29 December 2025

After one week in the Junior Featherweight rankings, Kazuki Nakajima now exits to make way for Junto Nakatani, who enters at #7. Alan Picasso Romero’s defeat to the world champion Naoya Inoue means he slides down to #10. More on Inoue later.

Nakatani’s move up to 122 leaves a space in the Bantamweight rankings to be filled. Kenneth Llover fills it, coming in at #10.

At Flyweight, Masamichi Yabuki moves up to #3, while Felix Alvarado moves down to #8.

Terence Crawford’s retirement means that the Super Middleweight title is now vacant. It also means that there is a new P4P #1, with Inoue’s latest win moving him into that position. David Benavidez is a new entry at #10.

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At Light Heavyweight, Che Kenneally exits due to inactivity, and Bolatito Oluwole exits due to inactivity at 175. Emma-Sue Greentree and Alexandra Petre enter at #4 and #5, respectively.

Hanna Gabriels also exits the rankings due to inactivity, this time at Super Middleweight. Rachel Lally returns to the rankings at #5.

Dina Thorslund is moving up to featherweight and therefore leaves the Bantamweight rankings. Ellie Bouttell comes in at #5.

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