Became champion:
Won the title by stopping Thammanoon Niyomtrong in the seventh round in Riyadh.
First shown in November 2024 rankingsView sourceMinimumweight boxing rankings- July 2004
Minimumweight boxing rankings archive for July 2004 across organizations. Combined rankings list, not fight records. Single-organization lists: WBA, WBO or RING, or view the latest Minimumweight rankings.
Note: The WBC and IBF July 2004 rankings are not available.
Sources
July 2004 archive
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Month-over-month changes since June 2004
How many names moved on each organisation’s list this month.
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Month-over-month changes since June 2004
Month-over-month changes since June 2004
Month-over-month changes since June 2004
WBAJuly 2004 vs June 2004
Biggest risers
- Carlos MeloFrom #14 to #12
- Katsunari TakayamaClimbed a place to #14
Biggest fallers
- Satoshi KogumasakaFrom #12 to #13
WBOJuly 2004 vs June 2004
Entered the top 10
- Gerardo VerdeInto the top 10 at #9
Dropped out of the top 10
- Juan LandaetaPreviously #10, now WBA Interim Champion
Biggest fallers
- Sithembele KibitiSlipped a spot to #10
- Juan LandaetaFrom #10 to #11
- Chana PorpaoinDown one place to #12
RINGJuly 2004 vs June 2004
Entered the top 10
- Eagle KyowaNow ranked #2
Dropped out of the top 10
- Eagle AkakuraPreviously held #2
Biggest risers
- Yutaka NiidaImproved from #5 to #1
Biggest fallers
- Noel ArambuletDropped from #1 to #5
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