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Five sanctioning bodies.
One ranking.

The official rankings brought together and cross-checked: champions and contenders, men and women, how they move month after month — and the fights coming up.

Boxers
2,434
Positions
4,451
Fights
258
  • WBC
  • WBA
  • WBO
  • IBF
  • IBO
  • 90 champions
  • 2,434 boxers
  • 4,451 positions
  • One ranking

Tier list

Who's where?

Every ranked boxer, sorted into tiers from the five official rankings. S: world champions; A: the elite; B: the top 10. Pick a division, men or women.

Schedule

Upcoming fights

The cards featuring champions and ranked boxers.

Full schedule

Movement

Who's moving

The biggest climbs and drops, across every ladder.

Climbing

one month

  1. 4Filip HrgovicMen · HeavyweightIBFNo. 4C
  2. 4David NyikaMen · CruiserweightIBFNo. 5No. 1
  3. 4Najee LopezMen · Light heavyweightIBFNo. 10No. 6
  4. 4Atif OberltonMen · Light heavyweightIBFNo. 11No. 7
  5. 4Delante JohnsonMen · WelterweightIBFNo. 13No. 9
  6. 4Sam NoakesMen · LightweightIBFNo. 10No. 6

Falling

one month

  1. 11Caoimhin AgyarkoMen · Super welterweightIBFNo. 4No. 15
  2. 8Floyd MassonMen · CruiserweightIBFNo. 6No. 14
  3. 8Etinosa OlihaMen · MiddleweightIBFNo. 2No. 10
  4. 5Shurretta MetcalfWomen · BantamweightIBFNo. 6No. 11
  5. 4Moses ItaumaMen · HeavyweightIBFNo. 3No. 7
  6. 4Flora PiliWomen · Super lightweightIBFNo. 1No. 5

Climbing

three months

  1. 9Veronica TosiWomen · BantamweightIBFNo. 12No. 3
  2. 8Nikita ZonMen · Super middleweightIBFNo. 15No. 7
  3. 7Brandon MorenoMen · MinimumweightIBFNo. 11No. 4
  4. 6Pat BrownMen · CruiserweightIBFNo. 11No. 5
  5. 6Paulo AokusoMen · Light heavyweightIBFNo. 14No. 8
  6. 6Jahi TuckerMen · MiddleweightIBFNo. 9No. 3

Falling

three months

  1. 11Caoimhin AgyarkoMen · Super welterweightIBFNo. 4No. 15
  2. 10Diego PachecoMen · Super middleweightIBFNo. 4No. 14
  3. 8Floyd MassonMen · CruiserweightIBFNo. 6No. 14
  4. 8Etinosa OlihaMen · MiddleweightIBFNo. 2No. 10
  5. 7Jacob BankMen · Super middleweightIBFNo. 5No. 12
  6. 7Shurretta MetcalfWomen · BantamweightIBFNo. 4No. 11

Climbing

six months

  1. 11Veronica TosiWomen · BantamweightIBFNo. 14No. 3
  2. 10George LiddardMen · MiddleweightIBFNo. 15No. 5
  3. 10Jason MoloneyMen · BantamweightIBFNo. 13No. 3
  4. 9Pat BrownMen · CruiserweightIBFNo. 14No. 5
  5. 9Kevin Lele SadjoMen · Super middleweightIBFNo. 12No. 3
  6. 9Bektemir MelikuzievMen · Super middleweightIBFNo. 15No. 6

Falling

six months

  1. 11Caoimhin AgyarkoMen · Super welterweightIBFNo. 4No. 15
  2. 10Oscar Duarte JuradoMen · Super lightweightIBFNo. 3No. 13
  3. 10Patricia BerghultWomen · Super lightweightIBFNo. 2No. 12
  4. 9Mateusz MasternakMen · CruiserweightIBFNo. 4No. 13
  5. 8Floyd MassonMen · CruiserweightIBFNo. 6No. 14
  6. 8Etinosa OlihaMen · MiddleweightIBFNo. 2No. 10

Climbing

one year

  1. 11Amari JonesMen · MiddleweightIBFNo. 12No. 1
  2. 11Brandon MorenoMen · MinimumweightIBFNo. 15No. 4
  3. 11Veronica TosiWomen · BantamweightIBFNo. 14No. 3
  4. 10Viddal RileyMen · CruiserweightIBFNo. 12No. 2
  5. 10Ben WhittakerMen · Light heavyweightIBFNo. 13No. 3
  6. 10Bryan Mercado VazquezMen · Super bantamweightIBFNo. 13No. 3

Falling

one year

  1. 10Felix AlvaradoMen · FlyweightIBFNo. 1No. 11
  2. 9Mateusz MasternakMen · CruiserweightIBFNo. 4No. 13
  3. 9Eduardo NunezMen · Super featherweightIBFCNo. 9
  4. 8Efe AjagbaMen · HeavyweightIBFNo. 3No. 11
  5. 8Callum SimpsonMen · Super middleweightIBFNo. 5No. 13
  6. 8Etinosa OlihaMen · MiddleweightIBFNo. 2No. 10

Heavyweight

Where they agree

The five ladders merged into one. The spread measures how much they disagree.

Composite ladder

Average rank across the sanctioning bodies that rank the boxer. The “Bodies” column shows how many opinions it rests on.

The boxer's average rank across the bodies that rank them: a world title counts as 0, No. 1 as 1, and so on. The lower the number, the better the ranking. Example: No. 2 with the WBC and No. 4 with the IBF give 3.0.How many sanctioning bodies rank the boxer, out of those that rank this division (3/5: three out of five). The more there are, the sturdier the average; when it rests on a single one, it is greyed out.The gap between the boxer's best and worst rank. 0: every body agrees. In red from 6: they clearly disagree (No. 1 with one, No. 9 with another).

The full heavyweight rankings

Sources

The five sanctioning bodies

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