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Cruiserweight Boxing Rankings - March 2004

Cruiserweight rankings for March 2004. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
Note: The WBC and IBF March 2004 rankings are not available.
RankWBAMarch 2004WBOMarch 2004RINGMarch 2004
🏆Jean Marc Mormeck
World Champion
Johnny Nelson
Champion
Vacant
1Valery BrudovThomas HansvollVassiliy Jirov
2
Vacant
Vassily JirovWayne Braithwaite
3Virgil HillValery BrudovJean Marc Mormeck
4O'Neil BellO'Neil BellJohnny Nelson
5Vassiliy JirovEzra SellersO'Neil Bell
6Pietro Aurino+3Rudiger May+2Ezra Sellers
7Vincenzo Cantatore+1Vincenzo Cantatore-1Carl Thompson
8Guillermo JonesNEWAlexander Petkovic-1Sebastian Rothmann
9Thomas Hansvoll-2Dale BrownVirgil Hill
10Dale BrownRamon GarbeyDale Brown
11Luis PinedaPietro Aurino
12Kelvin DavisMohamed Benguesmia
13Pavel MelkomianRydell Booker
14Rudiger MayJermal Barnes
15Steve CunninghamNEWSteve Cunningham

Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, RING

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Month-over-month changes since February 2004

WBAMarch 2004 vs February 2004

Entered the top 10

  • Guillermo JonesNow ranked #8

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Alexander GurovOut of the top 10 after being #6

Biggest risers

  • Pietro AurinoUp 3 places to #6
    +3
  • Vincenzo CantatoreClimbed a place to #7
    +1

Biggest fallers

  • Thomas HansvollDown to #9 from #7
    -2

WBOMarch 2004 vs February 2004

Biggest risers

  • Rudiger MayClimbed from #8 to #6
    +2

Biggest fallers

  • Vincenzo CantatoreSlipped a spot to #7
    -1
  • Alexander PetkovicDown one place to #8
    -1

About the Cruiserweight Division

Weight Limit: 175-200 lbs (79.4-90.7 kg)

The Cruiserweight division, also known as Junior Heavyweight in some organizations, sits between Light Heavyweight and Heavyweight. Established in 1979, it has become one of boxing's most competitive divisions.

Division Characteristics

Cruiserweights combine the speed and athleticism of lighter divisions with significant power. Fighters in this division often have the best of both worlds - quickness and knockout ability.

Notable Facts

The Cruiserweight division has produced many fighters who have successfully moved up to Heavyweight, including Evander Holyfield and David Haye. The division is known for exciting, action-packed fights.

Historical Context

Originally created to provide opportunities for fighters too small for Heavyweight but too large for Light Heavyweight, Cruiserweight has developed into a respected and competitive division in its own right.

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