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Wba Ratings Movements As of August 2010 WBA RATINGS MOVEMENTS AS OF AUGUST 2010 HEAVYWEIGHT: Removals: #14 Jean Marc Mormeck – due to the entrance of Hasim Rahman. Entries: #14 Hasim Rahman – record, caliber and activity (48-7-2) 39ko (USA). Promotions: #10 Timur Ibragimov – up two slots due to defense of his regional NABA Heavyweight title. Demotions: #11 Dennis Bakhtov and #12 Juan Carlos Gomez – down one slot due to Ibragimov promotion. CRUICERWEIGHT: Removals: No removals. Entries: No entries. Promotions: #2 Alexander Frenkel, #3 Enzo Maccarinelli and #4 Yoan Pablo Hernandez – up one slot due to Palacios demotion. Demotions: #5 Francisco Palacios – down three slots due to inactivity. LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT: Removals: #3 Tim Bell – lost to non-rated fighter. Entries: #11 Joel Casey – won over rated contender and regional PABA Light heavyweight champion Tim Bell by SD12. Promotions: #3 Aleksy Kuziemski, #4 Vyacheslav Uzelkov, #5 Dawid Kostecki, #6 Joe Spina, #7 Vitaly Rusal, #8 Gayrat Ahmedov, #9 Hugo Hernan Garay and #10 Otis Griffin – up one slot due to Bell leaving. Demotions: No demotions. SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT: No movements. MIDDLEWEIGHT: Removals: #1 Gennady Golovkin – became the new WBA Middleweight Interim Champion by defeating Milton Nuñez by KO1. #9 Mahir Oral – will fight middleweight world title for another entity (IBF). #13 Milton Nuñez – lost by KO1 to Gennady Golovkin for the WBA Middleweight Interim Title. Entries: #10 Nilson Tapia – re-rated from the super welterweight division as per request by his representatives. #13 Marco Antonio Rubio – record and caliber (48-5-1) 41ko (MEX). Promotions: #9 Andy Lee – up one slot due to Oral leaving. Demotions: No demotions. SUPER WELTERWEIGHT: Removals: #12 Nilson Tapia – re-rated to the middleweight division as where he will be campaigning. Entries: #4 Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. – record and caliber (41-0-1) 30ko (MEX). Promotions: No promotions. Demotions: #5 Vanes Martirosyan, #6 Nelson Linares, #7 Zaurbek Baysangurov, #8 Ryan Waters, #9 Rigoberto Alvarez, #10 Pawel Wolak, #11 Joe Greene and #12 Marco Avendaño - down one slot due to Chavez Jr. entrance. WELTERWEIGHT: Removals: #15 Yuri Nuhnenko – due to the entrance of Brad Solomon. Entries: #12 Brad Solomon – became the new WBA Welterweight International Champion. Promotions: No promotions. Demotions: #15 Charlie Navarro – down three slots after losing by UD12 to Vyacheslav Senchenko for the WBA Welterweight Title. SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT: Removals: #8 Nate Campbell – due to the re-entrance of Patrick Lopez. #12 Demarcus Corley – lost by UD12 to Marcos Maidana for the WBA Super Lightweight Interim Title. Entries: #5 Lamont Peterson – record and caliber (28-1-0) 14ko (USA). #10 Patrick Lopez – record and caliber (20-2-0) 12ko (VEN). Promotions: No promotions. Demotions: #6 Zab Judah, #7 Erik Morales and #8 Paul Malignaggi – down one slot due to the entrance of Lamont Peterson. #11 Yoshihiro Kamegai and #12 Breidis Prescott – down one slot due to Lopez entrance. LIGHTWEIGHT: Removals: #11 Juan Diaz – lost two recent bouts. Entries: #14 Ricardo Dominguez – record and caliber (31-6-2) 19ko (MEX). Promotions: #11 Valentin Kuts, #12 Ryuji Migaki and #13 John Molina – up one slot due to Diaz leaving. Demotions: No demotions. SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT: Removals: #8 Mario Santiago – lost two recent bouts. #14 Guillaume Frenois – due to the entrance of Vilpan. Entries: #6 Francisco Cordero - re-rated from the featherweight division as per request by his representatives. #14 Domingo Vilpan – record and caliber (19-3-1) 13ko (ARG). Promotions: No promotions. Demotions: #7 Argenis Mendez, #8 Likar Ramos – down one slot due to the entrance of Cordero. FEATHERWEIGHT: Removals: #4 Francisco Cordero – re-rated to the super featherweight division as per request by his representatives. Entries: #8 Jonathan Victor Barros – record and caliber (29-1-1) 16ko (ARG). Promotions: #4 Justin Savi and #5 Irving Berry – up one slot due Cordero leaving. #6 Matt Remillard – up five slots due activity. #12 Billy Dib – up one slot due to activity. Demotions: #9 Daulis Prescott, #10 Naoki Matsuda and #11 Nicholas Walters – down one slot due to Barros entrance. #13 Satoshi Hosono – down one slot due to Dib promotion. SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT: Removals: No removals. Entries: No entries. Promotions: #3 Guillermo Rigondeaux – up five slots due to activity and caliber. #7 Robert Marroquin- up four slots due to Moore and Fonseca demotion, Rigondeaux promotion, also activity. #8 Ramon Maas and #9 Jonathan Oquendo– up one slot due to Rigondeaux promotions. #11 Rafael Hernandez – up one slot due to Marroquin promotion. Demotions: #4 Rico Ramos – down one slot due Rigondeaux promotion. #10 Victor Fonseca – down six slots due to inactivity. #12 Leon Moore – down five slots due to inactivity. BANTAMWEIGHT: Removals: #10 Tshifhiwa Munyai – lost to non-rated fighter. #11 Chris Avalos – lost to non-rated fighter. Entries: #11 Volodymyr Sydorenko – record and caliber (22-2-2) 7ko (UKR). #12 Christopher Martin – won over rated contender Chris Avalos by SD10. Promotions: #1 Hozumi Hasegawa – up one slot due to Cermeño demotion. #10 Tomoki Kameda – up two slots due to Munyai leaving and activity. Demotions: #2 Neomar Cermeño – down one slot after losing to Anselmo Moreno for the WBA Bantamweight title by SD12. SUPER FLYWEIGHT: Removals: #4 Kohei Kono – will fight super flyweight world title for another entity (WBC). Entries: #11 Alberto Rossel – re-rated from the flyweight division as per request by his reprentatives. Promotions: #4 Nobou Nashiro, #5 Cristian Mijares, #6 Roberto Sosa and #7 Hugo Ruiz – up one slot due to Kono leaving. #8 Raul Martinez, #9 Daigo Nakario and #10 Yota Sato – up two slots due to Kono leaving and Shailezov demotion. Demotions: #12 Timor Shailezov – down three slots due to inactivity. FLYWEIGHT: Removals: #11 Alberto Rossel – re-rated to the super flyweight division as per request by his representatives. Entries: #13 Tepparith Singwancha – record and caliber (10-2-0) 7ko (THA). Promotions: #11 Milan Melindo and #12 Andrea Sarritzu – up one slot due to Rossel leaving. Demotions: No demotions. LIGHT FLYWEGHT: Removals: #12 Ronald Ramos – will fight Light flyweight world title for another entity (WBC). Entries: #7 Ivan Calderon - record and caliber (34-1-1) 6ko (P.R.). Promotions: #9 Kazuto Ioka – up four slots due to activity. Demotions: #8 Ryo Miyazaki – down one slot due to Calderon entrance. #10 Juan Landaeta, #11 Kompayak Porpramook, #12 Michael Arango and #13 Adrian Hernandez – down two slots due to Calderon entrance and Ioka promotion. MINIMUM: No movements. .
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