Earlier this week the WBC Muaythai published their latest rankings update, taking into account results which happened around the world during the month of June.
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After entering the Cruiserweight world rankings at #9 in last month’s update, the UK’s #1 Juan Cervantes went on to stop UK #2 and World Light-Heavyweight #7 Rob Allen at Champions Collide on 8th June.
Since then, Cervantes has secured a six-fight deal with ONE Championship which has caught the attention of the WBC Muaythai panel who have promoted the Northern Kings star to #1 in the Cruiserweight division.
With the change, Bad Company’s Mateusz Duczmal drops one place to #4.
After winning his comeback fight at MTGP 27 in Manchester, Bilal Remassy enters the Light-Heavyweight rankings at #7, with Danny Edwards (#5), Rob Allen (#8) and Dylan Meagher (#9) all dropping one place from last month.
After another victory on MAX Muaythai in Pattaya last month, UK’s Sam Gough climbs one place to #7 in the Super-Middleweight division.
Joe Craven drops to #9 in the Middleweight category, with Jake Purdy making the top 10 after his WTKA World title win at Blackpool Rebellion last month.
Jackson Barkhouse comes in at #16 in the world at 72.5kg and George Jarvis enters at #19 after winning the WBC National title at Muay Thai Mayhem in Crawley.
In the Super-Welterweight division, Liam Nolan and Scotland’s George Mann both hold onto their spots at #18 and #20, with UK’s Jack Cooper coming in-between them at #19.
As reported earlier this weekend, Scotland’s Craig Dickson re-entered the Welterweight world rankings at #13 after his recent stoppage win over Chris Shaw.
Spain’s Nauzet Trujillo climbs one to #15, and the UK’s Jack Kennedy (#18) and Liam McGrandles (#19) both remain in the top 20 in the world at 66.6kg.
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Irishman Sean Clancy and Scotland’s Spencer Brown remain #10 and #11 at 63.5kg, with Mo Abdurahman holding his spot at #12 and UK #1 Nathan Bendon climbing one place to #14.
After a run of KO victories, rising prospect Stefan Korodi, who next faces Spencer Brown at YOKKAO 42, enters the Super-Lightweight world rankings at #20.
In the Lightweight division, Savvas Michael drops one place to #10 and Scottish veteran Keith McLachlan climbs to #11 after winning the WTKA World title at Blackpool Rebellion.
Panicos Yusuf and Craig Coakley both remain ranked as some of the best Lightweight’s in the world at #15 and #16 respectively.
The Super-Featherweight division sees a number of positive changes as Jonathan Haggerty (#8), Isaac Araya (#11) and Dean James (#13) all climb places in the latest update.
For a full list of the Top 20 in every weight category, you can visit the WBC Muaythai website here.
