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Super Middleweight Boxing Rankings - April 2004

Super Middleweight rankings for April 2004. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
Note: The WBC and IBF April 2004 rankings are not available.
RankWBAApril 2004WBOApril 2004RINGApril 2004
🏆Manuel SiacaNEW
World Champion
Joe Calzaghe
Champion
Vacant
1Mads Larsen+1Charles BrewerJoe Calzaghe
2Anthony Mundine-2Mario VeitManny SiacaNEW
3Mikkel KesslerKabary SalemAnthony Mundine
4Jeff LacyJeff Lacy+1Antwun Echols
5Antwun EcholsMikkel Kessler+1Danny Green
6Byron MitchellRudy Markussen+1Byron Mitchell
7Brian MageeMads Larsen-3Markus Beyer
8Danilo HausslerMger Mkrtchyan+2Charles Brewer
9Nordin Ben SalahLibrado AndradeNEWMads Larsen
10Syd VanderpoolNEWTito Mendoza+1Robin Reid
11Charles BrewerDanilo Haussler+1
12Mario VeitArmand Krajnc-4
13Jackson ChanetAntwun Echols
14Robin ReidByron Mitchell
15Vitaly TsypkoSyd Vanderpool

Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, RING

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Month-over-month changes since March 2004

WBAApril 2004 vs March 2004

🏆

There is a new World Champion: Manuel Siaca(previously Anthony Mundine)

Entered the top 10

  • Syd VanderpoolEnters at #10

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Tito MendozaPreviously held #10

Biggest risers

  • Mads LarsenClimbed a place to #1
    +1

WBOApril 2004 vs March 2004

Entered the top 10

  • Librado AndradeEnters at #9
  • Tito MendozaPreviously #11, enters at #10

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Armand KrajncDown to #12
  • Willie StewartPreviously held #9

Biggest risers

  • Mger MkrtchyanNow ranked #8 (was #10)
    +2
  • Jeff LacyFrom #5 to #4
    +1
  • Mikkel KesslerFrom #6 to #5
    +1

Biggest fallers

  • Armand KrajncDropped from #8 to #12
    -4
  • Mads LarsenNow #7 after being #4 last month
    -3

RINGApril 2004 vs March 2004

Entered the top 10

  • Manny SiacaInto the top 10 at #2

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Sven OttkePreviously held #2

About the Super Middleweight Division

Weight Limit: 160-168 lbs (72.6-76.2 kg)

Super Middleweight, established in 1984, is a relatively modern division that has become one of boxing's most competitive weight classes. The division features fighters who combine middleweight speed with near-light heavyweight power.

Division Characteristics

Super Middleweights are known for their versatility - they can box technically, brawl, and everything in between. The division often produces exciting, competitive fights.

Notable Facts

The Super Middleweight division gained significant attention with the Super Six World Boxing Classic tournament, which brought together the best fighters in the division for a round-robin competition.

Historical Context

Created to bridge the gap between Middleweight and Light Heavyweight, Super Middleweight has evolved into a highly respected division with a strong talent pool.

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