Became champion:
Promoted from Interim Champion by the WBC Board of Governors as the organisation reviewed Jermall Charlo's situation and supported his mental wellbeing.
First shown in May 2024 rankingsView sourceWBC Middleweight boxing rankings- May 2015
WBC Middleweight rankings archive for May 2015. This page is the WBC-only list. View all WBC rankings, or compare the Middleweight boxing rankings across all organizations, or open the latest WBC Middleweight rankings.
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May 2015 archive
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Month-over-month changes since June 2014
There is a new Interim Champion: 
Gennadiy Golovkin(previously 
Marco Antonio Rubio)
Entered the top 10
- Tureano JohnsonUp from #18 to #2
- Sergio MartinezInto the top 10 at #4
- Daniel GealeInto the top 10 at #6
- Ryota MurataPreviously ranked #13
- Sergio MoraNow #8 (was #15)
- Jonathan GonzalezInto the top 10 at #9
- Arif MagomedovPreviously ranked #21
Dropped out of the top 10
- Daniel JacobsPreviously #1, now WBA World Champion
- David LemieuxPreviously #3, now IBF Champion
- Curtis StevensJust outside at #11
- Jermain TaylorLast ranked #5
- Domenico SpadaOut of the top 10 after being #6
- Andrey MeryasevFell to #13
- Matthew MacKlinDown to #32
Biggest risers
- Tureano JohnsonUp 16 places to #2
- Dominic WadeUp 16 places to #15
- Tony JeterUp 12 places to #12
Biggest fallers
- Matthew MacKlinDown 22 places to #32
- Jarrod FletcherDropped from #12 to #31
- Curtis StevensDropped from #4 to #11
WBC Middleweight Title History
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