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Boxing rankings

Every list, side by side.

The four sanctioning bodies' monthly lists and the independent board's, with their champions, next to our own two tables: the BXR rating, built from every professional result since 1960, and the BXP points race over the last two years.

49,343ranking lists
6lists at super bantamweight
1960our rating from
Oct 2026 listsHeavyweight
WBCBOARDBXRBXP

    The divisions

    Super bantamweight, October 2026

    Each division has its own address, men and women apart. Every cell is that list's place for the fighter.

    Across the lists
    CChampion1Ranked first·Outside the top 10
    FighterWBCOct 2026WBASep 2026WBOSep 2026BoardOct 2026BXRours, Oct 2026BXPours, Oct 2026Lists
    Naoya InoueCCCC11
    6/6
    Junto Nakatani152524
    6/6
    Ramon Cardenas2232·10
    5/6
    Murodjon Akhmadaliev338·10·
    4/6
    Sam Goodman···172
    3/6
    Mukhammad Shekhov915···
    3/6
    Fillipus Nghitumbwa6·109··
    3/6
    Carl Jammes Martin··1·5·
    2/6
    Ryosuke Nishida4··6··
    2/6
    Yukinori Oguni···4·6
    2/6
    Gabriel Santisima··77··
    2/6
    Jun Ikegawa7··8··
    2/6
    Jose Tito Sanchez10··10··
    2/6
    Alex Santisma Jr···3··
    1/6
    Luis Nery····3·
    1/6
    Champions

    4 belts held
    WBC Inoue, WBA Inoue, WBO Inoue, the board Inoue

    Most agreed

    Naoya Inoue
    on 6 of the 6 lists here

    Rating v points

    Naoya Inoue first on rating
    Naoya Inoue first on points, on the last two years

    WBCOct 2026
    1. CNaoya Inoue
    2. 1Junto Nakatani
    3. 2Ramon Cardenas
    4. 3Murodjon Akhmadaliev
    5. 4Ryosuke Nishida
    6. 5Kazuki Nakajima
    7. 6Fillipus Nghitumbwa
    8. 7Jun Ikegawa
    9. 8Arturo Cardenas Popoca
    10. 9Mukhammad Shekhov
    11. 10Jose Tito Sanchez
    WBASep 2026
    1. CNaoya Inoue
    2. 1Mukhammad Shekhov
    3. 2Ramon Cardenas
    4. 3Murodjon Akhmadaliev
    5. 4Victor Santillan
    6. 5Junto Nakatani
    7. 6Toshiki Shimomachi
    8. 7Angel Barrientes
    9. 8Kevin Gonzalez
    10. 9Joe Mcgrail
    11. 10Yerny Betancourt
    WBOSep 2026
    1. CNaoya Inoue
    2. 1Carl Jammes Martin
    3. 2Junto Nakatani
    4. 3Ramon Cardenas
    5. 4John Riel Casimero
    6. 5Mukhammad Shekhov
    7. 6Shabaz Masoud
    8. 7Gabriel Santisima
    9. 8Murodjon Akhmadaliev
    10. 9Alex Santisima Jr.
    11. 10Fillipus Nghitumbwa
    The boardOct 2026
    1. CNaoya Inoue
    2. 1Sam Goodman
    3. 2Ramon Cardenas
    4. 3Alex Santisma Jr
    5. 4Yukinori Oguni
    6. 5Junto Nakatani
    7. 6Ryosuke Nishida
    8. 7Gabriel Santisima
    9. 8Jun Ikegawa
    10. 9Fillipus Nghitumbwa
    11. 10Jose Tito Sanchez
    BXROct 2026
    1. 1Naoya Inoue
    2. 2Junto Nakatani
    3. 3Luis Nery
    4. 4Guillermo Rigondeaux
    5. 5Carl Jammes Martin
    6. 6Jerwin Ancajas
    7. 7Sam Goodman
    8. 8Chainoi Worawut
    9. 9Jonathan Guzmán
    10. 10Murodjon Akhmadaliev
    BXPOct 2026
    1. 1Naoya Inoue
    2. 2Sam Goodman
    3. 3Alexandro Santiago
    4. 4Junto Nakatani
    5. 5Kenneth Llover
    6. 6Yukinori Oguni
    7. 7Danny Bodish
    8. 8Gary Antonio Russell
    9. 9Kim Ye-joon
    10. 10Ramon Cardenas

    Our own tables

    Two questions, two tables

    The bodies rank by their own rules. Ours are built only from results, the same way for everyone, and published every month.

    BXR

    Rating: who is best

    Every professional result moves both fighters, weighted by how the fight was won, title fights and scheduled length. Monthly lists from 1960, men and women apart.

    BXP

    Points: who is on the best run

    Wins earn points only against strong opponents, a title win adds more, and points fade after a year and drop off after two. Busy fighters against weak opposition earn next to nothing.

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