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OUR MISSION
The Transnational Boxing Rankings Board was formed in October 2012 as a volunteer initiative to provide boxing with authoritative top-ten rankings, identify the singular world champion of every division by strict reasoning and common sense, and to insist on the sport’s reform. Board membership includes fifty respected boxing journalists and record keepers from around the world who are uncompromised by so-called sanctioning bodies and promoters.
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LATEST UPDATE
2 March 2026
Lamont Roach (#2) exits the Lightweight divisional rankings due to divisional inactivity, while Gervonta Davis (#4) exits due to inactivity. Jose Valenzuela and Jadier Herrera enter the rankings at #9 and #10, respectively.
In a fight between two ranked fighters at Junior Lightweight, Emanuel Navarrete stopped Eduardo Nunez. Nunez moves down to #7.
Lorenzo Parra is a new entry at Featherweight, coming in at #9, replacing Elijah Pierce.
Strawweight Joseph Sumabong moves up to #9.
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Danielle Perkins exits the Heavyweight rankings. Annabell Honnert is a new entry at #5.
Perkins and Che Kenneally are new entries at Light Heavyweight, coming in at #1 and #5, respectively. They replace Emma Sue Greentree and Alexandra Petre.
Junior Welterweight Samantha Worthington leaves the rankings, with Edith Soledad Matthysse arriving at #5.
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Every member of the Transnational Boxing Rankings Board is a volunteer. We are on the following continents:
- Asia
- Australia
- Europe
- North America
- South America
We represent 22 countries, including: Argentina, Australia, Canada, Chile, Costa Rica, England, Finland, India, Ireland, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, the Philippines, Russia, Scotland, Spain, Sweden, Thailand, the United States, Vietnam, and the commonwealth of Puerto Rico.
MEN:
Thursday, March 5-
Montreal, Quebec, Canada-
Super Middleweight- Steven Butler vs. Ramadan Hiseni
Cruiserweight- Lenar Perez vs. Isaac Chilemba
Junior Welterweight- Jhon Orobio vs. Yomar Alamo
Super Middleweight- Moreno Fendoro vs. Shawn McCalman
Junior Welterweight- Steve Claggett vs. Alejandro Frias Rodriguez
Friday, March 6-
Wroclaw. Poland-
Middleweight- Karol Welter vs. Evander Castillo
Managua, Nicaragua-
Flyweight- Julio Cabrera vs. Gerardo Zapata
Saturday, March 7-
Tokyo, Japan-
Junior Lightweight- Yamato Hata vs. Tae Sun Kim
Junior Lightweight- Reo Saito vs. Shunpei Ohata
Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada-
Cruiserweight- Ryan Rozicki vs. Gerardo Mellado
Los Cobos, Baja California Sur, Mexico-
Junior Bantamweight- Jassiel Ramon Amador Gomez vs. Pedro Delgado Gayton
Altamonte Springs, Florida, USA-
Heavyweight- Gustavo Trujillo vs. Phillip Penson
Sunday, March 8-
Las Vegas, Nevada, USA-
WORLD CRUISERWEIGHT TITLE- Champion Jai Opetaia vs. Brandon Glanton
Welterweight- Ricardo Salas vs. Jesus Saracho
Monday, March 9-
Tokyo, Japan-
Featherweight- Junya Shimoda vs. Kyosuke Okamoto
WOMEN:
Friday, March 6-
Managua, Nicaragua-
Junior Flyweight- Eveling Junieth Ortega vs. Erika Nahomi Sampedro Segura
Saturday, March 7-
Auckland, New Zealand-
Junior Flyweight- Emma Nesbitt vs. Banthita Pumkrathok
Bolton, Lancashire, England-
Welterweight- April Hunter vs. Patricia Gonzalez
Buenos Aires, Distrito Federal, Argentina-
Lightweight- Maria Ines Ferreyra vs. TBA
Strawweight- Sol Cudos vs. Daiana Jackeline Ortiz
Junior Flyweight- #2 at 112/#4 at 108 Gabriela Celeste Alaniz vs. TBA
Sunday, March 8-
Pathum Thani, Thailand-
Junior Flyweight- Sarsha McGurk vs. Natthanan Sangiamchit
Brcko, Bosnia And Herzegovina-
Featherweight- Cheyenne Hanson vs. TBA
Monday, March 9-
Tokyo, Japan-
Junior Bantamweight- Xidi Wang vs. Yuki Fuke
THE TRUE CHAMPIONS (men)
| Division | Name | Record | Nation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heavyweight | Oleksandr Usyk | 24-0-0 (15) | UKR |
| Cruiserweight | Jai Opetaia | 29-0-0 (23) | AUS |
| Light Heavyweight | Dmitry Bivol | 24-1-0 (12) | RUS |
| Junior Welterweight | Shakur Stevenson | 25-0-0 (11) | USA |
| Junior Featherweight | Naoya Inoue | 32-0-0 (27) | JPN |
| Junior Bantamweight | Jesse Rodriguez | 23-0-0 (16) | USA |
THE TRUE CHAMPIONS (women)
| Division | Name | Record | Nation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Heavyweight | Claressa Shields | 17-0-0 (3) | USA |
| Super Middleweight | Shadasia Green | 16-1-0 (11) | USA |
| Middleweight | Claressa Shields | 17-0-0 (3) | USA |
| Welterweight | Lauren Price | 9-0-0 (2) | Wales |
| Junior Welterweight | Katie Taylor | 25-1-0 (6) | Ireland |
| Lightweight | Open | - | - |
| Junior Lightweight | Alycia Baumgardner | 17-1-0 (7) | USA |
| Featherweight | Amanda Serrano | 48-4-1 (31) | Puerto Rico |
| Junior Featherweight | Ellie Scotney | 11-0-0 (0) | England |
| Bantamweight | Cherneka Johnson | 19-2-0 (8) | Australia |
| Junior Bantamweight | Mizuki Hiruta | 10-0-0 (2) | Japan |
| Flyweight | Gabriela Fundora | 17-0-0 )9) | USA |
Teddy Atlas
In-studio Analyst , ESPN
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