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Super Welterweight Boxing Rankings - September 2011

Super Welterweight rankings for September 2011. Change division or month to compare rankings.

Division
Period
Org
Note: IBF archival data from this period duplicates the champion as Rank #1. Rankings shown here reflect the original contender order.
Note: The WBC September 2011 rankings are not available.
RankWBASeptember 2011IBFSeptember 2011WBOSeptember 2011RINGSeptember 2011
🏆Miguel Cotto
Super Champion
Cornelius Bundrage
Champion
Serhiy Dzinziruk
Champion
Vacant
🏆Austin Trout
World Champion
Zaurbek Baysangurov
Interim Champion
1Anthony Mundine
Vacant
Lukas KonecnyMiguel Cotto
2Nobuhiro Ishida
Vacant
Vanes MartirosyanAlfredo Angulo
3Pawel WolakDeandre Latimore+1Pawel WolakSaul Alvarez
4Rigoberto AlvarezNikola Stefanovic+1Paul WilliamsVanes Martirosyan
5Antonio MargaritoErislandy Lara+1Anthony MundineErislandy Lara
6Paul WilliamsSechew Powell+1Carlos QuintanaCarlos Molina
7Erislandy LaraCarlos Molina+1Michel SoroCornelius Bundrage
8Charlie OtaPawel Wolak+1Cory SpinksSerhiy Dzinziruk
9Jonathan GonzalezCory Spinks+1Erislandy LaraPawel Wolak
10Carlos MolinaGiorbis Barthelemy+1Jonathan Gonzalez+1Austin Trout
11Jean Carlos PradaVanes Martirosyan+1Javier MacIel+1
12Yuki NonakaDerek Ennis+1Sergio Mora-2
13Siarhei RabchankaDelvin Rodriguez+1Sergio J. Sanders+1
14Frank LoportoGabriel RosadoNEWOleksandr Spyrko+1
15Adam TrupishDemetrius AndradeNEW

Source: WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, RING

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Month-over-month changes since August 2011

WBOSeptember 2011 vs August 2011

Entered the top 10

  • Jonathan GonzalezClimbed from #11 up to #10

Dropped out of the top 10

  • Sergio MoraNow ranked #12

Biggest risers

  • Jonathan GonzalezClimbed a place to #10
    +1
  • Javier MacIelUp one spot to #11
    +1
  • Sergio J. SandersFrom #14 to #13
    +1

Biggest fallers

  • Sergio MoraFrom #10 to #12
    -2

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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