Boxing Super Lightweight Rankings
Gary Antuanne Russell, Dalton Smith, Shakur Stevenson on top, 8 ranked contenders chasing — division limit 140 lb (63.5 kg).
Dalton Smith
WBC Champion
Gary Antuanne Russell
WBA Champion
Shakur Stevenson
WBO Champion
Richardson Hitchins
USA
Alberto Puello
Dominican Republic
Arnold Barboza Jr.
USA
Sandor Martín
Spain
Subriel Matías
USA
Adam Azim
England
Lindolfo Delgado
Mexico
Andy Hiraoka
Japan
Full Super Lightweight Roster
Boxing Super Lightweight — Division Guide
Boxing's super lightweight division (limit 140 lb (63.5 kg)) is split across 3 champions: Gary Antuanne Russell (19-1) holds the WBA title; Dalton Smith (19-0) holds the WBC title; Shakur Stevenson (25-0) holds the WBO title. The Ring's top 8 below them decides who gets the next shot.
The chase is led by Richardson Hitchins (20-0), Alberto Puello (25-1), Arnold Barboza Jr. (33-1) — the names most likely to appear in the next title fight announcement. Across the division's ranked fighters, 58% of all wins have come inside the distance — a good measure of how dangerous this weight class is right now.
Rankings follow The Ring magazine's independent ratings — widely treated as boxing's most credible list — refreshed after every major card. Every fighter links to a full profile with punch stats, championship history and their last five bouts with dates and venues.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the current world super lightweight boxing champions?
Gary Antuanne Russell (WBA, 19-1); Dalton Smith (WBC, 19-0); Shakur Stevenson (WBO, 25-0).
Who is the #1 super lightweight contender?
Richardson Hitchins is ranked #1 at super lightweight with a record of 20-0.
What is the super lightweight weight limit in boxing?
The professional boxing super lightweight limit is 140 lb (63.5 kg).