Became champion:
Won the title by defeating Josh Taylor.
First shown in July 2023 rankingsView sourceWBO Super Lightweight boxing rankings- September 2004
WBO Super Lightweight rankings archive for September 2004. This page is the WBO-only list. View all WBO rankings, or compare the Super Lightweight boxing rankings across all organizations, or open the latest WBO Super Lightweight rankings.
| Rank | WBOSeptember 2004 |
|---|---|
 |  Miguel CottoWorld Champion Miguel Cotto: won the title by defeating Kelson Pinto. Event date: 11 September 2004. First shown in the September 2004 rankings.Official source |
| 1 |  Ricky Hatton |
| 2 |  David Diaz |
| 3 | Henry Bruseles |
| 4 | Junior Witter |
| 5 |  Andriy Kotelnik |
| 6 |  Mukhammadkodir Abdullaev |
| 7 | Paul Spadafora |
| 8 |  Gianluca Branco |
| 9 |  Ricardo Torres |
| 10 |  Kelson Pinto |
| 11 | James Leija |
| 12 |  Juan Valenzuela |
| 13 |  Naoufel Ben Rabeh |
| 14 | Juan Urango |
| 15 |  Mike Arnaoutis |
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September 2004 archive
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Month-over-month changes since August 2004
There is a new Champion: Miguel Cotto
Became champion:
Won the title by defeating Kelson Pinto.
First shown in September 2004 rankingsView sourceEntered the top 10
- Ricardo TorresPreviously #11, enters at #9
Biggest risers
- Henry BruselesJumped from #6 to #3
- Ricky HattonNow ranked #1 (was #3)
- David DiazClimbed from #4 to #2
Biggest fallers
- Kelson PintoDropped from #1 to #10
WBO Super Lightweight Title History
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