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Compiled By Ratings officer Mr Anthony Hibbs as of March 31st 2019 Victorian Ratings Heavyweight No Limit Cruiserweight 90.71 Kgs Light Heavyweight 79.8 Kgs Champion Kris Terzievski Champion Kyle Webb Champion Matt Sheehan 1 Ray Dimachki 1 Mitch Middleton Clarke 1 Blake Caparello 2 Che St John 2 Mathew Freshney 2 Mitch Middleton Clarke 3 Ben Sosoli 3 Jason Whatelay 3 Clint Alderton 4 Trent Rawlins 4 Nathan Mclean 4 Mark Kasab 5 David Cannon 5 David Drapac 5 Chase Haley 6 James Bogovic 6 Lucas Miller 6 Zac Dunn 7 Marvin Feterika 7 Dids Mwaka 7 Lucas Miller 8 Jesse Tuitupou 8 Mitchel Kitson 8 Mark Smith 9 Veysel Catak 9 Ray Dimachki i 9 David Drapac 10 Gerard Suesue 10 David Cannon 10 Issac Hardemen 11 11 Waleed Haddara 11 Corey Allen 12 12 Cliff Chamberlain Jnr 12 Korobo Etto i 13 13 Gurjan Ustundag 13 Michael Sacco 14 14 Khalid Baker 14 Mitchel Kitson 15 15 15 Jake Carr Super Middleweight 76.20 Kgs Middleweight 72.57 Kgs Super Welterweight 69.85 Kgs Champion Vacant Champion Vacant Champion Vacant 1 Zac Dunn 1 Sam Soliman 1 Sam Columban 2 Jade Mitchell 2 Dwight Ritchie 2 Michael Zeraffa 3 Jake Carr 3 Tej Pratap Singh 3 Dwight Ritchie 4 Mark Kasab 4 Mathew Hall 4 Joel Camilleri 5 Mark Smith 5 Lachlan Higgins 5 Joel Painter 6 Hussein Dehaini 6 Joe Corner 6 Victor Nagbe 7 Korobo Etto 7 Damian Lock 7 Jyl Wright 8 Franko Valenzuela 8 Ryan Mitchem 8 Jayden Riddle 9 Emanual Carlos 9 Jessie White 9 Nick Themelakis 10 Darcy Boland 10 Rhys Evans 10 Josh Butler 11 Simon Leafa 11 Bently Shepard 11 Joel Taylor 12 Jessie White 12 12 Tim Hateley 13 Ben Harvie 13 13 Emmanuel Chol 14 Josh Nesbitt 14 14 Christian Pocev 15 Justin Coulthard 15 15 Welterweight 66.68 Kgs Super Lightweight 63.50 Kgs Lightweight 61.23 Kgs Champion Adam Koullas Champion Kane Clarke Champion Vacant 1 Joel Camilleri 1 Csar Amonshot 1 Gaige Ireland 2 Csar Amonshot 2 Qamil Balla 2 Foai Aumua Ioelu 3 Luke Woods 3 Terry Tzouramanis 3 Daniel Hukulak 4 Jack Light 4 Andrew Wallace 4 Layton Mcferran 5 Brent Dames 5 Shady Souid 5 Ashley Risztics 6 Greg Bell 6 Ebrahim Jamasi 6 Brad Morgan 7 Nicolas Carez 7 Ismail Kerra 7 Jai Alexander 8 Brad Morgan 8 Brad Morgan 8 Furkan Demirkaya 9 Douglas Rabino 9 Darcy Ellis 9 10 Sean Thomas 10 Foai Aumua Ioelu 10 11 Christian Pocev 11 Jack Light 11 12 John Mannu 12 12 13 Joel Taylor Superfeatherweight 58.97 Kgs Featherweight 57.15 Kgs Super Bantamweight 55.34 Kgs Champion Layton McFerran Champion Vacant Champion Vacant 1 Jai Alexander 1 Ibi Balla 1 Mark Schleibs 2 George Payne 2 Jai Alexander 2 Omari Kimweri 3 Marco Orlovic 3 Cain Brunton 3 Robert Twigg 4 4 4 5 5 5 6 6 6 Bantamweight 53.52 Kgs Super Flyweight 52.16 Kgs Flyweight 50.80 Kgs Champion Vacant Champion Vacant Champion Vacant 1 Jason Maloney 1 Andrew Moloney 1 Randy Petalcorin 2 Mark Schleibs 2 Randy Petalcorin 2 3 3 3 4 4 4 5 5 5 Light Flyweight 48.99 Kgs Straw weight 47.63 Kgs Notes Champion Champion i Denotes Regional Title Holder 1 Randy Petalcorin 1 Omari Kimwewri 2 2 3 3.

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