the WBC is absurdly sanctioning<\/a>.<\/p>\nAnother somewhat stray thought: If Chisora beats Wilder in a month, do you really think Derek is 100 percent set to hang up the gloves, considering he could potentially be in line to again fight one of his pals, Usyk or Fury, should Usyk vs Fury 3 meet any roadblocks?<\/p>\n
Cruiserweight (Limit: 200)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Jai Opetaia
\n 28-0-0 (22)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Zurdo Ramirez
\n 48-1-0 (30)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Chris Billam-Smith
\n 21-2-0 (13)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Badou Jack
\n 29-3-3 (17)<\/p>\n
5
\n 5
\n Noel Mikaelyan
\n 27-3-0 (12)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Michal Cieslak
\n 28-2-0 (22)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Yuniel Dorticos
\n 27-3-0 (25)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Ryan Rozicki
\n 20-1-1 (19)<\/p>\n
9
\n 9
\n Mateusz Masternak
\n 49-6-0 (32)<\/p>\n
10
\n 10
\n Viddal Riley
\n 13-0-0 (7)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Noel Mikaelyan, WBA – Gilberto \u201cZurdo\u201d Ramirez, IBF – Jai Opetaia, WBO – Gilberto \u201cZurdo\u201d RamirezUpcoming Notable Fights: Lenar Perez vs Isaac Chilemba, 3\/5 \u2026 (9) Mateusz Masternak vs (10) Viddal Riley, 4\/4 \u2026 Karim Maatalla vs Floyd Masson, 4\/8 \u2026 (2) Zurdo Ramirez vs David Benavidez, 5\/2 \u2026 Roman Fress vs Tahir Kahrovic, 5\/30<\/p>\n
Notes: I like that Masternak vs Riley fight coming next month on the Wilder-Chisora undercard. I don\u2019t know that Riley has, like, \u201celite\u201d potential, but I do think he could win a world title in this division. That said, I think he could also lose to a tough vet like Masternak. But Riley\u2019s taking the right steps to be taken seriously if he can keep winning. He won the English title, won the British title, now targeting the European title. Going a very traditional route.<\/p>\n
Light Heavyweight (Limit: 175)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
3
\n 1
\n David Benavidez
\n 31-0-0 (25)<\/p>\n
4
\n 2
\n Callum Smith
\n 31-2-0 (22)<\/p>\n
5
\n 3
\n David Morrell
\n 12-1-0 (9)<\/p>\n
6
\n 4
\n Albert Ramirez
\n 22-0-0 (19)<\/p>\n
7
\n 5
\n Joshua Buatsi
\n 19-1-0 (13)<\/p>\n
8
\n 6
\n Anthony Yarde
\n 27-4-0 (24)<\/p>\n
9
\n 7
\n Imam Khataev
\n 11-1-0 (10)<\/p>\n
10
\n 8
\n Radivoje Kaladjzic
\n 21-2-0 (17)<\/p>\n
–
\n 9
\n Umar Dzambekov
\n 14-0-0 (10)<\/p>\n
–
\n 10
\n Willy Hutchinson
\n 19-2-0 (14)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – David Benavidez, WBA – Dmitry Bivol, IBF – Dmitry Bivol, WBO – Dmitry BivolUpcoming Notable Fights: Kirra Ruston vs Bordin Peepueh, 3\/7 \u2026 Najee Lopez vs Manuel Gallegos, 3\/13 \u2026 Dante Benjamin vs Angel Lozano, 3\/13 \u2026 (10) Willy Hutchinson vs Ezra Taylor, 3\/28 \u2026 Lawrence King vs Bradley Olmeda, 4\/11 \u2026 (2) Callum Smith vs (3) David Morrell, 4\/18Inactive: Dmitry Bivol, Artur Beterbiev<\/p>\n
Notes: Bivol and Beterbiev are both out due to inactivity. Neither has fought in over a year. Beterbiev had a fight scheduled for December that didn\u2019t happen, there\u2019s been no movement on him since. Bivol has been sidelined and still has nothing on the schedule. If either of them get something planned in the next 90 days, they\u2019ll be reinstated into the rankings, sort of like we did with Fury at heavyweight. On one hand, it\u2019s not a totally accurate representation of what the division is right now, and on the other hand, it is, because those guys aren\u2019t fighting at the moment.<\/p>\n
Having the new and clear No. 1 be a guy whose next fight \u2014 at least \u2014 is going to take place at cruiserweight is a kick in the pants.<\/p>\n
Super Middleweight (Limit: 168)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Canelo Alvarez
\n 63-2-2 (39)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Osleys Iglesias
\n 13-0-0 (12)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Christian Mbilli
\n 29-0-1 (24)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Lester Martinez
\n 19-0-1 (16)<\/p>\n
5
\n 5
\n Diego Pacheco
\n 24-0-0 (18)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Hamzah Sheeraz
\n 22-0-1 (18)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Jacob Bank
\n 18-0-0 (10)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Kevin Sadjo
\n 27-1-0 (24)<\/p>\n
9
\n 9
\n Armando Resendiz
\n 16-2-0 (11)<\/p>\n
10
\n 10
\n Bektemir Melikuziev
\n 17-1-0 (11)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Christian Mbilli, WBA – Armando Resendiz, IBF – Vacant, WBO – VacantUpcoming Notable Fights: Steven Butler vs Ramadan Hiseni, 3\/5 \u2026 Moreno Fendero vs Shawn McCalman, 3\/5 \u2026 (8) Kevin Sadjo vs Alaa Al-Mahmoud, 3\/27 \u2026 (2) Osleys Iglesias vs Pavel Silyagin, 4\/9 \u2026 Troy Williamson vs Simon Zachenhuber, 4\/11 \u2026 (7) Jacob Bank vs Paulinus Ndjolonimu, 4\/25 \u2026 Oliver Zaren vs TBA, 5\/2 \u2026 (1) Canelo Alvarez vs TBA, 9\/12<\/p>\n
Middleweight (Limit: 160)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Erislandy Lara
\n 31-3-3 (19)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Carlos Adames
\n 24-1-1 (18)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Aaron McKenna
\n 20-0-0 (10)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Jesus Ramos Jr
\n 24-1-0 (19)<\/p>\n
6
\n 5
\n Austin Williams
\n 20-1-0 (13)<\/p>\n
8
\n 6
\n Etinosa Oliha
\n 22-0-0 (10)<\/p>\n
9
\n 7
\n Anauel Ngamissengue
\n 15-1-0 (10)<\/p>\n
10
\n 8
\n Yoenli Hernandez
\n 9-0-0 (8)<\/p>\n
–
\n 9
\n Fiodor Czerkaszyn
\n 27-1-0 (17)<\/p>\n
–
\n 10
\n George Liddard
\n 13-0-0 (8)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Carlos Adames, WBA – Erislandy Lara, IBF – Janibek Alimkhanuly, WBO – Janibek AlimkhanulyUpcoming Notable Fights: (2) Carlos Adames vs (5) Austin Williams, 3\/21 \u2026 (10) George Liddard vs Tyler Denny, 3\/21 \u2026 Shakiel Thompson vs Brad Pauls, 3\/28 \u2026 Denzel Bentley vs Endry Saavedra, 4\/4 \u2026 Vito Mielnicki Jr vs Omar Ulises, 4\/11 \u2026 Riku Kunimoto vs Ha So Baek, 4\/12Temporarily removed: Janibek Alimkhanuly (failed doping test)<\/p>\n
Notes: More middleweight adjustments! Conor Benn is officially not staying at this weight, as he\u2019ll move back down for a 150 lb catchweight bout against Regis Prograis next month, which is a sort of tester to see if he should try making 147 or not, I think. So Benn\u2019s out here, and so is Chris Eubank Jr, who also won\u2019t be fighting at this weight if\/when he does fight again, with rumors of him moving back to 168 to fight Edgar Berlanga, which I think is a decent matchup for both at this stage of their careers, and could go either way.<\/p>\n
In are Fiodor Czerkaszyn and George Liddard, a veteran and a prospect. Czerkaszyn had a little momentum before an eight-round upset loss to Anauel Ngamissengue, and Ngamissengue can fight, so I don\u2019t think he should be overly penalized for that, and the opening is there right now. Liddard has good potential. That said, there were lots of guys considered for these two spots, including Callum Walsh, Hebert Conceicao, Serhii Bohachuk, Vadim Tukov, Riku Kunimoto, Patrice Volny, Troy Isley, and Shakiel Thompson. Thompson and Liddard will have chances to make cases this month.<\/p>\n
Super Welterweight (Limit: 154)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Vergil Ortiz Jr
\n 24-0-0 (22)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Sebastian Fundora
\n 23-1-1 (15)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Jaron “Boots” Ennis
\n 35-0-0 (31)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Xander Zayas
\n 22-0-0 (13)<\/p>\n
5
\n 5
\n Israil Madrimov
\n 11-2-1 (7)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Josh Kelly
\n 18-1-1 (9)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Abass Baraou
\n 17-1-0 (9)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Bakhram Murtazaliev
\n 23-1-0 (17)<\/p>\n
9
\n 9
\n Yoenis Tellez
\n 10-1-0 (7)<\/p>\n
19
\n 10
\n Tim Tszyu
\n 25-3-0 (18)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Sebastian Fundora, WBA – Xander Zayas, IBF – Josh Kelly, WBO – Xander ZayasUpcoming Notable Fights: (2) Sebastian Fundora vs Keith Thurman, 3\/28 \u2026 Conor Benn vs Regis Prograis, 4\/11 \u2026 Caoimhin Agyarko vs Brandon Adams, 4\/11 \u2026 Bakary Samake vs Ermal Hadribeaj, 4\/25 \u2026 Souleimane Mohammedi vs Uisma Lima, 4\/25 \u2026 Andrew Hunt vs Benjamin Hussain, 5\/8<\/p>\n
Welterweight (Limit: 147)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Devin Haney
\n 33-0-0 (15)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Eimantas Stanionis
\n 16-1-0 (9)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Shakhram Giyasov
\n 17-0-0 (10)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Vadim Musaev
\n 14-0-0 (9)<\/p>\n
5
\n 5
\n Brian Norman Jr
\n 28-1-0 (22)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Rolly Romero
\n 17-2-0 (13)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Lewis Crocker
\n 22-0-0 (11)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Jack Catterall
\n 32-2-0 (14)<\/p>\n
–
\n 9
\n Ryan Garcia
\n 25-2-0 (21)<\/p>\n
10
\n 10
\n Conah Walker
\n 17-3-1 (8)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Ryan Garcia, WBA – Rolly Romero, IBF – Lewis Crocker, WBO – Devin HaneyUpcoming Notable Fights: Avious Griffin vs Jorge Arturo Ibarra, 3\/7 \u2026 Arnold Barboza Jr vs Kenneth Sims Jr, 3\/14 \u2026 (10) Conah Walker vs Sam Eggington, 5\/2 \u2026 Floyd Mayweather vs Manny Pacquiao, 9\/19<\/p>\n
Notes: Ryan Garcia breaks in. Obviously DAZN\u2019s engagement bait social media rankings would have Haney, Rolly, and Ryan in the top three, in some order, and hey, maybe they should be. Maybe they really are. Maybe not. I did think Garcia looked good against Mario Barrios, but you have to factor in that Mario Barrios hadn\u2019t exactly been burning the world down since beating Yordenis Ugas in 2023.<\/p>\n
For what it\u2019s worth, BoxRec\u2019s computers took a look at Barrios after the Garcia loss and dropped him to No. 40 at welterweight. That\u2019s 22 spots below Harlem Eubank. Not saying that\u2019s gospel, but it\u2019s how his record reads within that system.<\/p>\n
But can Ryan Garcia actually be the top guy at 147? As the division stands now, I think he does have the ability. A focused Garcia has a rough skillset, matchup-wise, for Devin Haney. But you can\u2019t always rely on Garcia to be \u201clocked in,\u201d and there are others who I think are tougher matchups for Garcia. We always say \u201cstyles make fights,\u201d but I think sometimes it\u2019s easy to forget that a little.<\/p>\n
We also will likely soon see Teofimo Lopez join this division, and maybe Shakur Stevenson and Richardson Hitchins, too. This isn\u2019t a \u201cglory days\u201d time for 147, but I think it is getting better than it\u2019s been, at least a little.<\/p>\n
Super Lightweight (Limit: 140)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Shakur Stevenson
\n 25-0-0 (11)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Richardson Hitchins
\n 20-0-0 (8)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Dalton Smith
\n 19-0-0 (14)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Teofimo Lopez
\n 22-2-0 (13)<\/p>\n
5
\n 5
\n Gary Antuanne Russell
\n 18-1-0 (17)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Subriel Matias
\n 23-2-0 (22)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Alberto Puello
\n 24-1-0 (10)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Adam Azim
\n 14-0-0 (11)<\/p>\n
9
\n 9
\n Keyshawn Davis
\n 14-0-0 (10)<\/p>\n
10
\n 10
\n Lamont Roach
\n 25-1-3 (10)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Dalton Smith, WBA – Gary Antuanne Russell, IBF – Richardson Hitchins, WBO – Shakur StevensonUpcoming Notable Fights: Jhon Orobio vs Yomar Alamo, 3\/5 \u2026 Pierce O\u2019Leary vs Maxi Hughes, 3\/14 \u2026 Jon Fernandez vs Sonny Bilal, 3\/14 \u2026 John Mannu vs Vanlalwmpuia, 3\/21 \u2026 Mazlum Akdeniz vs Stuart McLellan, 3\/25 \u2026 Breyon Gorham vs Eduard Georgiev, 4\/11 \u2026 Erislandy Alvarez vs TBA, 4\/24 \u2026 Nahir Albright vs TBA, 5\/30<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
2
\n 1
\n Raymond Muratalla
\n 22-0-0 (16)<\/p>\n
3
\n 2
\n Abdullah Mason
\n 20-0-0 (17)<\/p>\n
4
\n 3
\n Floyd Schofield
\n 19-0-0 (13)<\/p>\n
5
\n 4
\n Sam Noakes
\n 17-1-0 (15)<\/p>\n
6
\n 5
\n William Zepeda
\n 33-1-0 (27)<\/p>\n
7
\n 6
\n Andy Cruz
\n 6-1-0 (3)<\/p>\n
8
\n 7
\n Bakhodur Usmonov
\n 12-0-0 (5)<\/p>\n
9
\n 8
\n Jadier Herrera
\n 18-0-0 (16)<\/p>\n
–
\n 9
\n Armando Martinez
\n 17-0-0 (15)<\/p>\n
–
\n 10
\n Justin Pauldo
\n 29-8-2 (6)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Vacant, WBA – Vacant, IBF – Raymond Muratalla, WBO – Abdullah MasonUpcoming Notable Fights: Shu Utsuki vs Cristiano Aoqui, 3\/18 \u2026 Giorgio Visioli vs Levi Giles, 3\/21 \u2026 Antonio Perez vs Abraham Montoya, 4\/3 \u2026 Siro Choi vs Giovanni Cabrera, 4\/5 \u2026 Luis Santana vs TBA, 4\/9 \u2026 (9) Armando Martinez vs Neslan Machado, 4\/12 \u2026 Lazaro Alvarez vs TBA, 4\/24 \u2026 Sofiane Oumiha vs TBA, 4\/24<\/p>\n
Notes: We\u2019d left Shakur Stevenson in at both 135 and 140 to see what he\u2019d be doing. Well, he no longer has the WBC title at 135, and he seems a lot more likely to fight at 147 next than he does ever fighting at 135 again. There\u2019s no money fight for him here, to be fair \u2014 other than Gervonta Davis, who basically isn\u2019t a boxer at the moment. But there are good young fighters up near the top of the rankings, two of them holding the two titles that aren\u2019t currently vacant, and some good matchups you can put together up and down this top 10 plus some more guys.<\/p>\n
Maxi Hughes is also out as he\u2019s moving up to 140.<\/p>\n
Super Featherweight (Limit: 130)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
2
\n 1
\n Emanuel Navarrete
\n 40-2-1 (31)<\/p>\n
3
\n 2
\n O’Shaquie Foster
\n 23-3-0 (12)<\/p>\n
4
\n 3
\n Anthony Cacace
\n 24-1-0 (9)<\/p>\n
5
\n 4
\n Robson Conceicao
\n 20-3-1 (10)<\/p>\n
6
\n 5
\n Charly Suarez
\n 18-0-0 (10)<\/p>\n
1
\n 6
\n Eduardo “Sugar” Nunez
\n 28-2-0 (27)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Oscar Valdez
\n 32-3-0 (24)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Andres Cortes
\n 24-0-0 (13)<\/p>\n
9
\n 9
\n Raymond Ford
\n 18-1-0 (8)<\/p>\n
10
\n 10
\n Jazza Dickens
\n 36-5-0 (15)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – O\u2019Shaquie Foster, WBA – Jazza Dicekns, IBF – Emanuel Navarrete, WBO – Emanuel NavarreteUpcoming Notable Fights: (3) Anthony Cacace vs (10) Jazza Dickens, 3\/14 \u2026 Ryan Garner vs TBA, 3\/14 \u2026 Colm Murphy vs Jono Carroll, 3\/14 \u2026 Tsubasa Narai vs Ryusuke Sunagawa, 3\/24 \u2026 Angelo Pena vs Salvador Jimenez, 4\/3 \u2026 Kenichi Ogawa vs Rhonvex Capuloy, 4\/4 \u2026 Royston Barney-Smith vs Conor McIntosh, 4\/17<\/p>\n
Notes: Emanuel Navarrete dominated \u201cSugar\u201d Nunez to unify the IBF and WBO titles. Nunez is a good fighter, tough as hell, strong, great motor, but Navarrete was just way too much for him, and Navarrete looked in terrific form, too. That much-hyped nutritionist hire may have sincerely given him new life at 130, and I think at the moment he clearly deserves the No. 1 ranking. Now it\u2019s time for Charly Suarez to get his second crack at Navarrete, there\u2019s legitimate unfinished business there.<\/p>\n
There was some planted buzz for O\u2019Shaquie Foster vs Raymond Ford; whether we get that or not, we\u2019ll see. I\u2019m really looking forward to Dickens-Cacace this month.<\/p>\n
Featherweight (Limit: 126)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Rafael Espinoza
\n 28-0-0 (24)<\/p>\n
5
\n 2
\n Brandon Figueroa
\n 27-2-1 (20)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Angelo Leo
\n 26-1-0 (12)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Bruce Carrington
\n 17-0-0 (10)<\/p>\n
2
\n 5
\n Nick Ball
\n 23-1-1 (13)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Sam Goodman
\n 21-1-0 (8)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Otabek Kholmatov
\n 13-1-0 (12)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Mirco Cuello
\n 16-0-0 (13)<\/p>\n
9
\n 9
\n Ra’eese Aleem
\n 23-1-0 (12)<\/p>\n
10
\n 10
\n Luis Nery
\n 37-2-0 (28)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Bruce Carrington, WBA – Brandon Figueroa, IBF – Angelo Leo, WBO – Rafael EspinozaUpcoming Notable Fights: Junya Shimada vs Kyosuke Okamoto, 3\/9 \u2026 Felix Parrilla vs TBA, 3\/19 \u2026 Liam Davies vs Francesco Grandelli, 3\/28 \u2026 Nathaniel Collins vs Cristobal Lorente, 4\/17<\/p>\n
Notes: I think the Nick Ball vs Brandon Figueroa fight more or less lived up to the hype. It wasn\u2019t a Fight of the Year contender or anything, but a good, tough, hard-nosed fight between two guys who were there to scrap and win. Figueroa got the job done, and made it emphatic with the 12th round stoppage. It\u2019s easy to say after the fact because he won, but I thought even in the middle of the bout that Figueroa\u2019s corner had done a really good job both preparing and in the live action of the night, that was a good game plan and Figueroa executed really well. There\u2019s nobody I wouldn\u2019t be happy to see Brandon face next, by which I mean I would really hope to see him face one of the other titlists. A Ball rematch could work, I suppose, but as much as I don\u2019t technically care about unification, the four titleholders are all quality and I think give each other some interesting matchups.<\/p>\n
Super Bantamweight (Limit: 122)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Naoya Inoue
\n 31-0-0 (27)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Marlon Tapales
\n 41-4-1 (22)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Junto Nakatani
\n 32-0-0 (24)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Sebastian Hernandez
\n 20-1-0 (18)<\/p>\n
5
\n 5
\n Alan Picasso
\n 32-0-1 (17)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Ramon Cardenas
\n 26-2-0 (14)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Shabaz Masoud
\n 15-0-0 (4)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Murodjon Akhmadaliev
\n 14-2-0 (10)<\/p>\n
9
\n 9
\n Subaru Murata
\n 10-0-0 (10)<\/p>\n
1o
\n 10
\n Filipus Nghitumbwa
\n 17-2-0 (15)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Naoya Inoue, WBA – Naoya Inoue, IBF – Naoya Inoue, WBO – Naoya InoueUpcoming Notable Fights: (2) Marlon Tapales vs Yukinori Oguni, 4\/3 \u2026 (1) Naoya Inoue vs (3) Junto Nakatani, 5\/2<\/p>\n
Notes: Marlon Tapales and Yukinori Oguni will be fighting at featherweight on April 3. For now, Tapales stays ranked at 122, we\u2019ll see if that\u2019s a full featherweight move or not. It could just be that since it\u2019s non-title, they have the lb or two of wiggle room in the contract, as Oguni has also been fighting at 122.<\/p>\n
Bantamweight (Limit: 118)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Seiya Tsutsumi
\n 13-0-3 (8)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Christian Medina
\n 26-4-0 (19)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Takuma Inoue
\n 21-2-0 (5)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Jose Salas
\n 17-0-0 (11)<\/p>\n
5
\n 5
\n Yoshiki Takei
\n 11-1-0 (9)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Antonio Vargas
\n 19-1-1 (11)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Kazuto Ioka
\n 32-4-1 (17)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Nonito Donaire
\n 43-9-0 (28)<\/p>\n
9
\n 9
\n Tenshin Nasukawa
\n 7-1-0 (2)<\/p>\n
10
\n 10
\n David Cuellar
\n 28-1-0 (18)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Takuma Inoue, WBA – Seiya Tsutsumi, IBF – Jose Salas, WBO – Christian MedinaUpcoming Notable Fights: (8) Nonito Donaire vs Riku Masuda, 3\/15 \u2026 (9) Tenshin Nasukawa vs Juan Francisco Estrada, 4\/11 \u2026 Jason Moloney vs Andre Donovan, 4\/23<\/p>\n
Super Flyweight (Limit: 115)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez
\n 23-0-0 (16)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Fernando Martinez
\n 18-1-0 (9)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n David Jimenez
\n 17-1-0 (11)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Phumelela Cafu
\n 11-1-3 (8)<\/p>\n
5
\n 5
\n Ricardo Malajika
\n 16-2-0 (12)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Tomoya Tsuboi
\n 3-0-0 (2)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Chocolatito Gonzalez
\n 53-4-0 (42)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Willibaldo Garcia
\n 23-6-2 (13)<\/p>\n
10
\n 9
\n Rene Calixto
\n 24-1-1 (10)<\/p>\n
9
\n 10
\n Ryusei Kawaura
\n 15-2-0 (9)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Jesse \u201cBam\u201d Rodriguez, WBA – Jesse \u201cBam\u201d Rodriguez, IBF – Willibaldo Garcia, WBO – Jesse \u201cBam\u201d RodriguezUpcoming Notable Fights: Jassiel Amador vs Pedro Delgado, 3\/7 \u2026 Theophilus Allotey vs Jonas Erastus, 4\/10 \u2026 (6) Tomoya Tsuboi vs Pedro Guevara, 4\/11<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Ricardo Sandoval
\n 27-2-0 (18)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Masamichi Yabuki
\n 19-4-0 (18)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Anthony Olascuaga
\n 11-1-0 (8)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n Seigo Yuri Akui
\n 21-3-1 (11)<\/p>\n
5
\n 5
\n Angel Ayala
\n 18-1-0 (8)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Tobias Reyes
\n 18-1-1 (16)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Galal Yafai
\n 9-1-0 (7)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Felix Alvarado
\n 42-5-0 (35)<\/p>\n
9
\n 9
\n Jonathan Gonzalez
\n 29-4-1 (14)<\/p>\n
10
\n 10
\n Jukiya Iimura
\n 9-1-0 (2)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Ricardo Sandoval, WBA – Ricardo Sandoval, IBF – Masamichi Yabuki, WBO – Anthony OlascuagaUpcoming Notable Fights: (3) Anthony Olascuaga vs (10) Jukiya Iiumra, 3\/15 \u2026 Abraham Perez vs Esneth Domingo, 4\/4 \u2026 Kyosuke Takami vs Angel Ayala, 4\/11<\/p>\n
Light Flyweight (Limit: 108)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Rene Santiago
\n 15-4-0 (9)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Carlos Canizales
\n 28-3-1 (20)<\/p>\n
4
\n 3
\n Shokichi Iwata
\n 14-2-0 (11)<\/p>\n
5
\n 4
\n Regie Suganob
\n 18-1-0 (7)<\/p>\n
6
\n 5
\n Erik Badillo
\n 19-0-0 (8)<\/p>\n
7
\n 6
\n Thammanoon Niyomtrong
\n 29-1-0 (11)<\/p>\n
8
\n 7
\n Thanongsak Simsri
\n 39-1-0 (34)<\/p>\n
9
\n 8
\n Sivenathi Nontshinga
\n 14-2-0 (11)<\/p>\n
10
\n 9
\n Cristian Araneta
\n 25-3-0 (20)<\/p>\n
–
\n 10
\n Sergio Mendoza
\n 27-0-0 (23)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Thammanoon Niyomtrong, WBA – Rene Santiago, IBF – Thanongsak Simsri, WBO – Rene SantiagoUpcoming Notable Fights: (3) Shokichi Iwata vs (6) Thammanoon Niyomtrong, 3\/15 \u2026 (1) Rene Santiago vs Masataka Taniguchi, 4\/3 \u2026 (5) Erik Badillo vs Axel Vega, 4\/11 \u2026 (7) Thanongsak Simsri vs (10) Sergio Mendoza, 4\/13 \u2026 Toshiki Kawamitsu vs Daiki Kameyama, 4\/14<\/p>\n
Notes: All world titles in this volatile division are up for grabs and vulnerable within the next six weeks. 108 will never get a lot of attention in the U.S. but there\u2019s a lot of pure boxing enjoyment to be had in these ranks.<\/p>\n
Minimumweight (Limit: 105)<\/p>\n
Last
\n Rank
\n Name
\n Record<\/p>\n
1
\n 1
\n Oscar Collazo
\n 13-0-0 (10)<\/p>\n
2
\n 2
\n Melvin Jerusalem
\n 25-3-0 (13)<\/p>\n
3
\n 3
\n Pedro Taduran
\n 18-4-1 (13)<\/p>\n
4
\n 4
\n DianXing Zhu
\n 16-1-0 (14)<\/p>\n
5
\n 5
\n Joey Canoy
\n 24-5-2 (15)<\/p>\n
6
\n 6
\n Ryusei Matsumoto
\n 7-0-0 (4)<\/p>\n
7
\n 7
\n Takeshi Ishii
\n 11-1-0 (8)<\/p>\n
8
\n 8
\n Vic Saludar
\n 27-6-0 (17)<\/p>\n
9
\n 9
\n Aaron De La Cruz
\n 13-0-0 (8)<\/p>\n
10
\n 10
\n Siyakholwa Kuse
\n 9-3-1 (4)<\/p>\n
Titles: WBC – Melvin Jerusalem, WBA – Oscar Collazo, IBF – Pedro Taduran, WBO – Oscar CollazoUpcoming Notable Fights: (1) Oscar Collazo vs Jesus Haro, 3\/14 \u2026 (6) Ryusei Matsumoto vs Yuni Takada, 3\/15 \u2026 Brandon Moreno vs Craig Derbyshire, 3\/29 \u2026 Takero Kitano vs Kurt John Pabular, 4\/13<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Heavyweight (Limit: None) Last Rank Name Record 1 1 Oleksandr Usyk 24-0-0 (15) 2 2 Tyson Fury 34-2-1…\n","protected":false},"author":2,"featured_media":512825,"comment_status":"","ping_status":"","sticky":false,"template":"","format":"standard","meta":{"footnotes":""},"categories":[447],"tags":[703,1146,49,48,82],"class_list":{"0":"post-512824","1":"post","2":"type-post","3":"status-publish","4":"format-standard","5":"has-post-thumbnail","7":"category-boxing","8":"tag-boxing","9":"tag-boxing-rankings","10":"tag-ca","11":"tag-canada","12":"tag-sports"},"_links":{"self":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/512824","targetHints":{"allow":["GET"]}}],"collection":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts"}],"about":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/types\/post"}],"author":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/users\/2"}],"replies":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/comments?post=512824"}],"version-history":[{"count":0,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/posts\/512824\/revisions"}],"wp:featuredmedia":[{"embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media\/512825"}],"wp:attachment":[{"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/media?parent=512824"}],"wp:term":[{"taxonomy":"category","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/categories?post=512824"},{"taxonomy":"post_tag","embeddable":true,"href":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-json\/wp\/v2\/tags?post=512824"}],"curies":[{"name":"wp","href":"https:\/\/api.w.org\/{rel}","templated":true}]}}