Compare live super bantamweight rankings from the WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO and The RING. Combined rankings list, not fight records. Single-organization lists: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO or RING.
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How many names moved on each organisation’s list this month.
There is a new Interim Champion: 
Sam Goodman
Became champion:
Won the vacant interim title by unanimous decision over Ryosuke Nishida in Tokyo.
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Super Bantamweight, also known as Junior Featherweight, sits between Bantamweight and Featherweight. The division features fast, skilled fighters with excellent technical ability.
Super Bantamweights combine speed and skill, with fighters typically relying on technical boxing ability and quick combinations. The division is known for its competitive nature.
The Super Bantamweight division has produced many exciting fighters and competitive matchups. The division is known for its depth of talent and technical skill.
Established in 1976, Super Bantamweight has developed into a respected division that often serves as a bridge between Bantamweight and Featherweight.
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The ranking data is sourced from published ranking documents and pages for the WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, and The RING. We check for new publications monthly and verify each list. All data is taken from publicly available source material published by those organizations and ratings sources.
Most organizations publish monthly rankings within the first two weeks of each month, though timing can vary. Box-Rank checks for new documents every month and aims to have new lists live within 24-48 hours of official publication.
A boxer may be inactive, unrecognized by that organization, or recently moved to a different weight class. The table reflects only the officially published top contenders. Extended inactivity, significant losses, or rule violations can also lead to removal.
Vacant means that organization has not named a champion or holder for that slot in this published list. It is not a ranked boxer. The rest of the contender order still comes from the same official document.
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Champions who have held each belt, from oldest to most recent. Title history only goes back as far as our earliest WBA monthly rankings (November 1977).
Became champion:
Won the title by knocking out Marlon Tapales in the tenth round in Tokyo.
First shown in December 2023 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Murodjon Akhmadaliev.
First shown in April 2023 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Daniel Roman.
First shown in January 2020 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating T. J. Doheny.
First shown in May 2019 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Nonito Donaire.
First shown in April 2013 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Steve Molitor.
First shown in November 2008 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Shun Kubo.
First shown in September 2017 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Nehomar Cermeño.
First shown in April 2017 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Qiu Xiaojun.
First shown in June 2016 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Scott Quigg.
First shown in February 2016 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Rico Ramos.
First shown in January 2012 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Akifumi Shimoda.
First shown in July 2011 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Retsuri Lee.
First shown in January 2011 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Bernard Dunne.
First shown in September 2009 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Ricardo Cordoba.
First shown in March 2009 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Somsak Sithchatchawal.
First shown in October 2006 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Mahyar Monshipour.
First shown in March 2006 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Salim Medjkoune.
First shown in July 2003 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Yoddamrong Sithyodthong.
First shown in rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Osamu Sato.
First shown in October 2002 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Yoddamrong Sithyodthong.
First shown in May 2002 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Yober Ortega.
First shown in February 2002 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the vacant title by defeating Jose Rojas.
First shown in November 2001 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Néstor Garza.
First shown in March 2000 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Enrique Sánchez.
First shown in January 2000 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the vacant title by defeating Rafael del Valle.
First shown in rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the vacant title by defeating Rubén Darío Palacios.
First shown in rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the interim title by unanimous decision against Victor Santillan in Las Vegas.
First shown in August 2026 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the interim title by stopping Noel Reyes Cepeda in the third round in Santo Domingo.
First shown in February 2026 rankingsView sourceChampions 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).
Became champion:
Won the title by stopping Stephen Fulton in the eighth round in Tokyo.
First shown in September 2023 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Brandon Figueroa.
First shown in February 2022 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the vacant title by defeating Gavin McDonnell.
First shown in rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Julio Ceja.
First shown in March 2016 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Victor Terrazas.
First shown in January 2014 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the vacant title by defeating Cristian Mijares.
First shown in rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the vacant title by defeating Michael Brodie.
First shown in rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Tracy Harris Patterson.
First shown in rankingsView sourceChampions who have held each belt, from oldest to most recent. Title history only goes back as far as our earliest IBF monthly rankings (December 1983).
Became champion:
Won the title by knocking out Marlon Tapales in the tenth round in Tokyo.
First shown in December 2023 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Murodjon Akhmadaliev.
First shown in April 2023 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Daniel Roman.
First shown in January 2020 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Ryosuke Iwasa.
First shown in August 2018 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Yukinori Oguni.
First shown in September 2017 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Jonathan Guzmán.
First shown in December 2016 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Shingo Wake.
First shown in July 2016 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Kiko Martínez.
First shown in September 2014 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Jonatan Romero.
First shown in August 2013 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Alejandro Lopez.
First shown in February 2013 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Jeffrey Mathebula.
First shown in July 2012 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Takalani Ndlovu.
First shown in March 2012 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Steve Molitor.
First shown in March 2011 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Takalani Ndlovu.
First shown in April 2010 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Steve Molitor.
First shown in December 2008 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Michael Hunter.
First shown in November 2006 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Jose Luis Valbuena.
First shown in December 2005 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the vacant title by defeating John Michael Johnson.
First shown in rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the vacant title by defeating Moises Fuentes Rocha.
First shown in rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the vacant interim title by unanimous decision over Ryosuke Nishida in Tokyo.
First shown in September 2026 rankingsView sourceChampions who have held each belt, from oldest to most recent. Title history only goes back as far as our earliest WBO monthly rankings (April 1989).
Became champion:
Won the super bantamweight title by stopping Stephen Fulton in the eighth round after the WBO had designated him Super Champion on 22 December 2022 while he held its bantamweight title.
First shown in September 2023 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Angelo Leo.
First shown in January 2021 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Tramaine Williams.
First shown in August 2020 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Isaac Dogboe.
First shown in December 2018 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Jessie Magdaleno.
First shown in May 2018 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Nonito Donaire.
First shown in November 2016 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Cesar Juarez.
First shown in January 2016 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Nonito Donaire.
First shown in May 2013 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Wilfredo Vazquez Jr..
First shown in February 2012 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Wilfredo Vazquez Jr.
First shown in May 2011 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Marvin Sonsona.
First shown in March 2010 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Daniel Ponce de León.
First shown in July 2008 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Sod Looknongyangtoy.
First shown in November 2005 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Fabio Daniel Oliva.
First shown in September 2002 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Jorge Monsalvo.
First shown in June 2001 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Was already listed as the WBO Champion in the preceding monthly rankings.
First shown in February 2000 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Marco Antonio Barrera.
First shown in rankingsView sourceChampions who have held each belt, from oldest to most recent. Title history only goes back as far as our earliest RING monthly rankings (February 1979).
Became champion:
Won the vacant Ring title by knocking out Marlon Tapales in the tenth round at Ariake Arena in Tokyo.
First shown in October 2024 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Nonito Donaire.
First shown in April 2013 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Toshiaki Nishioka.
First shown in October 2012 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Israel Vazquez.
First shown in March 2007 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Oscar Larios.
First shown in December 2005 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Bones Adams.
First shown in March 2002 rankingsView sourceBecame champion:
Won the title by defeating Nestor Jimenez.
First shown in March 1979 rankingsView source
Guillermo Rigondeaux
Celestino Caballero
Poonsawat Kratingdaenggym
Bernard Dunne
Wilfredo Vazquez
Luis Mendoza
Hong Soo Hwan
Steve Molitor