12th May 2025

There are significant changes in several of the men’s rankings this week.

At Junior Middleweight, Erickson Lubin enters at #9. Yoenis Tellez exits.

At Welterweight, Souleymane Cissokho is a new entry at #5. Raul Curiel (#10) exits the top ten.

Lightweights Ramond Muratalla (#7) and Zaur Abdullaev (#8) fought each other last weekend, with Muratalla winning on points. Muratalla moves up to #6 and Abdullaev moves down to #8. Denys Berinchyk enters at #10, replacing Vasiliy Lomachenko (#1) who exits due to inactivity.

Anthony Cacace is now #3 in the Junior Lightweight rankings after his stoppage win. With all the controversy surrounding the fight between Emmanuel Navarrete and Charly Suarez, Suarez’s performance has made him a new entry at #10. Raymond Ford (#10) exits the rankings.

Rafael Espinoza is now the #2 Featherweight after his latest victory.

Emmanuel Rodriguez (#6) exits the Bantamweight rankings due to inactivity. David Cuellar Contreas enters at #10.   

Finally, #10 Strawweight Katsunari Takayama has announced his retirement. Joey Canoy takes his place at #10.

The only ranked male boxer fighting this week is #5 junior middleweight Serhii Bohachuk.

There are a couple of changes in the women’s rankings this week.

#4 Featherweight Nina Meinke moves up to #3.

At Junior Featherweight Mayelli Flores Rosquero enters at #4. Mea Motu (#5) exits.

The main women’s fight is at junior bantamweight, where the top two boxers, Mizuki Hiruta and Carla Ayelen Merino, will fight for the vacant world title.

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