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In a division looking to rebound in 2022, Justin Sumter still is at the top of the heap.

With loads of welterweight talent in region, Billy Goff has won 3 in a row, and is close to cracking the big leagues.

Giannetti is king, but Zebian, Barrett, and Harvey are nipping at his heels in this super-deep division.

"Shameless" sits atop the heap in the pro featherweight division, and is knocking on the door to the big leagues.

"The Joker" reigns supreme over the bantamweight division, but there are some familiar names on this list who'll be throwing down soon!

There's a battle for the top spot within the pro flyweight rankings, as Blaine Shutt and Mitch Raposo hold down the 1st and 2nd spots.

Check out our 2021 year end rankings for all weight classes - professional and amateur.

The top 3 spots are owned by some physical beasts that reign over the amateur 185 pound division.

"Boogaloo" Bezanson holds down the top spot in the amateur welterweight rankings.

A bunch of killers populate the amateur lightweight division, and Mohammad Al Kinani currently reigns over all of them.

Pags is the king of the featherweights, but don't sleep on 4-0 Shane Dougherty.

The amateur bantamweight division is incredibly deep, and is currently controlled by Jeff Joy.

It was no surprise to anyone when Thornton MMA’s William “Nightmare” Knight (7-1) finished atop of New England MMA’s Summer 2020 Rankings

Russell & Randall are nip and tuck for the top rank in the amateur flyweight division, but don't sleep on Caleb Austin & Joe Poirier.

Ras Hylton stops by, and the boys chat about potential matchups that are being generated by the rankings.

Check out a short video that we put together highlighting all of the #1 ranked pros in each weight class. You got to swim with the sharks...

Mainers litter the amateur female pound for pound rankings, and Glory Watson is the current queen.

Steve, Travis, and Lars break down the New England amateur rankings that were released a week and a half ago.

"Ribz" rules the roost, but there's not shortage of veteran talent in our heavyweight rankings.

It's not Friday the 13th, but a "Nightmare" rules the 205 pound weight class, as William Knight looks to make the leap to the big leagues.