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Pound for pound

The best, at any weight

A score computed from three years of fights: what each opponent was worth on the night, and the belts won. No opinions, just rules.

Full ranking

Computed on 26 Oct 2026

  1. 1SteadyNaoya InoueSuper bantamweightUndisputedUndefeated
  2. 2SteadyJesse RodriguezBantamweightChampionUndefeated
  3. 3SteadyJaron EnnisSuper welterweightUnifiedUndefeated
  4. 4SteadyDavid BenavidezCruiserweightUnifiedUndefeated
  5. 5SteadyMasamichi YabukiFlyweightChampion
  6. 6SteadyAnthony CacaceSuper featherweightChampion
  7. 7SteadyAnthony OlascuagaFlyweightChampion
  8. 8SteadyShakur StevensonSuper lightweightChampionUndefeated
  9. 9+1 since the last updateO'Shaquie FosterSuper featherweightChampion
  10. 10−1 since the last updateDaniel DuboisHeavyweightChampion
  1. 1SteadyClaressa ShieldsHeavyweightUndisputedUndefeated
  2. 2SteadyDina ThorslundBantamweightUndefeated
  3. 3SteadyChantelle CameronSuper welterweightChampion
  4. 4SteadyGabriela FundoraFlyweightUndisputedUndefeated
  5. 5SteadyEllie ScotneySuper bantamweightUndefeated
  6. 6SteadyLauren PriceWelterweightUnifiedUndefeated
  7. 7SteadyCherneka JohnsonBantamweightUndisputed
  8. 8SteadyElif Nur TurhanLightweightChampionUndefeated
  9. 9SteadyTamm ThibeaultMiddleweightUndefeated
  10. 10SteadyCaroline DuboisLightweightUnifiedUndefeated

Movement

Who's moving

The biggest climbs and drops, across every ladder.

Places gained (▲, in green) or lost (▼, in red) since the ranking published a month ago (1M), three months ago (3M), six months ago (6M) or a year ago (1Y). “New”: not ranked back then. A dot: no archive old enough to compare yet.

Climbing

one month

  1. 8Theophilous Kpakpo AlloteyMen · Super flyweightWBANo. 15 → No. 7
  2. 6Henry LebronMen · Super featherweightWBONo. 12 → No. 6
  3. 6Joseph SumabongMen · MinimumweightWBONo. 11 → No. 5
  4. 5Pat BrownMen · CruiserweightWBANo. 11 → No. 6
  5. 5Najee LopezMen · Light heavyweightIBFNo. 10 → No. 5
  6. 5Atif OberltonMen · Light heavyweightIBFNo. 11 → No. 6

Falling

one month

  1. 11Caoimhin AgyarkoMen · Super welterweightIBFNo. 4 → No. 15
  2. 10Artur BeterbievMen · Light heavyweightWBONo. 1 → No. 11
  3. 10Etinosa OlihaMen · MiddleweightIBFNo. 2 → No. 12
  4. 9Alan ChavesMen · LightweightIBFNo. 5 → No. 14
  5. 8Floyd MassonMen · CruiserweightIBFNo. 6 → No. 14
  6. 8Conor WallaceMen · Light heavyweightIBFNo. 2 → No. 10

Tier list

Who's where?

Every ranked boxer, sorted into tiers from the five official rankings. S: world champions; A: the elite; B: the top 10. Pick a division, men or women.

Heavyweight

Where they agree

The five ladders merged into one. The spread measures how much they disagree.

The average change across every sanctioning body that ranks the boxer, over the chosen period. ▲ 1.5: a place and a half gained on average; a dash: no movement.

Composite ladder

Average rank across the sanctioning bodies that rank the boxer. The “Bodies” column shows how many opinions it rests on.

The boxer's average rank across the bodies that rank them: a world title counts as 0, an interim title or No. 1 as 1, and so on. The lower the number, the better the ranking. Example: No. 2 with the WBC and No. 4 with the IBF give 3.0.How many sanctioning bodies rank the boxer, out of those that rank this division (3/5: three out of five). The more there are, the sturdier the average; when it rests on a single one, it is greyed out.The gap between the boxer's best and worst rank. 0: every body agrees. In red from 6: they clearly disagree (No. 1 with one, No. 9 with another).

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