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HEAVYWEIGHT (OVER 200 LBS) CH Anthony Joshua ENG 1 Kubrat HEAVYWEIGHT (OVER 200 LBS) CRUISERWEIGHT (200 LBS) LT. HEAVYWEIGHT (175 LBS) S. MIDDLEWEIGHT (168 LBS) CH Anthony Joshua ENG CH Yuniel Dorticos CUB CH Artur Beterbiev RUS CH Caleb Plant USA 1 Kubrat Pulev BGR 1 Ruslan Fayfer RUS 1 Meng Fanlong CHN 1 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 3 Adam Kownacki USA 3 Kevin Lerena ZAF 3 Joshua Buatsi GHA 3 Vincent Feigenbutz GER 4 Agit Kabayel GER 4 Firat Arslan GER 4 Umar Salamov UKR 4 Caleb Truax USA 5 Andy Ruiz Jr MEX 5 Lawrence Okolie ENG 5 Leon Bunn GER 5 Zach Parker ENG 6 Oleksandr Usyk UKR 6 Jai Opetaia AUS 6 Adam Deines GER 6 Stefan Hartel GER 7 Michael Hunter USA 7 Andrew Tabiti USA 7 Callum Johnson ENG 7 Jurgen Brahmer GER 8 Filip Hrgovic HRV 8 Bilal Laggoune BEL 8 Jesse Hart USA 8 Fedor Chudinov RUS 9 Gerald Washington USA 9 Yury Kashinsky RUS 9 Oleksandr Gvozdyk UKR 9 Evgeny Shvedenko RUS 10 Alexander Povetkin RUS 10 Krzysztof Wlodarczyk POL 10 Maksim Vlasov RUS 10 Lionell Thomspon USA 11 Charles Martin USA 11 Lyndon Arthur ENG 11 Igor Mikhalkin RUS 11 Alfredo Angulo MEX 12 Joseph Parker NZL 12 Noel Gevor ARM 12 Mansur Elsaev RUS 12 Leon Bauer GER 13 Tom Schwarz GER 13 Evgeniy Tishchenko RUS 13 Robert Parzecezewski POL 13 Zac Dunn AUS 14 Zhang Zhilei CHN 14 David Light NZL 14 Vyacheslav Shabransky UKR 14 Daniele Scardina ITA 15 Otto Wallin SWE 15 Dmitry Kudryashov RUS 15 Craig Richards ENG 15 Erik Bazinyan CAN Page 1/5 MIDDLEWEIGHT (160 LBS) JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT (154 LBS) WELTERWEIGHT (147 LBS) JR. WELTERWEIGHT (140 LBS) CH Gennady Golovkin KAZ CH Julian Williams USA CH Errol Spence Jr. USA CH Josh Taylor SCO 1 NOT RATED 1 Bakhram Murtazaliev RUS 1 Kudratillo Abdukakhorov UZB 1 Apinan Khongsong THA 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 Subriel Matias PRI 3 Kamil Szeremeta POL 3 James Metcalff ENG 3 Sergei Lipinets RUS 3 Liam Paro AUS 4 Patrick Wojcicki GER 4 Jarrett Hurd USA 4 Keita Obara JPN 4 Ivan Baranchyk BLR 5 Esquiva Falcao BRA 5 Jeison Rosario DOM 5 Custio Clayton CAN 5 Anthony Yigit SWE 6 Patrice Volny CAN 6 Sam Eggington ENG 6 David Avanesyan ARM 6 Shohjahon Ergashev UZB 7 Sergiy Derevyanchenko UKR 7 Tim Tszyu AUS 7 Jamal James USA 7 Jeremias Ponce ARG 8 Meiirim Nursultanov KAZ 8 Jack Culcay ECU 8 Nursultan Zhangabayev KAZ 8 Batyrzhan Jukembayev KAZ 9 Denis Radovan GER 9 Abass Baraou GER 9 Thomas Dulorme USA 9 Regis Prograis USA 10 Luke Keeler IRL 10 Serhii Bohachuk UKR 10 Shawn Porter USA 10 Alexander Duran PAN 11 Matteo Signani ITA 11 Charles Conwell USA 11 Mikael Zewski USA 11 Samuel Teah LBR 12 Zhanibek Alimkhanuly KAZ 12 Mohammed Rabbi MAR 12 Sebastian Formella GER 12 Cletus Seldin USA 13 Jeff Horn AUS 13 Jorge Fortea ESP 13 Ivan Golub UKR 13 Eduard Troyanovsky RUS 14 Anatoli Muratov KAZ 14 Takeshi Inoue JPN 14 Mykal Fox USA 14 Andy Hiraoka JPN 15 Tureano Johnson USA 15 Dylan Charrat FRA 15 Jaron Ennis USA 15 Sakhram Giyasov UZB Page 2/5 LIGHTWEIGHT (135 LBS) JR. LIGHTWEIGHT (130 LBS) FEATHERWEIGHT (126 LBS) JR. FEATHERWEIGHT (122 LBS) CH Teofimo Lopez USA CH Tevin Farmer USA CH Josh Warrington ENG CH Daniel Roman USA 1 NOT RATED 1 NOT RATED 1 NOT RATED 1 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 3 George Kambosos Jr AUS 3 Kenichi Ogawa JPN 3 James Dickens ENG 3 Angelo Leo USA 4 Lee Selby WLS 4 Azinga Fuzile ZAF 4 Kid Galahad QAT 4 Terence TJ Doheny IRL 5 Gustavo Lemos ARG 5 Shavkat Rakhimov TJK 5 Claudio Marrero DOM 5 Arnold Khegai UKR 6 Emmanuel Tagoe GHA 6 Jayson Velez PRI 6 Sakaria Lukas NAM 6 Marlon Tapales PHL 7 Isaac Cruz-Gonzalez MEX 7 Martin Ward ENG 7 Michael Conlan NIR 7 Hiroaki Teshigawara JPN 8 Masayoshi Nakatani JPN 8 Guillaume Frenois FRA 8 Ranfis Encarnacion DOM 8 Carlos Castro USA 9 Pavel Malikov RUS 9 Jonno Carroll IRL 9 Andoni Gago ESP 9 Thomas Ward ENG 10 Richard Commey GHA 10 Matias Romero ARG 10 Hiroshige Osawa JPN 10 Ludumo Lamati ZAF 11 Jacob Ng AUS 11 Joseph Diaz Jr USA 11 Leigh Wood ENG 11 Brock Jarvis AUS 12 Roman Andreev RUS 12 Samir Ziani FRA 12 Ryan Walsh ENG 12 Tramaine Williams USA 13 Xiangxiang Sun CHN 13 Devis Boschiero ITA 13 Reiya Abe JPN 13 Mike Plania PHL 14 Francesco Patera BEL 14 Bruno Tarimo TZA 14 Ryo Sagawa JPN 14 Ryo Akaho JPN 15 James Tennyson ENG 15 Muhammadkhuja Yaqubov TJK 15 Sofiane Takoucht FRA 15 Luca Rigoldi ITA Page 3/5 BANTAMWEIGHT (118 LBS) JR. BANTAMWEIGHT (115 LBS) FLYWEIGHT (112 LBS) JR. FLYWEIGHT (108 LBS) CH Naoya Inoue JPN CH Jerwin Ancajas PHL CH Moruti Mthalane ZAF CH Felix Alvarado NIC 1 Michael Dasmarinas PHL 1 Israel Gonzalez MEX 1 NOT RATED 1 Daniel Valladares MEX 2 Joshua Greer USA 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 3 Paul Butler ENG 3 Koki Eto JPN 3 Giemel Magramo PHL 3 Dee-Jay Kriel ZAF 4 Jason Moloney AUS 4 Mohammed Obbadi MAR 4 Genesis Libranza PHL 4 Tetsuya Hisada JPN 5 Keita Kurihara JPN 5 Roman Gonzalez NIC 5 Muhammad Waseem PAK 5 Ivan Soriano PHL 6 Reymart Gaballo PHL 6 Yanga Sigqibo ZAF 6 Nico Hernandez USA 6 Yuto Takahashi JPN 7 Joshua Franco USA 7 Jade Bornea PHL 7 Junto Nakatani JPN 7 Sive Nontshinga ZAF 8 Emmanuel Rodriguez PRI 8 Sunny Edwards ENG 8 Jayson Mama PHL 8 Reiya Konishi JPN 9 Karim Guerfi FRA 9 Ryuichi Funai JPN 9 Masayuki Kuroda JPN 9 Cristian Araneta PHL 10 Nikolai Potapov RUS 10 Hiram Diaz MEX 10 Keiver Fernandez VEN 10 Daniel Matellon CUB 11 Sukksaem Kietyongyuth THA 11 Alexandru Marin ROU 11 McWilliams Arroyo PRI 11 Abraham Rodriguez MEX 12 Yuki Kobayashi JPN 12 Sho Ishida JPN 12 Akira Yaegashi JPN 12 Toto Landero PHL 13 Michell Banquez VEN 13 Takayuki Okumoto JPN 13 Carlos Licona MEX 13 Kenichi Horikawa JPN 14 Jose Luis Velazquez CHL 14 Jonathan Javier Rodriguez MEX 14 Joselito Velazquez MEX 14 Tibo Monabesa IDN 15 Leosdan Nunez CUB 15 Francisco Rodriguez MEX 15 Jayr Raquinel PHL 15 Ronald Chacon VEN Page 4/5 MINI FLYWEIGHT (105 LBS) CH Pedro Taduran PHL 1 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 3 Norihito Tanaka JPN 4 Rene Cuarto PHL 5 Melvin Jerusalem PHL 6 Leyman Benavidez NIC 7 Robert Paradero PHL 8 Samuel Salva PHL 9 Lito Dante PHL 10 Nkosinathi Joyi ZAF 11 Jose Argumedo MEX 12 Jonathan Refugio PHL 13 Takumi Sakae JPN 14 Tsubasa Koura JPN 15 Byron Rojas NIC Page 5/5 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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