RING Super Welterweight boxing rankings- September 2003

RING Super Welterweight rankings archive for September 2003. This page is the RING-only list. View all RING rankings, or compare the Super Welterweight boxing rankings across all organizations, or open the latest RING Super Welterweight rankings.

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Rank	RINGSeptember 2003
	Shane MosleyNEW World Champion
1	Oscar De La Hoya-1
2	Ronald Wright-1
3	Fernando Vargas-1
4	Javier Castillejo-1
5	Daniel Santos-1
6	Kasim Ouma
7	Verno Phillips
8	Juan Carlos Candelo
9	Alejandro Garcia
10	Bronco McKart

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RING

September 2003 archive

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Month-over-month changes since August 2003

There is a new Champion: Shane Mosley(previously Oscar De La Hoya)

Became champion: 13 September 2003

Won the title by defeating Oscar De La Hoya.

First shown in September 2003 rankingsView source

Biggest fallers

Ronald WrightSlipped a spot to #2
-1
Fernando VargasSlipped a spot to #3
-1
Javier CastillejoSlipped a spot to #4
-1

RING Super Welterweight Title History

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RING Super Welterweight Title History

Champions who have held each belt, from oldest to most recent. Title history only goes back as far as our earliest RING monthly rankings (October 1974).

RING Super Welterweight - World Champion

26 September 2020June 2023

2 years 10 months

Became champion: 26 September 2020

Won the title by defeating Jeison Rosario.

First shown in October 2020 rankingsView source

Floyd Mayweather Jr

14 September 201310 August 2015

2 years

Became champion: 14 September 2013

Won the title by defeating Saul Alvarez.

First shown in September 2013 rankingsView source

20 April 201314 September 2013

6 months

Became champion: 20 April 2013

Won the title by defeating Austin Trout.

First shown in April 2013 rankingsView source

13 March 20042 November 2005

1 year 9 months

Became champion: 13 March 2004

Won the title by unanimous decision over Shane Mosley.

First shown in April 2004 rankingsView source

13 September 200313 March 2004

7 months

Became champion: 13 September 2003

Won the title by defeating Oscar De La Hoya.

First shown in September 2003 rankingsView source

Oscar De La Hoya

14 September 200213 September 2003

1 year 1 month

Became champion: 14 September 2002

Won the title by defeating Fernando Vargas.

First shown in September 2002 rankingsView source

3 December 198224 October 1986

3 years 11 months

Became champion: 3 December 1982

Won the title by defeating Wilfred Benitez.

First shown in May 1983 rankingsView source

July 1981July 1982

1 year 1 month

November 1979July 1981

1 year 9 months

9 August 1978November 1979

1 year 4 months

Became champion: 9 August 1978

Won the title by defeating Eddie Gazo.

First shown in August 1978 rankingsView source

5 March 19779 August 1978

1 year 6 months

Became champion: 5 March 1977

Won the title by defeating Miguel Angel Castellini.

First shown in March 1977 rankingsView source

Miguel Angel Castellini

8 October 19765 March 1977

6 months

Became champion: 8 October 1976

Won the title by defeating Jose Duran.

First shown in October 1976 rankingsView source

18 May 19768 October 1976

6 months

Became champion: 18 May 1976

Won the title by defeating Koichi Wajima.

First shown in May 1976 rankingsView source

April 197618 May 1976

2 months

July 197518 May 1976

11 months

21 January 1975July 1975

7 months

Became champion: 21 January 1975

Won the title by defeating Oscar Albarado.

First shown in February 1975 rankingsView source

October 1974November 1974

2 months