24 November 2025

Last weekend’s card in Saudi Arabia has caused a number of changes to the men’s rankings.

After being stopped by the #2 at Light Heavyweight, David Benavidez, Anthony Yarde drops out of the rankings. Zach Parker comes in at #10.

Brian Norman came into his fight with Devin Haney ranked #1 in the Welterweight rankings. Haney now occupies that position after beating Norman on points and Norman drops down to #2. Haney’s entrance into the rankings forces Tulani Mbenge to exit.

Haney’s second fight above the Junior Welterweight limit means that he exits that division, and Adam Azim comes in, entering at #10.

Abdullah Mason’s victory over Sam Noakes moves up one place in the Lightweight rankings to #6.

Sergio Mendoza exits the Flyweight rankings due to two fights at different weights. Taking his place is Jukiya Iimura at #10.

In the women’s rankings, both Sequita Hemingway (#4) and Annie Mazerolle (#5) exit the top five at Heavyweight. Celina Agwu and Annbell Honert take their place at #4 and #5, respectively.

Agwu’s entry at heavyweight means that she exits the Light Heavyweight rankings, after having two consecutive bouts above 175. Luiza Davvydova takes her place, coming in at #5.

Femke Hermans exits the rankings at Junior Middleweight due to inactivity. Elia Carranza is a new entry at #5.

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