Became champion:
Won the WBA bantamweight title by stopping Antonio Vargas in the sixth round in Arizona after moving up from super flyweight.
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January 2006 archive
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Champions who have held each belt, from oldest to most recent. Title history only goes back as far as our earliest WBA monthly rankings (January 1921).
Became champion:
Won the WBA bantamweight title by stopping Antonio Vargas in the sixth round in Arizona after moving up from super flyweight.
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Won the title by defeating Emmanuel RodrÃguez.
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Won the title by defeating Ryan Burnett.
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Won the title by defeating Zhanat Zhakiyanov.
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Won the title by defeating Rau'shee Warren.
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Won the title by majority decision over Juan Carlos Payano at the UIC Pavilion in Chicago.
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Won the title by defeating Anselmo Moreno.
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Won the WBA title by defeating Daigo Higa by split decision at the Kokugikan in Tokyo.
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Won the title by defeating Seiya Tsutsumi.
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Was already listed as the WBA World Champion in the preceding monthly rankings.
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Promoted from Interim Champion after Seiya Tsutsumi was named Champion in Recess because of a medical condition.
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Won the title by defeating Takuma Inoue.
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Won the title by defeating Liborio Solis.
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Won the title by defeating Liborio Solis.
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Won the title by defeating Jamie McDonnell.
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Won the title by defeating Tabtimdaeng Na Rachawat.
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Won the title by defeating Alexander Munoz.
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Won the title by defeating Wladimir Sidorenko.
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Won the title by defeating Adan Vargas.
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Won the title by defeating Johnny Tapia.
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Won the vacant title by defeating Chamroen Songkitrat.
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Won the vacant title by defeating Chamroen Songkitrat.
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Was awarded the title after Sixto Escobar vacated it.
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Was awarded the title after the NBA chose to recognize him instead of Bushy Graham.
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Won the vacant title by defeating Isadore Schwartz.
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Was awarded the title after the NBA stripped Charlie Phil Rosenberg for failing to sign a fight with him.
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