THE BASIC RULES
1. Each ballot will list the opinion of the top 10 fighters in Northern California in order regardless of weight class and regardless of gender. Some criteria considered are quality of opposition defeated, quantity of opposition defeated, titles won, overall record, and boxing skills.
2. For the purposes of this poll, the line between Northern and Southern California is liberally drawn in the west from Monterey and Salinas all the way east past Fresno. To be clear, "NorCal" includes all three of these cities, and anything above the line within the state borders will count.
3. As far as what constitutes a Northern California fighter, he or she must claim residence in the region described in Rule No. 2. Training in Northern California does not count. In other words, if Fighter X were from Kentucky and held training camp in Vallejo, he would not be classified as a NorCal fighter, especially since he would not be announced as such in the ring on fight night.
4. Each ballot will award points to fighters on a graduated scale, with the voter's top-ranked fighter earning 10 points, the voter's No. 2 fighter earning nine points, No. 3 earning eight points, and so forth. The tenth and final fighter on each ballot will receive one point.
5. All the ballots that are received on time will then be tabulated for points, and the ten fighters with the most cumulative points will be listed in order along with their weight class, hometown, record, age, last fight, next fight, promotional status, and inside scoop.
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