Two British boxers have entered the WBC world ratings in April 2025
The World Boxing Council has acknowledged and congratulated the boxers who entered the April 2025 rankings, for their effort, results and foresight.
The WBC rankings have been published monthly since 1968, comprised of the top 40 boxers across all divisions.
The Rankings Committee is a group of seasoned experts from many nations around the world, who gather fight results and important data to conduct a thorough, detailed, and complete analysis of the fighters’ achievements, in order to define and pinpoint their position on the WBC lists.
The following are the boxers who entered the WBC ratings this month:
Heavyweight
40 Angelo Morejon (Cuba/Italy)
MEDITERRANEAN Champion
Bridgerweight
14 Oleksandr Hrytsiv (Ukraine)
FRANCOPHONE Champion
38 Taryel Jafarov (Azerbaijan)
Cruiserweight
36 Karim Maatalla (Australia)
AUSTRALASIA Champion
40 Hamza Hussein (Denmark)
International Silver Champion
Light Heavyweight
29 Lawrence King (US)
38 Sanderson Diaz (Dominican Republic)
Super Middleweight
36 Shadiri Musa Bwogi (South Africa)
ABU Champion
38 Bruno Damian Acosta (Argentina)
40 Luke Scullion (Australia)
AUSTRALASIA Champion
Middleweight
30 Jahi Tucker (US)
Welterweight
24 Christopher Guerrero (Mexico/Canada)
27 Delante Tiger Johnson (US)
33Constantin Ursu (GB)
COMMONWEALTH Champion
Super Lightweight
30 Mathieu Germain (Canada)
32 Hovhannes Bachkov (Armenia)
34 Emiliano Vargas (US)
35 Koki Inoue (Japan)
36 Heidan Martinez (Dominican Republic)
Super-Featherweight
35 Jonathan Fierro (Mexico)
38 Ayrton Giménez (Argentina)
38 Demler Zamora (US)
40 James Chereji (Romania)
Featherweight
30 Kyosuke Okamoto (Japan)
34 Albert Gonzalez (US)
Super Bantamweight
40 Segundo Padilla (Ecuador)
Bantamweight
35 Cristian Zara (Italy)
Super Flyweight
19 Aoi Yokoyama (Japan)
OPBF Champion
31 Steven Navarro (US)
NABF Jr. Champion
36Jack Turner (GB)
Flyweight
23 Josuke Nagata (Japan)
38 Ryuku Nagamine (Japan)
Strawweight
14 Takero Kitano (Japan)
31 Juan Coronel (Colombia)
FECARBOX Champion
40 Minh Phat Sam (Vietnam)
