World Top 10 Super Middleweight boxing rankings and current Champions.
Weight limit: 168 lbs
(see boxing weight conversions in lbs, kg, st)
1. Canelo Alvarez
Mexico
62-2-2, 39 KO
WBC, WBA, WBO, RING
2. Christian Mbilli
France
28-0, 23 KO
3. Jaime Munguia
Mexico
44-1, 35 KO
4. Osleys Iglesias
Cuba
13-0, 12 KO
5. Diego Pacheco
US
22-0, 18 KO
6. Caleb Plant
US
23-2, 14 KO
7. Vladimir Shishkin
Russia
16-0, 10 KO
8. Erik Bazinyan
Canada
32-1-1, 23 KO
9. Edgar Berlanga
US
22-1, 17 KO
10. William Scull
Cuba
23-0, 9 KO
IBF
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Super Middleweight: Legends & History
The Super Middleweight division, established in 1967 with a limit of 168 lbs, satisfied a bridging of the gap between Middleweight (160 lbs) and Light Heavyweight (175). Over the next couple of decades it steadily gained momentum and recognition with audiences.
The division received wider acclaim and popularity in the 1990s, with a vibrant scene developing, perhaps most notably on British and Irish soil were classic rivalries were born and settled. In more recent times the division has featured in the Super Six World Boxing Classic tournaments, and remains a fan favorite today.
Some of the greatest Super Middleweight boxers of all time include the likes of Joe Calzaghe, Mikkel Kessler, Carl Froch, Andre Ward, Roy Jones Jr, Chris Eubank, Nigel Benn, Steve Collins, James Toney and Chong-Pal Park.
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