This is my opinion of the Pound For Pound world rankings. If you disagree id love to no your opinion. 

1. Floyd Mayweather - Welterweight
United States (39 wins, 0 losses, 0 draws, 24KOs)
Mayweather outgunned Ricky Hatton in every department to re-assert his right to the top spot. He must surely now stand comparison to the greatest lower-middle weight fighters in history.

Coming out in early June, 2008 Closed Fists, Open Heart - The Danny Green Story. Danny has combined with journalist Daniel Lane to tell the story of a young Perth boy who learnt how to box in a back yard and conquered the world. Published by ABC books.

Just on behalf of myself and im sure alot of other people i would like to wish Danny Green all the best with the future. i am going to miss the nights in the pub watching your fights man.

Hopkins repeatedly said the phrase to Calzaghe when the two men staged the traditional face off following a press conference on Tuesday.

"I feel in an executioner mood," said Hopkins, who addressed the media wearing a black hood.

"I am going to punish him and punish him slowly."

Undisputed super-middleweight champion Calzaghe, 35, is unbeaten in 44 professional fights.

He laughed off the episode, as he had done before Christmas when Hopkins, 43, Ring Magazine's light-heavyweight champion, claimed during a previous confrontation that he would "never lose to a white boy".

"He's doing what he has to do to psyche himself up," said Calzaghe. "I'm enjoying it. This is a new phase for me, my first fight in the States.

"I came to watch the Ricky Hatton fight against Floyd Mayweather and saw the support he had and that's the only thing missing from my career, a big name, someone like Hopkins and all the bull that surrounds it.

"He can be the bad guy now but I'm going to be the bad guy come 19 April.

"I've been through all this before. I've been undefeated 17 years so nothing intimidates me."

After leaving the sport of tennis over a year ago i picked up the racket once again to try my luck against some local players. and i have seemed to improved over the year the first match i played i won 2 sets to none 6-4 6-1 and the next match i won 3sets to none 6-3 6-1 6-2. with out even training for them i hadnt even picked up a racket over the year and i am having trouble understanding why this is. but i also thought is it worth going back to the sport and leave football that i have done good at also?

if  anyone has any suggestions please  let me know.

The South Korean had been defending his WBO intercontinental flyweight title against Indonesia's Heri Amol, who floored Choi at the end of round 12.

Choi returned to his feet and won the bout on points, but was rushed to hospital when he collapsed soon after.

The 33-year-old had suffered cerebral haemorrhage and was pronounced "brain dead" by hospital officials in Seoul.

Choi won the WBC light flyweight title in 1999 with a points win over Thailand's Saman Sorjaturong.

This will be Green's first attempt at a light heavy weight world title after quickly moving into the top 10 of all major sanctioning bodies since moving up in weight from super middle weight. His curent record stands at 27 fights, 24 wins, 22 by knockout and just 3 defeats.

Though Croatian Drews is 33 fights with 32 wins (13 KO's) and only one loss which was against fellow Australian Paul Briggs. He has never been knocked out and gained the title from Italian Silvio Branco.

It promises to be an great battle in which the skillful Drews will try to overcome the power of Green.

Danny Green may get a third tilt at his old German nemesis Markus Beyer, while he waits for a crack at IBO world lightheavyweight boxing champion Antonio Tarver.

In two WBC world title challenges in Germany, Australian Green suffered a controversial disqualification loss to Beyer in August 2003 and a majority points defeat in their rematch 19 months later.

Green knocked Beyer down twice in the first bout before a contentious ruling led to his disqualification and he also floored the German in the final round of their second contest.

Beyer 36, hasn't fought since losing the WBC title to Denmark's Mikkel Kessler last October.

While Beyer hadn't officially retired, Green admitted he thought the chance of a third bout with the German had gone until he read an internet article a few days ago in which his old foe was reported as saying he intended fighting again.

The Green camp is initiating discussions with Beyer's management team about a fight in Australia, while waiting for a reply to their offer for American Tarver to defend his IBO title in Perth.

"A world title is what I want to achieve, but the fact that this Beyer fight means so much to me, it's hard to choose between the two of them," Green said.

"We've been in touch with Tarver's manager Al Heyman, who ouragent Don Majeski knows very well.

"They've had pretty extensive negotiations and we're just waiting to see what the outcome is of that and hopefully we'll have an announcement pretty soon.

"But we don't want to put our eggs all in one basket and if that wasn't to take place, there's the Beyer rematch.

"It said on a website that Markus Beyer was making his return to the ring, he never retired, but he's returning and that made my ears prick up.

"At this stage of my career I'm only looking for the big fights that are out there, and the ones that make the most sense.

"Although there wouldn't be a title on the line, it would be a massive fight with Beyer in Australia.

"With both of our histories and rankings we could probably get one of the organisations to make this fight a light heavyweight eliminator."

Since winning his last fight against American Otis Griffin back in July, 34-year-old Green has indulged in his other sporting passion.

He spent two weeks in the Maldives, surfing for five or more hours a day.

"I was surfing a hell of a lot every day and that really kept my fitness up," Green said.

The Leeds man floored his opponent with a big right hand in round six, although Gomez did manage to get to his feet.

But Johanneson continued to pile on the pressure and with Gomez unsteady on his feet, referee Micky Vann wisely stepped in to end the contest.

Gomez said: "It was a ridiculous stoppage. I was perfectly alright."

It was a huge win for Johanneson, who got his career back on track after his shock loss to Leva Kirakosyan three months ago.

Next up could be another domestic title defence against his mandatory challenger Kevin Mitchell, the highly rated and unbeaten Londoner.

But Johanneson's promoter and trainer Frank Maloney said: "We'll sit down and see where we go from here.

Anthony "The Man" Mundine (Dual World champion) has declered that he is legally blind in his left eye. Mundine said that he doesnt need two eyes to beat anyone ill fight them with one.

Mundine is recovering from an eye infection after cleaning a protective contact lens with his tongue after having surgery on the eye to remove a growth.

Even thogh his doctor says that he doesnt think that Mundine will gain full sight in the eye again "The Man" thinks he is going to fight Mikkel Kessler for the super Middleweight title The undefeated Kessler, who outpointed Mundine in a WBA title defence in Sydney in June 2005, is scheduled to fight unbeaten WBO champion Joe Calzhage in Cardiff on November 3.

"I'm the only guy that's got the tools to beat Kessler, and he knows it, and hopefully I can get the fight next year, with God's will."S Says the man

Well We will have to wait and see but i am wondering if he has all the tools whos eye is he using for the fight Danny Greens? I dont think so.