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Minimumweight Boxing Rankings - February 2004

Minimumweight rankings for February 2004. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
Note: The WBC and IBF February 2004 rankings are not available.
RankWBAFebruary 2004WBOFebruary 2004RINGFebruary 2004
🏆Noel Alfonso Arambulet
World Champion
Ivan Calderon
Champion
Vacant
1Juan LandaetaNaumchai RatanachaigymNoel Arambulet
2Chana PorpaoinKhulie Makeba+2Eagle Akakura
3Heriberto GejonJaewom Kim+2Daniel Reyes
4Jae Won KimSatoshi Kogumazaka+2Jose Aguirre
5Sithembele KibitiCarlos Fajardo+2Yutaka Niida
6Rodel MayolJorge Mata Ferradal+2Juan LandaetaNEW
7Pornsawan PramukRoberto Leyva+2Chana Porpaoin-1
8Yutaka NiidaSithembele Kibiti+2Keitaro Hoshino-1
9Isaac BustosOmar Soto+2Roberto Leyva-1
10Genki OnakaAlex Sanchez+3Ivan Calderon-1
11Satoshi KogumasakaChana Porpaoin-9
12Hiroshi MatsumotoJoma Gamboa-9
13Muhammad RochimNEWKeitaro HoshinoNEW
14Juan PalaciosJairo Arango
15Miguel TellezRafael Lozano

Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, RING

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Month-over-month changes since January 2004

WBOFebruary 2004 vs January 2004

Entered the top 10

  • Omar SotoUp from #11 - now #9
  • Alex SanchezNow #10 (was #13)

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Chana PorpaoinJust outside at #11
  • Joma GamboaCurrently at #12

Biggest risers

  • Alex SanchezNow #10 after being #13 last month
    +3
  • Khulie MakebaNow ranked #2 (was #4)
    +2
  • Jaewom KimClimbed from #5 to #3
    +2

Biggest fallers

  • Chana PorpaoinDropped from #2 to #11
    -9
  • Joma GamboaFell from #3 to #12
    -9

RINGFebruary 2004 vs January 2004

Entered the top 10

  • Juan LandaetaNow in the top 10 at #6

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Edgar CardenasPreviously held #10

Biggest fallers

  • Chana PorpaoinFrom #6 to #7
    -1
  • Keitaro HoshinoDown one place to #8
    -1
  • Roberto LeyvaDown one place to #9
    -1

About the Minimumweight Division

Weight Limit: 105 lbs and below (47.6 kg)

Minimumweight, also known as Strawweight, is the lightest weight class in professional boxing. Established in 1987, it features the smallest fighters in the sport.

Division Characteristics

Minimumweights are known for their exceptional speed, technical skill, and ability to fight at a very high pace. Fighters in this division typically rely on skill, speed, and volume punching.

Notable Facts

The Minimumweight division has produced many exciting fighters and competitive matchups. Despite being the lightest division, fights are often fast-paced and action-packed.

Historical Context

As the newest and lightest division in professional boxing, Minimumweight provides opportunities for smaller fighters who might not be competitive in heavier divisions.

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