Men

Super lightweight

140 lb · 63.5 kgTitles split between 5See the women →

Belts

WBCDalton Smith19-0-0
WBAGary Antuane Russell
WBOShakur Stevenson25-0-0
Not publishedIBFNot published
IBOMark Chamberlain

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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).

1Dalton Smith1 sanctioning body0.0
2Gary Antuane Russell1 sanctioning body0.0
3Shakur Stevenson1 sanctioning body0.0
4Keyshawn Davis1 sanctioning body1.0
5Adam Azim4 sanctioning bodies3.5
6Khariton Agrba2 sanctioning bodies · spread 64.0
7Raymond Muratalla2 sanctioning bodies · spread 64.0
8Ernesto Mercado3 sanctioning bodies4.3
9Arthur Biyarslanov4 sanctioning bodies · spread 64.8
10Yaser Al Ghena1 sanctioning body6.0
11Oscar Duarte Jurado4 sanctioning bodies · spread 106.3
12Mark Chamberlain3 sanctioning bodies · spread 116.3
13Lindolfo Delgado3 sanctioning bodies · spread 117.0
14Zaur Abdullaev2 sanctioning bodies7.0
15Jack Rafferty1 sanctioning body7.0
16Subriel Matias4 sanctioning bodies · spread 67.5
17Alberto Puello2 sanctioning bodies · spread 137.5
18Andy Hiraoka3 sanctioning bodies · spread 78.3
19Jon Fernandez2 sanctioning bodies8.5
20Emiliano Vargas5 sanctioning bodies · spread 108.6
21Jhon Orobio4 sanctioning bodies8.8
22Sandor Martin2 sanctioning bodies · spread 159.5
23Andy Hiroaka1 sanctioning body12.0
24Matias Carlos Adrian Rueda1 sanctioning body12.0

#	Boxer	WBC	WBA	WBO	IBF	IBO	The average change across every sanctioning body that ranks the boxer, over the chosen period. ▲ 1.5: a place and a half gained on average; a dash: no movement.	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 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.	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).
1	Dalton Smith	C	·	·	·	·	————	1/5	0.0	0
2	Gary Antuane Russell	·	C	·	·	·	————	1/5	0.0	0
3	Shakur Stevenson	·	·	C	·	·	————	1/5	0.0	0
4	Keyshawn Davis	·	·	·	·	1	————	1/5	1.0	0
5	Adam Azim	3	·	5	4	2	——4.06.0	4/5	3.5	3
6	Khariton Agrba	·	1	·	·	7	————	2/5	4.0	6
7	Raymond Muratalla	·	·	1	7	·	————	2/5	4.0	6
8	Ernesto Mercado	·	·	4	5	4	—1.04.06.0	3/5	4.3	1
9	Arthur Biyarslanov	4	·	9	3	3	——3.06.0	4/5	4.8	6
10	Yaser Al Ghena	·	·	6	·	·	————	1/5	6.0	0
11	Oscar Duarte Jurado	6	3	3	13	·	1.02.010.08.0	4/5	6.3	10
12	Mark Chamberlain	8	·	·	11	C	————	3/5	6.3	11
13	Lindolfo Delgado	·	·	8	1	12	———2.0	3/5	7.0	11
14	Zaur Abdullaev	·	8	·	·	6	————	2/5	7.0	2
15	Jack Rafferty	·	·	7	·	·	————	1/5	7.0	0
16	Subriel Matias	5	·	11	9	5	1.02.0——	4/5	7.5	6
17	Alberto Puello	1	·	·	·	14	————	2/5	7.5	13
18	Andy Hiraoka	·	4	·	10	11	1.02.0——	3/5	8.3	7
19	Jon Fernandez	9	·	·	·	8	————	2/5	8.5	1
20	Emiliano Vargas	11	12	2	8	10	1.05.03.0—	5/5	8.6	10
21	Jhon Orobio	7	7	·	12	9	————	4/5	8.8	5
22	Sandor Martin	2	·	·	·	17	————	2/5	9.5	15
23	Andy Hiroaka	12	·	·	·	·	————	1/5	12.0	0
24	Matias Carlos Adrian Rueda	·	·	12	·	·	————	1/5	12.0	0