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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 Oleksandr Usyk UKR CH Artur Beterbiev RUS CH Caleb Plant USA 1 Kubrat Pulev BGR 1 Andrew Tabiti USA 1 NOT RATED 1 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 3 Agit Kabayel GER 3 Yuniel Dorticos CUB 3 Dominic Bosel GER 3 Vincent Feigenbutz GER 4 Adam Kownacki USA 4 Yury Kashinsky RUS 4 Sven Fornling SWE 4 Peter Quillin USA 5 Otto Wallin SWE 5 Imre Szello HUN 5 Anthony Yarde ENG 5 Caleb Truax USA 6 Robert Helenius FIN 6 Murat Gassiev RUS 6 Adam Deines GER 6 Fedor Chudinov RUS 7 Oscar Rivas CAN 7 Bilal Laggoune BEL 7 Umar Salamov UKR 7 Jose Uzcategui VEN 8 Luis Ortiz CUB 8 Ruslan Fayfer RUS 8 Meng Fanlong CHN 8 Zach Parker ENG 9 Tom Schwarz GER 9 Firat Arslan GER 9 Karo Murat GER 9 Bilal Akkawy AUS 10 Michael Hunter USA 10 Artur Mann KAZ 10 Enrico Koelling GER 10 Arthur Abraham ARM 11 Sergey Kuzmin RUS 11 Kevin Lerena ZAF 11 Sullivan Barrera USA 11 Vladimir Shishkin RUS 12 Filip Hrgovic HRV 12 Ryad Merhy BEL 12 Joshua Buatsi GHA 12 John Ryder ENG 13 Joseph Parker NZL 13 Jai Opetaia AUS 13 Michael Lee USA 13 Jurgen Brahmer GER 14 Hughie Fury ENG 14 Krzysztof Wlodarczyk POL 14 Felix Valera DOM 14 Rohan Murdock AUS 15 Andy Ruiz Jr MEX 15 Mateusz Masternak POL 15 Callum Johnson ENG 15 J'Leon Love USA Page 1/5 MIDDLEWEIGHT (160 LBS) JR. MIDDLEWEIGHT (154 LBS) WELTERWEIGHT (147 LBS) JR. WELTERWEIGHT (140 LBS) CH Daniel Jacobs USA CH Jarrett Hurd USA CH Errol Spence Jr. USA CH Ivan Baranchyk BLR 1 NOT RATED 1 Julian Williams USA 1 NOT RATED 1 NOT RATED 2 Jack Culcay ECU 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 3 Sergiy Derevyanchenko UKR 3 Magomed Kurbanov RUS 3 Jessie Vargas USA 3 Josh Taylor SCO 4 Kamil Szeremeta POL 4 Kell Brook ENG 4 Kudratillo Abdukakhorov UZB 4 Akihiro Kondo JPN 5 David Lemieux CAN 5 Zakaria Attou FRA 5 Kerman Lejarraga ESP 5 Hiroki Okada JPN 6 Ryota Murata JPN 6 Orlando Fiordiglio ITA 6 Keita Obara JPN 6 Apinan Khongsong THA 7 Patrick Wojcicki GER 7 Jeff Horn AUS 7 Andre Berto USA 7 Maxim Dadashev RUS 8 Esquiva Falcao BRA 8 Aram Amirkhanyan ARM 8 Rashidi Ellis USA 8 Anthony Yigit SWE 9 Gerome Quigley USA 9 Carlos Adames DOM 9 Alexander Besputin RUS 9 Yves Ulysse CAN 10 Steve Rolls CAN 10 Bakhram Murtazaliev RUS 10 Egidijus Kavaliauskas USA 10 Alexander Duran PAN 11 Gennady Golovkin KAZ 11 Jeison Rosario DOM 11 Custio Clayton CAN 11 Shohjahon Ergashev UZB 12 Liam Cameron ENG 12 Dwight Ritchie AUS 12 Carlos Ocampo MEX 12 Ryan Martin USA 13 Patrice Volny CAN 13 Sergio Garcia ESP 13 Rico Muller GER 13 Subriel Matias PRI 14 Steven Butler CAN 14 Patrick Day USA 14 Bakhtiyar Eyubov KAZ 14 Sonny Fredrickson USA 15 Wes Capper AUS 15 Liam Williams WLS 15 Devon Alexander USA 15 Jeremias Ponce ARG Page 2/5 LIGHTWEIGHT (135 LBS) JR. LIGHTWEIGHT (130 LBS) FEATHERWEIGHT (126 LBS) JR. FEATHERWEIGHT (122 LBS) CH Richard Commey GHA CH Tevin Farmer USA CH Josh Warrington ENG CH Terence TJ Doheny IRL 1 NOT RATED 1 NOT RATED 1 Kid Galahad QAT 1 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 3 Edis Tatli FIN 3 Guillaume Frenois FRA 3 Satoshi Shimizu JPN 3 Ryosuke Iwasa JPN 4 Masayoshi Nakatani JPN 4 Jonno Carroll IRL 4 Reiya Abe JPN 4 Shingo Wake JPN 5 Rances Barthelemy CUB 5 Shavkat Rakhimov TJK 5 Sofiane Takoucht FRA 5 Cesar Juarez MEX 6 Roman Andreev RUS 6 Azinga Fuzile ZAF 6 Nathaniel May AUS 6 Marlon Tapales PHL 7 Emiliano Marsili ITA 7 Lee Selby WLS 7 Tugstsogt Nyambayar MNG 7 Albert Pagara PHL 8 George Kambosos Jr AUS 8 Denis Shafikov RUS 8 Bryan De Gracia PAN 8 Brandon Figueroa USA 9 Teofimo Lopez USA 9 Jamel Herring USA 9 Toka Clary USA 9 Arnold Khegai UKR 10 Devin Haney USA 10 Martin Ward ENG 10 Shakur Stevenson USA 10 Genesis Servania PHL 11 Robert Easter Jr USA 11 Matias Romero ARG 11 Jesus Sanchez-Luque ESP 11 Hiroaki Teshigawara JPN 12 Emmanuel Tagoe GHA 12 Jayson Velez PRI 12 Christopher Diaz PRI 12 Yenifel Vicente DOM 13 Xiangxiang Sun CHN 13 Kazuhiro Nishitani JPN 13 Hiroshige Osawa JPN 13 Jesse Hernandez USA 14 Gustavo Lemos ARG 14 Ricardo Nunez PAN 14 Lerato Dlamini ZAF 14 Mike Plania PHL 15 Isa Chaniev RUS 15 Zoltan Kovac HUN 15 Miguel Marriaga COL 15 Luca Rigoldi ITA Page 3/5 BANTAMWEIGHT (118 LBS) JR. BANTAMWEIGHT (115 LBS) FLYWEIGHT (112 LBS) JR. FLYWEIGHT (108 LBS) CH Emmanuel Rodriguez PRI CH Jerwin Ancajas PHL CH Moruti Mthalane ZAF CH Felix Alvarado NIC 1 NOT RATED 1 Ryuichi Funai JPN 1 NOT RATED 1 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 3 Kenny Demecillo PHL 3 Alexandru Marin ROU 3 Eaktawan THA 3 Reiya Konishi JPN 4 Michael Dasmarinas PHL 4 Sho Ishida JPN Krungthepthonburi 4 Cristian Araneta PHL 5 Paul Butler ENG 5 Norbelto Jimenez DOM 4 Masayuki Kuroda JPN 5 Akira Yaegashi JPN 6 Ryo Akaho JPN 6 Yanga Sigqibo ZAF 5 Mohhamed Obbadi MAR 6 Jonathan Taconing PHL 7 Joshua Greer USA 7 Andrew Moloney AUS 6 Fahlan Sakkreerin Jr. THA 7 Agustin Gauto ARG 8 Sukksaem Kietyongyuth THA 8 Agustin Santiago MEX 7 Jonathan Gonzalez PRI 8 Daniel Valladares MEX 9 Jason Moloney AUS 9 Koki Eto JPN 8 Giemel Magramo PHL 9 Tetsuya Hisada JPN 10 Ricardo Espinoza MEX 10 Gideon Buthelezi ZAF 9 Andrew Selby WLS 10 Randy Petalcorin PHL 11 Georges Ory FRA 11 McJoe Arroyo PRI 10 Muhammad Waseem PAK 11 Edward Heno PHL 12 Karim Guerfi FRA 12 Jeyvier Cintron PRI 11 Jay Harris WLS 12 Ivan Soriano PHL 13 Prince Patel ENG 13 Aston Palicte PHL 12 Nico Hernandez USA 13 Hector Flores MEX 14 Nikolai Potapov RUS 14 Victor Olivo MEX 13 Junto Nakatani JPN 14 Jesse Espinas PHL 15 Tenta Kiyose JPN 15 Miguel Gonzalez CHL 14 Keiver Fernandez VEN 15 Daniel Matellon CUB 15 Takuya Kogawa JPN Page 4/5 MINI FLYWEIGHT (105 LBS) CH Carlos Licona MEX 1 NOT RATED 2 NOT RATED 3 Mark Barriga PHL 4 Samuel Salva PHL 5 Rene Cuarto PHL 6 Elwin Soto MEX 7 Dee-Jay Kriel ZAF 8 Pedro Taduran PHL 9 Jose Argumedo MEX 10 Melvin Jerusalem PHL 11 Tsubasa Koura JPN 12 Norihito Tanaka JPN 13 Leyman Benavidez NIC 14 Wilfredo Mendez PRI 15 Janiel Rivera PRI Page 5/5 Powered by TCPDF (www.tcpdf.org).
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