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Middleweight Boxing Rankings - September 2004

Middleweight rankings for September 2004. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
Note: The WBC and IBF September 2004 rankings are not available.
RankWBASeptember 2004WBOSeptember 2004RINGSeptember 2004
🏆Bernard Hopkins
Super Champion
Oscar De La Hoya
Super Champion
Bernard Hopkins
Champion
🏆Maselino Masoe
World Champion
1Felix Trinidad+1Felix SturmHoward Eastman
2Bert Schenk-1Bert SchenkOscar De La Hoya
3Jermain TaylorMariano CarreraFelix Sturm
4Kingsley IkekeJermain TaylorRobert Allen
5Howard EastmanKingsley IkekeWilliam Joppy
6Robert AllenRandy GriffinJermain Taylor
7William JoppyLorenzo Di GiacomoMaselino Masoe
8Francisco MoraDaniel Edouard+1Kingsley Ikeke
9Kelly PavlikKelly Pavlik-1Sam Soliman
10Sam SolimanEpifanio Mendoza+2Raymond Joval
11Quentin SmithKhoren Gevor+3
12Evans AshiraQuentin Smith-2
13Randy GriffinWilliam Joppy-2
14Arthur AbrahamSam Soliman-1
15Aaron MitchellNEWArthur AbrahamNEW

Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, RING

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Month-over-month changes since August 2004

WBASeptember 2004 vs August 2004

Biggest risers

  • Felix TrinidadFrom #2 to #1
    +1

Biggest fallers

  • Bert SchenkFrom #1 to #2
    -1

WBOSeptember 2004 vs August 2004

Entered the top 10

  • Epifanio MendozaJumped from #12 into the top 10

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Quentin SmithNow ranked #12

Biggest risers

  • Khoren GevorJumped from #14 to #11
    +3
  • Epifanio MendozaClimbed from #12 to #10
    +2
  • Daniel EdouardFrom #9 to #8
    +1

Biggest fallers

  • Quentin SmithFrom #10 to #12
    -2
  • William JoppySlipped from #11 to #13
    -2
  • Kelly PavlikDown one place to #9
    -1

About the Middleweight Division

Weight Limit: 154-160 lbs (69.9-72.6 kg)

Middleweight is one of boxing's most storied divisions, with a history dating back to the 19th century. The division has produced many of boxing's greatest fighters and most memorable fights.

Division Characteristics

Middleweights combine speed, power, and endurance. Fighters in this division are typically well-rounded, capable of fighting at a high pace for 12 rounds while maintaining knockout power.

Notable Facts

The Middleweight division has been home to legendary fighters like Sugar Ray Robinson, Marvin Hagler, and more recently, fighters like Gennady Golovkin and Canelo Álvarez.

Historical Context

Middleweight has long been considered one of boxing's glamour divisions, consistently producing high-level competition and memorable championship fights.

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