Super Welterweight Rankings & Champions
Full & latest Super Welterweight boxing rankings & champions. We list the top 15 Super Welterweights with the WBC, WBA, IBF & WBO. Includes mandatories.
box.liveHere are current headlines and where to check the latest super welterweight rankings.
Short answer
- The top rankings in the 154-pound division are continually updated by multiple outlets (WBC/WBA/IBF/WBO and aggregators). For the most up-to-date, visit major boxing sites that publish weekly divisional rankings.
Where to find reliable, up-to-date rankings
- ESPN Boxing: Regularly updates its division-by-division rankings after big fights and title fights. Look for the “Super Welterweight” (154 lb) section in their boxing rankings. This is a good cross-check against other bodies [web source evidence].
- BoxingScene rankings page: Maintains ongoing lists of top fighters by weight class, including super welterweight, with notes on champions and contenders [web source evidence].
- BoxRec/Boxing rankings aggregators: Provide consolidated top-15 lists and often show mandatories and recent changes, useful for a quick snapshot [web source evidence].
Illustrative example of what you’ll typically see
- A top-tier champion at 154 might be followed by 4–5 contenders in the next spots, with periodic movement after fights, retirements, or sanctioning body rankings being updated. For instance, a fighter who recently won or defended a title often moves up, while others may drop or trade places depending on results [web source evidence].
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