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Lightweight Boxing Rankings - September 2006

Lightweight rankings for September 2006. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
Note: IBF archival data from this period duplicates the champion as Rank #1. Rankings shown here reflect the original contender order.
Note: The WBC September 2006 rankings are not available.
RankWBASeptember 2006IBFSeptember 2006WBOSeptember 2006RINGSeptember 2006
🏆Juan Diaz
World Champion
Julio Diaz
Champion
Acelino Freitas
Super Champion
Diego Corrales
Champion
1Prawet Singwangcha
Vacant
Michael KatsidisJuan Diaz
2Isaac Hlatshwayo
Vacant
Graham EarlJoel Casamayor
3Zahir RaheemJoel Casamayor+1Joel CasamayorJulio Diaz
4Juan Carlos MeleroRicky Quiles+1Anthony Peterson+1Acelino Freitas
5Jose Cotto
Vacant
Zahir Raheem-1Zahir Raheem
6Ali FunekaZahir Raheem+1Matt ZeganJesus Chavez
7Edner CherryJose Cotto+2Martin KristjansenDavid Diaz+1
8Urbano Antillon
Vacant
Osvaldo LaraAldo Nazareno Rios+1
9Anthony PetersonNate Campbell+1Freddie NorwoodJuan Carlos DiazNEW
10Ameth DiazJuan Diaz Merelo+1Ramanzan PalyaniRamazan Palyani
11Moses PaulusRolando Reyes+1Rolando Reyes
12Fernando AnguloUrbano Antillon+1Jose M. Cotto
13Almazvek Raimkulov
Vacant
Antonio Pitalua
14Randy Suico
Vacant
Juan C. Diaz
15DeMarcus CorleyVasyi Tarabarov

Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, RING

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Month-over-month changes since August 2006

IBFSeptember 2006 vs August 2006

Biggest risers

  • Jose CottoFrom #8 to #7
    +1

WBOSeptember 2006 vs August 2006

Biggest risers

  • Anthony PetersonClimbed a place to #4
    +1

Biggest fallers

  • Zahir RaheemFrom #4 to #5
    -1

RINGSeptember 2006 vs August 2006

Entered the top 10

  • Juan Carlos DiazEnters at #9

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Isaac HlatshwayoOut of the top 10 after being #7

Biggest risers

  • David DiazFrom #8 to #7
    +1
  • Aldo Nazareno RiosUp one spot to #8
    +1

About the Lightweight Division

Weight Limit: 130-135 lbs (59.0-61.2 kg)

Lightweight is one of boxing's classic divisions, with a rich history dating back to the early days of professional boxing. The division features fast, skilled fighters known for their technical ability.

Division Characteristics

Lightweights are known for their speed, footwork, and technical skill. Fighters in this division typically rely on skill and speed rather than pure power, though knockouts still occur.

Notable Facts

The Lightweight division has been home to many legendary fighters, including Roberto Durán, Pernell Whitaker, and more recently, fighters like Vasyl Lomachenko and Teófimo López.

Historical Context

Lightweight has long been one of boxing's most competitive divisions, consistently producing high-level competition and memorable championship fights.

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