WBC Super Bantamweight boxing rankings- September 2023

WBC Super Bantamweight rankings archive for September 2023. This page is the WBC-only list. View all WBC rankings, or compare the Super Bantamweight boxing rankings across all organizations, or open the latest WBC Super Bantamweight rankings.

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Rank	WBCSeptember 2023
	Naoya InoueNEW World Champion
1	Luis Nery+1
2	Alan Picasso RomeroNEW
3	Stephen Fulton-3
4	Chainoi Worawut+1
5	Murodjon Akhmadaliev-1
6	Liam Davies+2
7	John Riel Casimero-1
8	Azat Hovhannisyan-1
9	Yoshiki Takei
10	Sam Goodman+6
11	Elijah Pierce+3
12	Aaron Alameda-2
13	Kevin Gonzalez-2
14	Bryan Mercado Vazquez+1
15	TJ Doheny+9
16	Gerald Pedroza Contreras+1
17	Ionut Baluta+1
18	Toshiki ShimomachiNEW
19	Carl Jammes Martin-6
20	Erik Robles AyalaNEW
21	Jose Salas Reyes+7
22	Lee McGregor-3
23	Luis Fernando Rodriguez
24	Fillipus Nghitumbwa+1
25	Ryo Akaho+1
26	Shabaz Masoud+3
27	Ariel Lopez+3
28	Mike Plania-6
29	Jason Cunningham-17
30	Jose Tito SanchezNEW
31	Israel Rodriguez Picazo+2
32	Cristopher Lopez Rodriguez
33	Sabelo Ngebinyana-2
34	Dennis McCannNEW
35	Tony Rashid-1
36	Kazuki Nakajima-9
37	Hegly MosquedaNEW
38	Rodrigo Fabian Ruiz
39	Andrew Cain
40	Brayan De Gracia-4

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September 2023 archive

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Month-over-month changes since June 2023

There is a new Champion: Naoya Inoue(previously Stephen Fulton)

Became champion: 25 July 2023

Won the title by stopping Stephen Fulton in the eighth round in Tokyo.

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Entered the top 10

Alan Picasso RomeroEnters at #2
Sam GoodmanUp from #16 to #10

Dropped out of the top 10

David PicassoLast ranked #3
Aaron AlamedaFell to #12

Biggest risers

TJ DohenyImproved from #24 to #15
+9
Jose Salas ReyesImproved from #28 to #21
+7
Sam GoodmanJumped from #16 to #10
+6

Biggest fallers

Jason CunninghamDropped from #12 to #29
-17
Kazuki NakajimaDropped from #27 to #36
-9
Carl Jammes MartinDown 6 places to #19
-6

WBC Super Bantamweight 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 (April 1976).

WBC Super Bantamweight - World Champion

Naoya Inoue

25 July 2023Current

3 years 4 months

Became champion: 25 July 2023

Won the title by stopping Stephen Fulton in the eighth round in Tokyo.

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Stephen Fulton

27 November 2021July 2023

1 year 9 months

Became champion: 27 November 2021

Won the title by defeating Brandon Figueroa.

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Brandon Figueroa

15 May 2021November 2021

7 months

Became champion: 15 May 2021

Won the title by defeating Luis Nery.

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Luis Nery

26 September 2020May 2021

9 months

Became champion: 26 September 2020

Won the vacant title by defeating Aarón Alameda.

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Rey Vargas

25 February 2017August 2020

3 years 7 months

Became champion: 25 February 2017

Won the vacant title by defeating Gavin McDonnell.

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Hozumi Hasegawa

16 September 2016December 2016

4 months

Became champion: 16 September 2016

Won the title by defeating Hugo Ruiz.

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Hugo Ruiz

27 February 2016September 2016

8 months

Became champion: 27 February 2016

Won the title by defeating Julio Ceja.

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Julio Ceja

November 2015December 2015

2 months

Leo Santa Cruz

24 August 20131 November 2015

2 years 4 months

Became champion: 24 August 2013

Won the title by defeating Victor Terrazas.

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Victor Terrazas

20 April 2013August 2013

5 months

Became champion: 20 April 2013

Won the vacant title by defeating Cristian Mijares.

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Abner Mares

21 April 2012January 2013

10 months

Became champion: 21 April 2012

Won the title by defeating Eric Morel.

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Toshiaki Nishioka

18 December 2008March 2012

3 years 4 months

Became champion: 18 December 2008

Promoted from Interim Champion to WBC Champion.

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Israel Vazquez

4 August 2007December 2008

1 year 5 months

Became champion: 4 August 2007

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Rafael Marquez

3 March 2007August 2007

6 months

Became champion: 3 March 2007

Won the title by defeating Israel Vázquez.

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Israel Vazquez

12 December 2005March 2007

1 year 4 months

Became champion: 12 December 2005

Won the title by defeating Óscar Larios.

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Oscar Larios

1 November 2002December 2005

3 years 2 months

Became champion: 1 November 2002

Won the title by defeating Willie Jorrín.

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Willie Jorrin

9 September 2000November 2002

2 years 3 months

Became champion: 9 September 2000

Won the vacant title by defeating Michael Brodie.

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Erik Morales

6 September 1997July 2000

2 years 11 months

Became champion: 6 September 1997

Won the title by defeating Daniel Zaragoza.

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Daniel Zaragoza

6 November 1995September 1997

1 year 11 months

Became champion: 6 November 1995

Won the title by defeating Hector Acero Sánchez.

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Hector Acero Sanchez

26 August 1994November 1995

1 year 4 months

Became champion: 26 August 1994

Won the title by defeating Tracy Harris Patterson.

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Tracy Harris Patterson

23 June 1992August 1994

2 years 3 months

Became champion: 23 June 1992

Won the title by defeating Thierry Jacob.

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Thierry Jacob

20 March 1992June 1992

4 months

Became champion: 20 March 1992

Won the title by defeating Daniel Zaragoza.

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Daniel Zaragoza

24 June 1991March 1992

10 months

Became champion: 24 June 1991

Won the title by defeating Kiyoshi Hatanaka.

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Kiyoshi Hatanaka

23 February 1991June 1991

5 months

Became champion: 23 February 1991

Won the title by defeating Pedro Rubén Décima.

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Pedro Ruben Decima

5 November 1990February 1991

4 months

Became champion: 5 November 1990

Won the title by defeating Paul Banke.

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Paul Banke

23 April 1990November 1990

8 months

Became champion: 23 April 1990

Won the title by defeating Daniel Zaragoza.

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Daniel Zaragoza

29 February 1988April 1990

2 years 3 months

Became champion: 29 February 1988

Won the vacant title by defeating Carlos Zárate.

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Jeff Fenech

8 May 1987January 1988

9 months

Became champion: 8 May 1987

Won the title by defeating Samart Payakaroon.

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Samart Payakaroon

18 January 1986May 1987

1 year 5 months

Became champion: 18 January 1986

Won the title by defeating Lupe Pintor.

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Lupe Pintor

18 August 1985January 1986

6 months

Became champion: 18 August 1985

Won the title by defeating Juan Meza.

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Juan Meza

3 November 1984August 1985

10 months

Became champion: 3 November 1984

Won the title by defeating Jaime Garza.

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Jaime Garza

15 June 1983November 1984

1 year 6 months

Became champion: 15 June 1983

Won the vacant title by defeating Bobby Berna.

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Wilfredo Gomez

21 May 1977May 1983

6 years 1 month

Became champion: 21 May 1977

Won the title by defeating Yum Dong-Kyun.

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Dong Kyun Yum

24 November 1976May 1977

7 months

Became champion: 24 November 1976

Won the title by defeating Royal Kobayashi.

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Royal Kobayashi

9 October 1976November 1976

2 months

Became champion: 9 October 1976

Won the title by defeating Rigoberto Riasco.

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Rigoberto Riasco

3 April 1976October 1976

7 months

Became champion: 3 April 1976

Won the title by defeating Philip Waruinge.

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WBC Super Bantamweight - Interim Champion

Julio Ceja

1 November 2015February 2016

4 months

Became champion: 1 November 2015

Promoted to this title.

First shown in November 2015 rankingsView source

WBC Super Bantamweight Title History

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