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Cruiserweight Boxing Rankings - October 2005

Cruiserweight rankings for October 2005. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
Note: The WBC and IBF October 2005 rankings are not available.
RankWBAOctober 2005WBOOctober 2005RINGOctober 2005
🏆Jean Marc Mormeck
Super Champion
Johnny Nelson
Champion
Jean Marc Mormeck
Champion
1Valery BrudovVincenzo CantatoreGuillermo Jones
2Virgil HillEnzo MaccarinelliSteve Cunningham
3Guillermo JonesPietro AurinoJohnny Nelson
4Steve CunninghamGuillermo Jones+1Carl Thompson
5Luis PinedaSteve Cunningham-1Wayne Braithwaite
6Alexander Gurov+2Marcelo F. DominguezO'Neil Bell
7Pavel MelkomianKrzysztof Wlodarczyk+1Dale Brown
8Wayne Braithwaite+1Mohamed Benguesmia-1Pietro Aurino
9Mohammed Azzaoui+1Valery BrudovAlexander Gurov
10Krzysztof Wlodarczyk+1Firat ArslanKrzysztof Wlodarczyk
11Felix Cora+1Dale Brown
12Firat Arslan+1Daniel Harvison+2
13Vadim Tokarev+1Alexander Petkovic-1
14Giacobbe Fragomeni+1Pavel Melkomian+1
15Chad Van SickleNEWMarco HuckNEW

Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, RING

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Month-over-month changes since August 2005

WBAOctober 2005 vs August 2005

Entered the top 10

  • Krzysztof WlodarczykPreviously #11, enters at #10

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Vincenzo CantatoreOut of the top 10 after being #6

Biggest risers

  • Alexander GurovUp to #6 from #8
    +2
  • Wayne BraithwaiteFrom #9 to #8
    +1
  • Mohammed AzzaouiClimbed a place to #9
    +1

WBOOctober 2005 vs September 2005

Biggest risers

  • Daniel HarvisonFrom #14 to #12
    +2
  • Guillermo JonesFrom #5 to #4
    +1
  • Krzysztof WlodarczykUp one spot to #7
    +1

Biggest fallers

  • Steve CunninghamDown one place to #5
    -1
  • Mohamed BenguesmiaSlipped a spot to #8
    -1
  • Alexander PetkovicSlipped a spot to #13
    -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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