Became champion:
Won the vacant title by stopping Zhaoxin Zhang in the fourth round in Serpukhov.
First shown in July 2024 rankingsView sourceWBA Bridgerweight boxing rankings- December 2023
WBA Bridgerweight rankings archive for December 2023. This page is the WBA-only list. View all WBA rankings, or compare the Bridgerweight boxing rankings across all organizations, or open the latest WBA Bridgerweight rankings.
| Rank | WBADecember 2023 |
|---|---|
 |  Evgeny TishchenkoWorld Champion Evgeny Tishchenko: won the inaugural title by stopping Leon Harth in the sixth round in Dubai. Event date: 9 December 2023. First shown in the December 2023 rankings.Official source |
| 1 | Vacant |
| 2 | Evgeny Romanov |
| 3 |  Badou Jack |
| 4 |  Zhaoxin Zhang |
| 5 |  Roman Fress |
| 6 |  Julio Cesar La Cruz |
| 7 |  Ryad Merhy |
| 8 |  Lawrence Okolie |
| 9 | Leon Harth |
| 10 |  Andrew Tabiti |
| 11 |  Kem Ljungquist |
| 12 | Mark Petrovsky |
| 13 | Muslim Gadzhimagomedov |
| 14 |  Keaton Gomes |
| 15 |  Andrej Pesic |
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December 2023 archive
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Month-over-month changes since November 2023
There is a new World Champion: Evgeny Tishchenko
Became champion:
Won the inaugural title by stopping Leon Harth in the sixth round in Dubai.
First shown in December 2023 rankingsView sourceEntered the top 10
- Evgeny RomanovInto the top 10 at #2
- Julio Cesar La CruzEnters at #6
- Lawrence OkolieInto the top 10 at #8
Dropped out of the top 10
- Aleksei EgorovMoved down to Cruiserweight
- Kem LjungquistDropped to #11
- Cheavon ClarkePreviously held #10
Biggest risers
- Zhaoxin ZhangNow ranked #4 (was #6)
- Badou JackFrom #4 to #3
Biggest fallers
- Leon HarthFell from #2 to #9
- Andrew TabitiFrom #8 to #10
- Kem LjungquistNow ranked #11 (was #9)
WBA Bridgerweight Title History
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