Featherweight boxing rankings- July 1975
Featherweight boxing rankings archive for July 1975 across organizations. Combined rankings list, not fight records. Single-organization lists: RING, or view the latest Featherweight rankings.
Note: The IBF and WBO did not exist. The WBA and WBC July 1975 rankings are not available.
| Rank | RINGJuly 1975 |
|---|---|
 |  Alexis ArguelloWorld Champion Alexis Arguello: recognised as Ring champion following his second-round stoppage of Rigoberto Riasco, while already holding the WBA title. Event date: 31 May 1975. First shown in the July 1975 rankings.Official source |
| 1 |  Ruben Olivares |
| 2 |  Art Hafey |
| 3 |  Royal Kobayashi |
| 4 | Shig Fukuyama |
| 5 |  Elio Cotina |
| 6 |  Arnold Taylor |
| 7 | Romeo Anaya |
| 8 |  Lionel Hernandez |
| 9 |  Ronnie McGarvey |
| 10 |  Jose Casas |
Sources
July 1975 archive
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Month-over-month changes since July 1975
Month-over-month changes since June 1975
RINGJuly 1975 vs June 1975
There is a new Champion: Alexis Arguello
Became champion:
Recognised as Ring champion following his second-round stoppage of Rigoberto Riasco, while already holding the WBA title.
First shown in July 1975 rankingsView sourceEntered the top 10
- Arnold TaylorInto the top 10 at #6
- Romeo AnayaNow in the top 10 at #7
- Ronnie McGarveyNow ranked #9
Dropped out of the top 10
- Bobby ChaconMoved up to Super Featherweight
- Rigoberto RiascoPreviously held #7
Biggest risers
- Elio CotinaImproved from #8 to #5
- Ruben OlivaresUp to #1 from #3
- Art HafeyFrom #4 to #2
WBA Featherweight Title History
WBC Featherweight Title History
IBF Featherweight Title History
WBO Featherweight Title History
RING Featherweight Title History
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