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Super Welterweight Boxing Rankings - January 2001

Super Welterweight rankings for January 2001. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
Note: Between September 1989 and November 2001 The Ring published contender rankings only (positions 1–10) and did not include a separate "champion" in its ratings.
Note: The WBC and IBF January 2001 rankings are not available.
RankWBAJanuary 2001WBOJanuary 2001RINGJanuary 2001
🏆Felix Trinidad
Super Champion
Harry Simon
Champion
🏆Felix Trinidad
World Champion
1Jose FloresAnthony FarnellFelix Trinidad
2Fernando VargasRonald WrightFernando Vargas
3Ronald WrightRoman KarmazinRonald Wright+3
4Ike QuarteyWayne AlexanderIke Quartey-1
5Ross ThompsonFernando VargasFrancisco Castillejo-1
6Julio Cesar VasquezRobert AllenNEWHarry Simon-1
7Mamadou ThiamMichael RaskBronco McKart
8Frank OlsenLuis Ramon CampasLuis Ramon Campas
9Kevin KellyFathi MissaouiTony Marshall
10Paulina CardonaNicolas CerveraNEWShibata Flores
11Michael RaskFrancisco Mora-1
12Emmett LintonNicky Martinez-1
13Juan Carlos CandeloOba Carr-1
14Adrian StoneJose Flores-1
15Travis SimmsEmmett Linton-1

Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, RING

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Month-over-month changes since December 2000

WBOJanuary 2001 vs December 2000

Entered the top 10

  • Robert AllenEnters at #6
  • Nicolas CerveraNow in the top 10 at #10

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Ike QuarteyPreviously held #6
  • Francisco MoraJust outside at #11

Biggest fallers

  • Francisco MoraSlipped a spot to #11
    -1
  • Nicky MartinezSlipped a spot to #12
    -1
  • Oba CarrDown one place to #13
    -1

RINGJanuary 2001 vs December 2000

Biggest risers

  • Ronald WrightImproved from #6 to #3
    +3

Biggest fallers

  • Ike QuarteyFrom #3 to #4
    -1
  • Francisco CastillejoDown one place to #5
    -1
  • Harry SimonSlipped a spot to #6
    -1

About the Super Welterweight Division

Weight Limit: 147-154 lbs (66.7-69.9 kg)

Super Welterweight, also known as Junior Middleweight, sits between Welterweight and Middleweight. The division features fighters who combine welterweight speed with increased power.

Division Characteristics

Super Welterweights are known for their speed and technical skill, with many fighters capable of fighting at a high pace while maintaining power throughout the fight.

Notable Facts

The Super Welterweight division has produced many exciting fighters and competitive matchups. Many welterweights move up to this division as they age and gain weight.

Historical Context

Established in 1962, Super Welterweight has developed into a competitive division that often serves as a stepping stone between Welterweight and Middleweight.

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