2 February 2026

Fights from the weekend have resulted in a lot of changes to the men’s rankings.

At Super Middleweight, William Scull was stopped for the first time in his career. The loss means he exits the rankings. His opponent, Jacob Bank, is a new entry at #9.

In an upset at Junior Middleweight, Josh Kelly defeated Bakhram Murtazaliev and is a new entry at #4. In the same division, Xander Zayas beat fellow top 10 ranked fighter Abass Baraou. Zayas moves up to #3.

There is a new world champion at Junior Welterweight, as Shakur Stevenson dethroned Teofimo Lopez. Lopez drops to #5 in the rankings. Keyshawn Davis is now competing as a junior welterweight, and his victory last weekend is enough for him to be a new entry at #7.

Lopez’s defeat also pushes him out of the P4P rankings. Oscar Collazo is a new entry at #10. Stevenson’s win moves up to #4 P4P.

As Keyshawn Davis has moved up to junior welterweight, a space has been created in the Lightweight rankings.  Lucas Bahdi arrives in the rankings, a new entry at #10.

Stephen Fulton exits the Featherweight rankings due to inactivity. Sam Goodman comes in at #10.

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There are no changes to the women’s rankings this week.

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