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Light Heavyweight Boxing Rankings - August 2009

Light Heavyweight rankings for August 2009. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
Note: The WBC August 2009 rankings are not available.
RankWBAAugust 2009IBFAugust 2009WBOAugust 2009RINGAugust 2009
🏆Gabriel Campillo
World Champion
Vacant
Zsolt Erdei
Champion
Vacant
1Vyacheslav Uzelkov+2
Vacant
Bernard HopkinsBernard Hopkins
2Hugo Hernan GarayTavoris CloudRoy Jones JrChad Dawson
3Roy Jones Jr+1Clinton WoodsAleksy KuziemskiGlen Johnson
4Yusaf MacK+1Glen JohnsonGlen JohnsonZsolt Erdei
5Karo Murat+1Roy Jones JrJuergen BraehmerAntonio Tarver
6Tim Bell+1Aleksy KuziemskiNathan Cleverly+1Roy Jones
7Chris Henry+1Yusaf MacKVyacheslav Uzelkov+1Clinton Woods
8Aleksy Kuziemski+1Juergen BraehmerBeibut Shumenov-2Jean Pascal
9Adrian Diaconu+1Chris HenryJeff LacyAdrian Diaconu
10Beibut Shumenov+1Antonio TarverDean FrancisYusaf MacK
11Dawid Kostecki+1Nathan CleverlyIsaac Chilemba
12Joe Spina+1Adrian DiaconuMariano Nicolas Plotinsky
13Mariano Plotinsky+1Shauna GeorgeChris HenryNEW
14Nathan Cleverly+1Vyacheslav UzelkovJoe Spina
15Gregory SoszynskiNEWJoe SpinaTim BellNEW

Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, RING

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Month-over-month changes since July 2009

WBAAugust 2009 vs July 2009

Entered the top 10

  • Beibut ShumenovClimbed from #11 up to #10

Biggest risers

  • Vyacheslav UzelkovFrom #3 to #1
    +2
  • Roy Jones JrFrom #4 to #3
    +1
  • Yusaf MacKClimbed a place to #4
    +1

WBOAugust 2009 vs July 2009

Biggest risers

  • Nathan CleverlyFrom #7 to #6
    +1
  • Vyacheslav UzelkovClimbed a place to #7
    +1

Biggest fallers

  • Beibut ShumenovDown to #8 from #6
    -2

About the Light Heavyweight Division

Weight Limit: 168-175 lbs (76.2-79.4 kg)

Light Heavyweight is one of boxing's classic divisions, featuring fighters who combine speed, power, and technical skill. The division has a rich history dating back to the early 20th century.

Division Characteristics

Light Heavyweights are known for their balance of speed and power. Fighters in this division are typically athletic and skilled, capable of both technical boxing and explosive knockouts.

Notable Facts

The Light Heavyweight division has been home to many legendary fighters, including Archie Moore, Bob Foster, and more recently, fighters like Bernard Hopkins and Sergey Kovalev.

Historical Context

Light Heavyweight has long been considered one of boxing's premier divisions, consistently producing competitive matchups and memorable fights throughout boxing history.

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