IBF Super Bantamweight Title History Champions who have held each belt, most recent first. Exact dates are shown where verified; month-only dates reflect available records. Available history begins in December 1983, combining ranking archives and sourced title records.
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IBF Super Bantamweight - World Champion
Became champion: 26 December 2023
Won the title by knocking out Marlon Tapales in the tenth round in Tokyo.
First shown in December 2023 rankings View source
Became champion: 8 April 2023
Won the title by defeating Murodjon Akhmadaliev.
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Became champion: 30 January 2020
Won the title by defeating Daniel Roman.
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Became champion: 26 April 2019
Won the title by defeating TJ Doheny.
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Became champion: 16 August 2018
Won the title by defeating Ryosuke Iwasa.
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Became champion: 13 September 2017
Won the title by defeating Yukinori Oguni.
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Became champion: 31 December 2016
Won the title by defeating Jonathan GuzmΓ‘n.
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Became champion: 20 July 2016
Won the title by defeating Shingo Wake.
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Became champion: 6 September 2014
Won the title by defeating Kiko MartΓnez.
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Became champion: 17 August 2013
Won the title by defeating Jonatan Romero.
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Became champion: 16 February 2013
Won the title by defeating Alejandro Lopez.
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Became champion: 17 July 2012
Won the title by defeating Jeffrey Mathebula.
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Became champion: 24 March 2012
Won the title by defeating Takalani Ndlovu.
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Became champion: 26 March 2011
Won the title by defeating Steve Molitor.
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Became champion: 27 March 2010
Won the vacant title by defeating Takalani Ndlovu by unanimous decision.
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Became champion: 21 November 2008
Won the title by defeating Steve Molitor.
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Became champion: 10 November 2006
Won the title by defeating Michael Hunter.
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Became champion: 25 March 2004
Won the title by defeating Jose Luis Valbuena.
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Became champion: 23 June 2001
Won the IBF title by stopping Lehlo Ledwaba in the sixth round.
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Became champion: 25 May 1999
Won the vacant title by defeating John Michael Johnson.
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Became champion: 20 August 1994
Won the title by defeating Kennedy McKinney.
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Became champion: 2 December 1992
Won the title by defeating Welcome Ncita.
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Became champion: 10 March 1990
Won the title by defeating Fabrice Benichou.
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Became champion: 10 March 1989
Won the title by defeating JosΓ© Sanabria.
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Became champion: 21 May 1988
Won the vacant title by defeating Moises Fuentes Rocha.
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Became champion: 18 January 1987
Won the vacant title by defeating Prayurasak Muangsurin.
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Became champion: 3 January 1985
Won the title by defeating Suh Sung-in.
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Became champion: 15 April 1984
Won the title by defeating Bobby Berna.
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Became champion: 4 December 1983
Won the title by defeating Suh Sung-In.
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Became champion: 27 September 2026
Won the vacant interim title by unanimous decision over Ryosuke Nishida in Tokyo.
First shown in September 2026 rankings View source