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WBC Bridgerweight Boxing Rankings - November 2023

WBC Bridgerweight rankings for November 2023. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
RankWBCNovember 2023
🏆Lukasz Rozanski
Champion
🏆Kevin LerenaNEW
Interim Champion
1Ryad Merhy+1
2Adam Balski+1
3Andrew TabitiNEW
4Alen Babic+2
5Kris Terzievski+4
6Carlous Welch+5
7Alexis Barriere+10
8Keaton Gomes+5
9Oleksandr Teslenko+5
10Senad Gashi-3
11Andrej Pesic+1
12Alexander Nedbei+3
13Junior Anthony Wright-3
14Mihai Nistor+4
15Tommy WelchNEW
16Mitsuro Brandon TajimaNEW
17Lukas Fajk+2
18Milosav Savic-2
19Salar GholamiNEW
20Serhiy RadchenkoNEW
21Victor Emilio RamirezNEW
22Harsh Gill-2
23Muhamad Farkhan-2
24Elvis Garcia-2
25Taimoor Khan-2
26German Garcia-2
27Vaclav Pejsar-2
28Alexandru Jur-2

Source: WBC

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Month-over-month changes since September 2023

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There is a new Interim Champion: Kevin Lerena

Entered the top 10

  • Andrew TabitiNow ranked #3
  • Carlous WelchClimbed from #11 up to #6
  • Alexis BarriereUp from #17 to #7
  • Keaton GomesNow #8 (was #13)
  • Oleksandr TeslenkoJumped from #14 into the top 10

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Felix ParadaPreviously held #4
  • Alfonso LopezWas #5 last month
  • Petar MilasWas #8 last month
  • Junior Anthony WrightFell to #13

Biggest risers

  • Alexis BarriereJumped from #17 to #7
    +10
  • Carlous WelchUp 5 places to #6
    +5
  • Keaton GomesNow #8 after being #13 last month
    +5

Biggest fallers

  • Senad GashiDropped from #7 to #10
    -3
  • Junior Anthony WrightDown 3 places to #13
    -3
  • Milosav SavicDown to #18 from #16
    -2

About the Bridgerweight Division

Weight Limit: 200-224 lbs (90.7-101.6 kg)

Bridgerweight is a relatively new division created by the WBC in 2020 to bridge the gap between Cruiserweight and Heavyweight. The division was named after six-year-old Bridger Walker, who saved his sister from a dog attack.

Division Characteristics

Bridgerweight fighters are typically too large for Cruiserweight but smaller than traditional Heavyweights. This division allows fighters in this weight range to compete for world titles without facing the size disadvantage of fighting much larger heavyweights.

Notable Facts

The WBC and WBA recognized Bridgerweight from 2020–2026. The WBA eliminated the division effective June 30, 2026; the WBC still recognizes it.

Historical Context

The creation of Bridgerweight addresses a long-standing gap in boxing's weight class structure, providing opportunities for fighters who fall between Cruiserweight and Heavyweight.

Learn more about how boxing rankings work or explore current world champions across all divisions.

WBC Bridgerweight Title History

Champions who have held each belt, from oldest to most recent. Title history only goes back as far as our earliest WBC monthly rankings (December 2022).

WBC Bridgerweight — Champion

Ryad Merhy
June 2026 — Current
2 months
Kevin Lerena
October 2024 — June 2026
1 year 9 months
Lawrence Okolie
June 2024 — October 2024
5 months
Lukasz Rozanski
June 2023 — June 2024
1 year 1 month

WBC Bridgerweight — Interim Champion

Krzysztof Wlodarczyk
June 2025 — May 2026
1 year
Kevin Lerena
November 2023 — October 2024
1 year