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December 2019 HEAVYWEIGHT Champion: Anthony Joshua (23-1)- UK- Won a 12-round decision over Andy Ruiz, Jr. (33-1) on Dec. 7, 2019. KO’ed by new champion Andy Ruiz, Jr. in the seventh round on Jun. 1, 2019. 1- Oleksandr Usyk (16-0) –RUS- Won a 12-round bout over Chazz Witherspoon (38-3) on Oct. 12, 2019. Requested to be the mandatory challenger in the Heavyweight division. Section 14. Super Champion. (d) PRIVILEGES AFFORDED SUPER CHAMPIONS. (2) Eligibility to be considered for designation as the mandatory challenger in higher or lower division. If requested by a Super Champion, the Championship Committee may designate the Super Champion as the mandatory challenger for the immediate higher or lower division. The Championship Committee granted Mr. Usyk petition on June 22, 2019. 2- Joseph Parker (26-2)-NZ- Moved up after Tyson Fury was unavailable, will fight for the WBC and A. Joshua regained his title. TKO’ed Alex Leapai (32-7-4) in the tenth round on Jun. 29, 2019. 3- Adam Kownacki (20-0)-POL- Moved up after Tyson Fury was unavailable, will fight for the WBC and A. Joshua regained his title. Won a 12-round decision over Chris Arreola (38-5-1) on Aug. 3, 2019. 4- Andy Ruiz, Jr. (33-1)-USA. Lost a 12-round decision against Anthony Joshua on Dec. 7, 2019. TKO’ed the champion Anthony Joshua (22-0) in the seventh round on June 1, 2019. 5- Daniel Dubois (13-0)-UK- International. TKO’ed Ebenezer Tetteh (19-0) in the first round on Sep. 27, 2019. KO’ed Nathan Gorman (16-0) in the fifth round on Jul. 13, 2019. 6- Junior Fa (18-0)-NZ- Oriental. Moved up- Won a 10-round decision over Devin Vargas (21-5) on Nov. 15, 2019. Won a 10-round decision over Dominick Guinn (37-12-1) on Jun. 28, 2019. TKO’ed Newfel Ouatah (16-2) in the first round on Mar. 2, 2019. 7- Michael Hunter (18-1-1)-USA- Got a split draw against Dec. 7, 2019. Won over Sergey Kuzmin (15-0) by unanimous decision on Sep. 13, 2019. TKO’ed Fabio Maldonando (26-2) in the second round on May 25, 2019. 8- Evgeny Romanov (14-0)- RUS- Moved up after Tyson Fury was unavailable, will fight for the WBC and A. Joshua regained his title. TKO’ed Dario German Balmaceda (19-17-2) in the first round on Aug. 24, 2019. 9- Dereck Chisora (32-9)-UK- Int-Cont. Moved up after Tyson Fury was unavailable, will fight for the WBC and A. Joshua regained his title. TKO’ed David Price (25-6) in the fourth round on Oct. 26, 2019. 10- Zhilei Zhang (21-0)-CHN- Oriental Interim. Won a 10-round decision over Andriy Rudenko (32-4) on Nov. 30, 2019 11- Frank Sanchez Faure (13-0)-CUB- NABO. Moved up-Won a 10-round decision over Jack Mulowayi (7-1-1) on Oct. 26, 2019. TKO’ed Victor Bisbal (23-3) in the fourth round on Aug. 31, 2019. 12- Tom Schwarz (24-1) –GER- Moved up – Won a 12-round bout over Ilja Mezencev (20-1) on Sep. 28, 2019. TKO’ed Radek Varak (6-7) in the first round on Aug. 17, 2019. TKO’ed by Tyson Fury in the second round on Jun. 15, 2019 13- Demsey McKean (17-0)-AUST- KO’ed Scott Belshaw (10-7) in the third round on Nov. 8, 2019. TKO’ed Patrick Eneanya (10-1) in the sixth round on Sep. 21, 2019. 14- Filip Hrgovic (10-0) – CRO- KO’ed Eric Molina (27-5) in the third round on Dec. 7, 2019. 15- Kyotaro Fujimoto (21-2) –JPN- TKO’ed Suthat Kalalek in the sixth round on Oct. 21, 2019. **Removed from the ratings. Tyson Fury (29-0-1)- UK- Unavailable will fight for the WBC title on Feb. 22, 2019. Agit Kabayel (19-0) –GER- Dropped due to inactivity since Mar. 2, 2019. All other changes are the result of the above movements. 1 JUNIOR HEAVYWEIGHT Champion: VACANT 1-Krzysztof Glowacki (31-2) - POL- WBO Rating Committee honors the WBO Championship Committee recommendation regarding classifying K. Glowacki in the #1 position as stated in the Team Glowacki Resolution. Therefore, the winner of the WBSS Tournament will face Glowacki within 120 days after the end of the tournament. TKO’ed by Mairis Briedis (25-1) in a controversial bout in the third round on Jun. 15, 2019. 2- Lawrence Okolie (14-0)-UK- TKO’ed a classified boxer Yves Ngabu in the seventh round on Oct. 26, 2019. TKO’ed Mariano Angel Gudino (13-2) in the seventh round on Jul. 20, 2019. TKO’ed Wadi Camacho (21-7) in the fourth round on Mar. 23, 2019. 3- Dilan Prasovic (13-0)-ME- Moved up-Won an 8-round bout over Jackson Junior (22-13) on Dec. 7, 2019. Won an 8-round bout over Rad Rashid (17-6) on Nov. 10, 2019. TKO’ed Juan Ezequiel Basualdo in the second round on Mar. 29, 2019. 4- Edin Puhalo (19-0)-BiH- Moved up after removed Firat Arslan will fight for the IBO and Yury Kashinsky lost against Ruslan Fayfer on Nov. 30, 2019. Won a 10-round bout over Rami Ali (13-1) on Sep. 14, 2019. KO’ed Mate Kristof (11-10) in the first round on May 26, 2019. TKO’ed Kai Kurzawa (38-6) in the third round on Feb. 16, 2019. For the WBO Europe. 5- Nikolai Milacic (20-1) –GER- Moved up after removed Firat Arslan will fight for the IBO and Yury Kashinsky lost against Ruslan Fayfer on Nov. 30, 2019. KO’ed Kai Kurzawa (38-7) in the first round on Jul. 6, 2019 6- Ruslan Fayfer (25-1)- RUS- Won a 12-round decision over a classifier boxer Yury Kashinsky (18-0) on Nov. 30, 2019. Won a 10-round decision over Serhiy Radchenko (7-3) on May 19, 2019. 7- Juergen Uldedaj (11-0) ALB- Youth. Moved up after removed Firat Arslan will fight for the IBO and Yury Kashinsky lost against Ruslan Fayfer on Nov. 30, 2019. Won a 10-round decision over Krzysztof Twardowski (5-1) on May 11, 2019. 8- Michal Cieslak (19-0)-POL- TKO’ed Olanrewaju Durodola (29-6) in the second round on May 31, 2019. 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