WBO Super Flyweight Rankings Archive | October 2015

Rank	WBOOctober 2015
	Naoya Inoue World Champion
1	Warlito Parrenas
2	David Carmona
3	Omar Andres Narvaez+1
4	Rex Tso-1
5	Jamie Conlan
6	Petchbarngborn Kokietgym
7	Luis Nery+1
8	Yoan Boyeaux-1
9	Sho Ishida+5
10	Wisaksil Wangek+2
11	Jerwin Ancajas+2
12	Oleydong SithsamerchaiNEW
13	Takuma Inoue-3
14	Khalid YafaiNEW
15	Ricardo Rodriguez-6

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October 2015 archive

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Month-over-month changes since September 2015

Entered the top 10

Sho IshidaJumped from #14 into the top 10
Wisaksil WangekUp from #12 to #10

Dropped out of the top 10

Ricardo RodriguezNow ranked #15
Takuma InoueNow ranked #13

Biggest risers

Sho IshidaNow #9 after being #14 last month
+5
Wisaksil WangekFrom #12 to #10
+2
Jerwin AncajasFrom #13 to #11
+2

Biggest fallers

Ricardo RodriguezDown 6 places to #15
-6
Takuma InoueDown 3 places to #13
-3
Rex TsoSlipped a spot to #4
-1

WBO Super Flyweight Title History

Champions who have held each belt, most recent first. Exact dates are shown where verified; month-only dates reflect available records. Available history begins in April 1989, combining ranking archives and sourced title records.

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WBO Super Flyweight - Super Champion

Omar Andres Narvaez

15 May 2010January 2015

Became champion: 15 May 2010

Won the title by defeating Everth Briceno.

First shown in June 2010 rankingsView source

WBO Super Flyweight - World Champion

Kenshiro Teraji

20 July 2026Current

Became champion: 20 July 2026

Won the vacant WBO title by defeating Israel Gonzalez by unanimous decision after Jesse Rodriguez vacated the title to move to bantamweight.

First shown in July 2026 rankingsView source

Jesse Rodriguez

19 July 202520 July 2026

366 days

Became champion: 19 July 2025

Won the title by defeating Phumelele Cafu.

First shown in July 2025 rankingsView source

Phumelela Cafu

14 October 202419 July 2025

278 days

Became champion: 14 October 2024

Won the title by defeating Kosei Tanaka.

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Kosei Tanaka

24 February 2024September 2024

Became champion: 24 February 2024

Won the title by defeating Christian Bacasegua.

First shown in March 2024 rankingsView source

Junto Nakatani

20 May 202313 December 2023

207 days

Became champion: 20 May 2023

Won the title by defeating Andrew Moloney.

First shown in June 2023 rankingsView source

Kazuto Ioka

19 June 201915 February 2023

1,337 days

Became champion: 19 June 2019

Won the title by defeating Aston Palicte.

First shown in June 2019 rankingsView source

Donnie Nietes

31 December 201828 February 2019

59 days

Became champion: 31 December 2018

Won the title by defeating Kazuto Ioka.

First shown in January 2019 rankingsView source

Naoya Inoue

30 December 20146 March 2018

1,162 days

Became champion: 30 December 2014

Won the title by defeating Omar Narváez.

First shown in January 2015 rankingsView source

Jorge Arce

30 January 2010May 2010

Became champion: 30 January 2010

Won the title by defeating Angky Angkotta.

First shown in February 2010 rankingsView source

Marvin Sonsona

4 September 200920 November 2009

77 days

Became champion: 4 September 2009

Won the title by defeating José López.

First shown in September 2009 rankingsView source

Jose Lopez

28 March 20094 September 2009

160 days

Became champion: 28 March 2009

Won the title by defeating Pramuansak Posuwan.

First shown in April 2009 rankingsView source

Fernando Montiel

9 April 200528 March 2009

1,449 days

Became champion: 9 April 2005

Won the title by defeating Iván Hernández.

First shown in March 2009 rankingsView source

Fernando Montiel

9 April 200510 February 2009

1,403 days

Became champion: 9 April 2005

Won the title by defeating Iván Hernández.

First shown in August 2005 rankingsView source

Ivan Hernandez

25 September 2004July 2005

Became champion: 25 September 2004

Won the title by defeating Mark Johnson.

First shown in July 2005 rankingsView source

Fernando Montiel

9 April 2005June 2005

Became champion: 9 April 2005

Won the title by defeating Iván Hernández.

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Ivan Hernandez

25 September 2004April 2005

Became champion: 25 September 2004

Won the title by defeating Mark Johnson.

First shown in October 2004 rankingsView source

Mark Johnson

16 August 200325 September 2004

406 days

Became champion: 16 August 2003

Won the title by defeating Fernando Montiel.

First shown in September 2003 rankingsView source

Fernando Montiel

22 June 200216 August 2003

420 days

Became champion: 22 June 2002

Won the title by defeating Pedro Alcázar.

First shown in July 2002 rankingsView source

Pedro Alcazar

16 June 200122 June 2002

371 days

Became champion: 16 June 2001

Won the title by defeating Adonis Rivas.

First shown in June 2001 rankingsView source

Adonis Rivas

20 November 199916 June 2001

574 days

Became champion: 20 November 1999

Won the title by defeating Diego Morales.

First shown in January 2000 rankingsView source

Diego Morales

7 June 1999November 1999

Became champion: 7 June 1999

Won the title by defeating Victor Godoi.

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Victor Godoi

December 1998June 1999

Won an interim title against Pedro Morquecho in November 1998. The contemporary report anticipated full recognition on 3 December if Johnny Tapia moved up, but does not confirm that the conditional promotion took effect on that day.

First shown in December 1998 rankingsView source

Johnny Tapia

14 October 1994December 1998

Became champion: 14 October 1994

Won the vacant title by defeating Henry Martínez.

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Johnny Bredahl