loss to McKart. No.18 Alfred Ankamah, No.27 Roshii Wells and No.30 Francisco Mora are all new entries with Lorenzo Di Giacomo (No.27) and Fathi Missaoui (No.29) out of the ratings this month and Travis Simms (No.4) moving up to middleweight.
Welterweight : No.5 Hercules Kyvelous and No.6 Danny Perez have swapped places, while Cory Spinks moves up one place to No.9 and Maxim Nesterenko from Russia is up three places to No.10. Manuel Gomez is down two places to No.11 with No.13 Alexander Vetoux is also down two spots. No.26 Kofi Jantuah, No.29 Peter Malinga and No.30 Hiroyuki Maeda up from No.28 at 140 lbs, are all new entries with Shannan Taylor (No.14), Edwin Cassiani (No.28) and Jyri Kjall (No.29) out of the rankings.
Super Lightweight: No.3 Mikhail Krivolapov and No.5 Oktay Urkal have swapped places, while Jesse James Leija is up one place to No.9 replacing Ray Oliveira who drops two places to No.11. Wilfredo Vilches is up two places to No.10 and Ricky Hatton is up one place to No.13. Exciting Mexican Olympian Francisco Bojado is a new entry to the division at No.15, up from No.18 at lightweight, while Cuba’s Diobelis Hurtado is a new entry at No.16. Antonio Pitalua (No.21) and Hiroyuki Maeda (No.28) up to No.30 at 147 lbs. are out this month
Lightweight: No.1 Juan Lazcano and No.2 Steve Johnston have swapped places this month, with Stefano Zoff up two places to No.3, Alex Trujillo is down one place to No.4 and Lawrence Ngobeni is up two places to No.5. Lovemore Ndou is down three places to No.7, Colin Dunne is up thee places to No.10 and Dennis Holbaek is down seven places to No.17. No.16 Bobby Vanzie, No.20 Dennis Laurente, No.21 Aldo Rios, No.24 Moises Pedroza and No.25 Julian Wheeler are all new entries. Sayan Sanchat from Russia is a new entry at No.30 and is also the new international champion. Sicurella Alberto (No.19), Juan Gomez-Trinidad (No.22), Jimmy Rangel (No.25), Michael Ayers (No.28) and Albia Tiriso (No.30) are all out of the ratings while Francisco Bojado has moved up to 140 lbs.
Super Featherweight: Thailand’s Sirimon Singmanassuk is the new No.1 up one place after Jesus Chavez’s unsuccessful challenge to champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. which saw him drop two places to No.3. No.2 Kengo Nagashima, No.5 Randy Suico and No.6 Alejandro Gonzalez are all up one place while Lakva Sim is down two places to No.7. No.23 Daniel Attah, No.24 Alex Artur, No.25 Hogu Min and No.30 Zahir Raheem are new entries this month. William Abelyan (No.12) has dropped down to No.18 featherweight, while Fred Norwood (No.17), Laszlo Bognar (No.22) and Patrick Malinga (No.30) are out of the ratings.
Featherweight : Korean Injin Chi is the new No.1 moving up one place with Prince Naseem Hamed dropping down three places to No.4. Juan Marquez moves up one place to No.2, while Michael Brodie is a new entry at No.3 up from No.1 at super bantamweight. Scott Harrison is up two places to No.7, African champion Anthony Tshehla is up six places to No.8 and Takashi Koshimoto is up two places to No.9. Guty Espadas drops down three places to No.10 and Luis Fuentes is down one place to No.11, while Istvan Kovacs is down four places to No.12. William Abelyan is a new entry at No.16, down from super featherweight and former IBF champion Frankie Toledo is a new entry at No.19. No.26 Roger Medal, and No.30 Cyril Thomas are also new entries, while Johnny Tapia (No.4) has dropped down to No.4 at super bantamweight. Wilson Alcorro (No.24), Armando Cordoba (No.25), Cesar Figueroa (No.27) and Jose Luis Valbuena (No.28 – down to super bantamweight) are all out.
Super Bantamweight : Israel Vazquez from Mexico is the new No.1 after Michael Broadie moved up to featherweight. Oscar Larios is up one place to No.2, Osamu Sato is up two places to No.3, while Johnny Tapia is a new entry at No.4, down from featherweight. No.5 Salim Medjkoune, No.6 Kiattisakchocchoi from Thailand, No.7 Nedal Hussein, No.8 Manabu Fukushima, No.9 Marcos Licona and No.10 Lehlo Ledwaba all shuffle up one place. Wayne McCullough drops seven places to No.11, while No.20 Wethya Singwangcha, No.23 Mahyar Monshipour, No.25 Jose Luis Valbuena, No.26 Masakazu Sugawara and No.30 Brian Carr are all new entries. Patrick Mullings (No.16), Sandor Koczak (No.24), Cassius Baloyi (No.26) and Andres Fernandez (No.29) are all out, while Frankie De Milo has moved down to No.29 at bantamweight.
Bantamweight : No changes in the top nineteen with No.1 Toshiaki Nishioka behind champion Veeraphol Sahaprom. No.23 Pete Frissina, No.28 Jimrex Haka and No.30 Hyok Jun Kim are new entries, while No.29 Frankie De Milo is down from super bantamweight. Jorge Lacierva (No.20), Kyongchul Park (No.24), Alfren Bulala (No.28) and Nathan Sting (No.29) are all out.
Super Flyweight : No changes in the top six. No.2 Gerry Penalosa is the new international champion, while No.7 Luis Bolano, No.8 Saen Sor Ploenchit, No.9 Shingo Sasaki and No.10 Erik Lopez all shuffle up one place. No.11 Jose Beranza, No.15 Eiji Kojima, No.26 Mbwana Mataumla and No.30 Jhunver Halog are all new entries, with Chatchai Sasakul (No.7), Jose Angel Becerra (No.16), Kun Sik Lee (No.25) and Tomas Rojas (No.29) dropping out.
Flyweight : European champion Alexandre Mahmutov from Russia is the new No.1, up one place with Mike Trejo (No.1) dropping out of the ratings. No.2 Hidenobu Honda, No.3 Hiroshi Nakano and No.4 Wande Chor Chareon all shuffle up one place, while Randy Mangubat is up two places to No.5. No.7 Hussein Hussein and No.8 Masake Nakanuma both move up one place, while Masibulele Makepula is up two places to No.9. Takefumi Sakata is up five places to No.10, with Damaen Kelly dropping six places to No.16. No.18 Luis Maldonado, No.25 Angel Priolo, No.26 Koji Koyama and No.30 Phyong Choe Guk are all new entries. Dongkil Shin (No.24) and Wellington Vicente (No.29) are out, while Liborio Romero (No.30) has dropped down to No.29 at light flyweight.
Light Flyweight : Bebis Mendoza is a new entry at No.6, with No.7 Eric Ortiz, No.8 Pilkoo Kang, No.9 Vuyisile Bebe, No.10 Surachai Saebgmorakot, No.11 Keysuke Yokoyama and No.12 Jake Matlala all dropping back one place. Jovan Presbitero has dropped twelve places to No.24, while No.21 Rodrigo Garcia and No.29 Liborio Romero are new entries. Marcos Obregon (No.22), Omar Nino (No.27) and Juan Keb Baas (No.29) are out of the ratings.
Minimumweight : Khulile Makeba is the new No.1, after Wolf Tokimutsu dropped five places to No.6. No.2 Ernesto Rubillar, No.3 Isaac Bustos, No.4 Hiroshi Nakajima and No.5 Noel Tunacao all shuffle up one place, while Eriberto Gijon is up two places to No.8, swapping places with No.10 Hiroshi Matsumoto. No.26 Omar Soto and No.30 Nico Thomas are new entries, replacing Mohamed Rachman (No.27) and Leonardo Rodriguez (No.28) who are out.
Paul Upham
Contributing Editor
1: At heavyweight, Jameel McCline entered the ratings at No.12 after his win over the No.6 rated Lance Whitaker and Oliver McCall jumped up 12 places to No.5 after his knockout win over No.11 Henry Akinwande. Did McCall deserve to move up so high into the top ten and should McCline be further up the list?
2: Howard Eastman went oh so close to winning the vacant WBA middleweight title against William Joppy in November on the Rahman-Lewis II undercard. Surely the Englishman deserves a place somewhere in the WBC’s top 30 middleweights?
3: Giving 100% in every fight you contest must not rate too highly with the WBC if Micky Ward’s rating at No.29 in the junior welterweights is any indication. Ward has actually dropped three spots since last month’s ratings. Now going up the list, who doesn’t Ward beat?
These are just a few questions that need to be asked. We will endeavour to have them answered by the WBC. Here are the movers and shakers for the month of December 2001.
Heavyweight : Lennox Lewis is the new champion after his November win over Hasim Rahman who drops to No.3. Vitali Klitschko is up one place to No.2 and former champion Oliver McCall is up 12 places to No.5 after his knockout win over Henry Akinwande who drops eight places to No.11. Kirk Johnson drops down one place to No.6, Chris Byrd is up one place to No.7, Vaughn Bean is up one place to No.8 and Larry Donald drops two places to No.9. Jameel McCline is a new entry at No.12 after his points win over Lance Whitaker, who drops seven places to No.13. No.21 Lamon Brewster and No. 25 Shannon Briggs are new entries this month with Danell Nicholson (No.22), Lawrence Clay-Bey (No.27) and Friday Ahunaya (No.28) dropping out of the ratings.
Cruiserweight : Wayne Braithwaite is the new No.1 moving up two places after his win over Louis Azille who drops five places to No.6. No.3 NABF champion O’Neill Bell, No.4 Alexander Gurov and No.5 Carlos Cruzat all move up one place. No.7 Dale Brown and No.8 Sebastian Rothman both move up two places, while Commonwealth champion Bruce Scott is up three places to No.9. Arthur Williams is up one place to No.10, while No.11 Turan Bagci from Turkey and No.12 Ramon Garbey are both up two places. Former WBO champion Carl Thompson drops seven places to No.14 after his knockout loss to Ezra Sellers who is up three places to No.13. Germany’s Rudiger May drops eight places to No.16 after his loss to Gurov, while No.18 Jean Marc Mormeck, No.25 William Guthrie and No.26 Frederic Serrat are all new entries this month. Fabrice Tiozzo (No.22), James Walton (No.26) and Rich Boruff (No.30) are out of the rankings.
Light Heavyweight: No changes in the top eight, with No.1 Clinton Woods the mandatory contender to undisputed champion Roy Jones Jr. Michael Nunn moves up one place to No.9, while No.10 Bruno Girard and No.11 Lou Del Valle are new entries this month. Montell Griffin drops three places to No.12, Glen Johnson drops two places to No.13 and Kamel Amrane drops two places to No.14. Roberto Dominguez (No.27) and Jim Murray (No.30) are out of the ratings.
Super Middleweight: Markus Beyer is the new No.1 moving up one place behind champion Eric Lucas. David Starie moves up two places to No.2 and Thomas Tate is up three places to No.3 after his win over Omar Sheika who drops two places to No.10. Danilo Haussler is up three places to No.4, while Dingaan Thobela drops five places to No.6 after his loss to champion Eric Lucas. No.7 Mikkel Kessler and No.8 Antwun Echols are both up three places while Germany’s Jurgen Brahmer is up six places to No.17. David Reid crashes 13 places to No.3 after his shock loss to Sam Hill, while No.22 Omar Gonzalez, No.23 Vinny Paz and No.30 USA Olympian Jeff Lacey are new entries this month. Victor Oganov (No.27), Fernando Zuniga (No.28) and Jose M. Guerrero (No.30) are out.
Middleweight: European champion Cristian Sanavia is up two places to No.3, along with No.5 Keith Holmes and No.6 Carl Daniels who are also up two places. Naotaka Hozumi is up three places to No.7, Antonio Perugino is up six places to No.8 and Aaron Davis is up three places to No.9. Holland’s Raymond Joval moves up five places to No.10, while Travis Simms is a new entry at No.11 up from No.4 at junior middleweight. Morrade Hakkar is down three places to No.12, while NABF champion Robert Allen is up two places to No.14. No.29 Satoki Suzuki and No.30 Tokunbo Olajide are new entries with Howard Eastman (No.3), William Joppy (No.6) and Jose Luis Lopez (No.11) being dropped out of the ratings.
Super Welterweight : No.4 Juan Candelo moves up one place, while No.5 Bronco McKart and No.6 Yory Boy Campas both move up two places. Kirino Garcia is down one place to No.7, while OPBF champion Nader Hamdan is up three places to No.8. Akira Ohigashi is up three places to No.9, while Alex Bunema drops two places to No.11 after his loss to McKart. No.18 Alfred Ankamah, No.27 Roshii Wells and No.30 Francisco Mora are all new entries with Lorenzo Di Giacomo (No.27) and Fathi Missaoui (No.29) out of the ratings this month and Travis Simms (No.4) moving up to middleweight.
Welterweight : No.5 Hercules Kyvelous and No.6 Danny Perez have swapped places, while Cory Spinks moves up one place to No.9 and Maxim Nesterenko from Russia is up three places to No.10. Manuel Gomez is down two places to No.11 with No.13 Alexander Vetoux is also down two spots. No.26 Kofi Jantuah, No.29 Peter Malinga and No.30 Hiroyuki Maeda up from No.28 at 140 lbs, are all new entries with Shannan Taylor (No.14), Edwin Cassiani (No.28) and Jyri Kjall (No.29) out of the rankings.
Super Lightweight: No.3 Mikhail Krivolapov and No.5 Oktay Urkal have swapped places, while Jesse James Leija is up one place to No.9 replacing Ray Oliveira who drops two places to No.11. Wilfredo Vilches is up two places to No.10 and Ricky Hatton is up one place to No.13. Exciting Mexican Olympian Francisco Bojado is a new entry to the division at No.15, up from No.18 at lightweight, while Cuba’s Diobelis Hurtado is a new entry at No.16. Antonio Pitalua (No.21) and Hiroyuki Maeda (No.28) up to No.30 at 147 lbs. are out this month
Lightweight: No.1 Juan Lazcano and No.2 Steve Johnston have swapped places this month, with Stefano Zoff up two places to No.3, Alex Trujillo is down one place to No.4 and Lawrence Ngobeni is up two places to No.5. Lovemore Ndou is down three places to No.7, Colin Dunne is up thee places to No.10 and Dennis Holbaek is down seven places to No.17. No.16 Bobby Vanzie, No.20 Dennis Laurente, No.21 Aldo Rios, No.24 Moises Pedroza and No.25 Julian Wheeler are all new entries. Sayan Sanchat from Russia is a new entry at No.30 and is also the new international champion. Sicurella Alberto (No.19), Juan Gomez-Trinidad (No.22), Jimmy Rangel (No.25), Michael Ayers (No.28) and Albia Tiriso (No.30) are all out of the ratings while Francisco Bojado has moved up to 140 lbs.
Super Featherweight: Thailand’s Sirimon Singmanassuk is the new No.1 up one place after Jesus Chavez’s unsuccessful challenge to champion Floyd Mayweather Jr. which saw him drop two places to No.3. No.2 Kengo Nagashima, No.5 Randy Suico and No.6 Alejandro Gonzalez are all up one place while Lakva Sim is down two places to No.7. No.23 Daniel Attah, No.24 Alex Artur, No.25 Hogu Min and No.30 Zahir Raheem are new entries this month. William Abelyan (No.12) has dropped down to No.18 featherweight, while Fred Norwood (No.17), Laszlo Bognar (No.22) and Patrick Malinga (No.30) are out of the ratings.
Featherweight : Korean Injin Chi is the new No.1 moving up one place with Prince Naseem Hamed dropping down three places to No.4. Juan Marquez moves up one place to No.2, while Michael Brodie is a new entry at No.3 up from No.1 at super bantamweight. Scott Harrison is up two places to No.7, African champion Anthony Tshehla is up six places to No.8 and Takashi Koshimoto is up two places to No.9. Guty Espadas drops down three places to No.10 and Luis Fuentes is down one place to No.11, while Istvan Kovacs is down four places to No.12. William Abelyan is a new entry at No.16, down from super featherweight and former IBF champion Frankie Toledo is a new entry at No.19. No.26 Roger Medal, and No.30 Cyril Thomas are also new entries, while Johnny Tapia (No.4) has dropped down to No.4 at super bantamweight. Wilson Alcorro (No.24), Armando Cordoba (No.25), Cesar Figueroa (No.27) and Jose Luis Valbuena (No.28 – down to super bantamweight) are all out.
Super Bantamweight : Israel Vazquez from Mexico is the new No.1 after Michael Broadie moved up to featherweight. Oscar Larios is up one place to No.2, Osamu Sato is up two places to No.3, while Johnny Tapia is a new entry at No.4, down from featherweight. No.5 Salim Medjkoune, No.6 Kiattisakchocchoi from Thailand, No.7 Nedal Hussein, No.8 Manabu Fukushima, No.9 Marcos Licona and No.10 Lehlo Ledwaba all shuffle up one place. Wayne McCullough drops seven places to No.11, while No.20 Wethya Singwangcha, No.23 Mahyar Monshipour, No.25 Jose Luis Valbuena, No.26 Masakazu Sugawara and No.30 Brian Carr are all new entries. Patrick Mullings (No.16), Sandor Koczak (No.24), Cassius Baloyi (No.26) and Andres Fernandez (No.29) are all out, while Frankie De Milo has moved down to No.29 at bantamweight.
Bantamweight : No changes in the top nineteen with No.1 Toshiaki Nishioka behind champion Veeraphol Sahaprom. No.23 Pete Frissina, No.28 Jimrex Haka and No.30 Hyok Jun Kim are new entries, while No.29 Frankie De Milo is down from super bantamweight. Jorge Lacierva (No.20), Kyongchul Park (No.24), Alfren Bulala (No.28) and Nathan Sting (No.29) are all out.
Super Flyweight : No changes in the top six. No.2 Gerry Penalosa is the new international champion, while No.7 Luis Bolano, No.8 Saen Sor Ploenchit, No.9 Shingo Sasaki and No.10 Erik Lopez all shuffle up one place. No.11 Jose Beranza, No.15 Eiji Kojima, No.26 Mbwana Mataumla and No.30 Jhunver Halog are all new entries, with Chatchai Sasakul (No.7), Jose Angel Becerra (No.16), Kun Sik Lee (No.25) and Tomas Rojas (No.29) dropping out.
Flyweight : European champion Alexandre Mahmutov from Russia is the new No.1, up one place with Mike Trejo (No.1) dropping out of the ratings. No.2 Hidenobu Honda, No.3 Hiroshi Nakano and No.4 Wande Chor Chareon all shuffle up one place, while Randy Mangubat is up two places to No.5. No.7 Hussein Hussein and No.8 Masake Nakanuma both move up one place, while Masibulele Makepula is up two places to No.9. Takefumi Sakata is up five places to No.10, with Damaen Kelly dropping six places to No.16. No.18 Luis Maldonado, No.25 Angel Priolo, No.26 Koji Koyama and No.30 Phyong Choe Guk are all new entries. Dongkil Shin (No.24) and Wellington Vicente (No.29) are out, while Liborio Romero (No.30) has dropped down to No.29 at light flyweight.
Light Flyweight : Bebis Mendoza is a new entry at No.6, with No.7 Eric Ortiz, No.8 Pilkoo Kang, No.9 Vuyisile Bebe, No.10 Surachai Saebgmorakot, No.11 Keysuke Yokoyama and No.12 Jake Matlala all dropping back one place. Jovan Presbitero has dropped twelve places to No.24, while No.21 Rodrigo Garcia and No.29 Liborio Romero are new entries. Marcos Obregon (No.22), Omar Nino (No.27) and Juan Keb Baas (No.29) are out of the ratings.
Minimumweight : Khulile Makeba is the new No.1, after Wolf Tokimutsu dropped five places to No.6. No.2 Ernesto Rubillar, No.3 Isaac Bustos, No.4 Hiroshi Nakajima and No.5 Noel Tunacao all shuffle up one place, while Eriberto Gijon is up two places to No.8, swapping places with No.10 Hiroshi Matsumoto. No.26 Omar Soto and No.30 Nico Thomas are new entries, replacing Mohamed Rachman (No.27) and Leonardo Rodriguez (No.28) who are out.
Paul Upham
Contributing Editor
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