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Minimumweight Boxing Rankings - October 2005

Minimumweight rankings for October 2005. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
Note: The WBC and IBF October 2005 rankings are not available.
RankWBAOctober 2005WBOOctober 2005RINGOctober 2005
🏆Yutaka Niida
World Champion
Ivan Calderon
Champion
Vacant
1Juan LandaetaRodel MayolYutaka Niida
2Carlos Melo+7Satoshi KogumazakaMuhammad Rachman
3Eriberto Gejon-1Miguel TellezIvan Calderon
4Rodel Mayol-1Daniel Reyes+5Eagle Kyowa
5Pornsawan Pramuk-1Isaac BustosKatsunari Takayama
6Junichiro Kaneda-1Juan PalaciosIsaac Bustos
7Chana Porpaoin-1Gerardo VerdeJuan Landaeta
8Satoshi Kogumasaka-1Oleydong SithsamerchaiOmar Soto
9Juan Palacios+2Juan Landaeta+3Daniel Reyes
10Katsunari TakayamaPornsowan PorpramookRodel Mayol
11Makoto Suzuki+2Tshepo Lefele
12Nkosinathi Joyi+2Rafael LozanoNEW
13Terou Misawa+2Lorenzo Trejo
14Jae Won Kim-6Benjie SorollaNEW
15Ronald Barrera-3Carlos Melo-1

Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, RING

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Month-over-month changes since August 2005

WBAOctober 2005 vs August 2005

Entered the top 10

  • Juan PalaciosClimbed from #11 up to #9

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Jae Won KimCurrently at #14

Biggest risers

  • Carlos MeloUp 7 places to #2
    +7
  • Juan PalaciosUp to #9 from #11
    +2
  • Makoto SuzukiClimbed from #13 to #11
    +2

Biggest fallers

  • Jae Won KimFell from #8 to #14
    -6
  • Ronald BarreraDown 3 places to #15
    -3
  • Eriberto GejonDown one place to #3
    -1

WBOOctober 2005 vs September 2005

Entered the top 10

  • Juan LandaetaJumped from #12 into the top 10

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Eriberto GejonLast ranked #4

Biggest risers

  • Daniel ReyesNow #4 after being #9 last month
    +5
  • Juan LandaetaNow #9 after being #12 last month
    +3

Biggest fallers

  • Carlos MeloFrom #14 to #15
    -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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