FIJI champion Joy "The Jet" Ali is disappointed with Boxing Commission of Fiji's new rankings released last week.
A bitter Ali feels BCF should have also rated him top in the middleweight and super middleweight divisions instead of just in the light middleweight.
The 32-year-old holds the light middleweight title while the middleweight and super middleweight titles are vacant.
According to the new rankings Junior Maku and Abhay Chand are top in the super middleweight division while Chand and Sailasa Moko dominate the middleweight division.
Boxers like Vakalalabure, Chand and Ledua Ciri are ranked in more than one weight division.
Ali yesterday said he should also be included in the middleweight and super middleweight divisions.
"The BCF should look into this. In overseas, it's common for boxers to be ranked in more than one weight division because the actual weight difference is not that much," he said.
"I've been fighting for 16 years and I've dominated five weight divisions from lightweight to super middleweight and yet I have to put up with this."
Ali said since he had proved himself in all three middleweight divisions, it should be left on the promoters and not BCF to decide which weight division he should fight.
"I will raise this with the commission in the next meeting. I'm a natural middleweight and it's not my fault if I have the ability to make the weight for three divisions
"Since the commission was formed two years ago, I'm the only boxer they sanctioned to fight in the three middleweight divisions so I don't understand why they can't rate me properly."
BCF chairman Sakaraia Tuva said the rankings were based on performance.
"We didn't expect everybody to be happy with the rankings," he said.
New rankings
Heavyweight 91- 97kg
Petero Qica (champion), Mosese Kavika, Alipate Nagata, Fatu Tuimanono, Lobe Ledua, Alifereti Qiolele
Cruiserweight 84-91kg
Fatu Tuimanono, Sefanaia Vakacegu, Sunia Cama Junior, Pita Domoni, Simione Tui
Light heavyweight 79- 84kg
Vitori Natawake, Pita Domoni, Temo Kolitapa, Sefanaia Vakacegu, Manueli Delaitabua, Sakiusa Mekemeke
Super middleweight 76-82kg
Junior Maku, Abhay Chand, Junior Roshan Ali, Chin Sami Naidu, Tevita Vakalalabure, Ledua Ciri
Middleweight 72-76kg
Abhay Chand, Sailasa Moko, Ledua Ciri, Joeli Naleca, Tevita Vakalalabure, Samisoni Ledua
Light middleweight 69-72kg
Zulfiker Joy Ali (champion), Osea Nakanacagi, Waheed Khan, Inoke Tokalau, Kunal Nair, Waisale Ratu, Tevita Vakalalabure
Welterweight 66-69kg
Opeti Tagi (champion), Junior Farzan Ali, Aisea Naiti, Waheed Khan, Kunal Nair, Mohammad Shameem
Light welterweight 63-66kg
Junior Farzan Ali (champion), Pramod Pillay, Mohammed Shameem, Kunal Nair
Lightweight 61-63kg
Parmod Pillay, Kunal Nair, Saimoni Ratu, Junior Narayan Singh, Mohammed Shameem (Bemana), Jonny Singh, Ram Sami Naidu
Featherweight 57-59kg
Saimoni Taudomo, Rocky Kumar, Krishna Mudaliar, Junior Naivogo
Super bantamweight 55-57kg
Jack Ali, Mohammed Khan
Bantamweight 53-55kg
Mohammed Khan, Ritesh Gounder, Krishneel Mudaliar, Nawal Kishore, Mohammed Shameem
Junior bantamweight 52-54kg
Ritesh Goundar, Krishneel Mudaliar, Nawal Kishore, Mohammed Shameem (Navakai), Surjan Singh Junior