*For current and up to date rankings go to Top 10 Super Flyweight Boxers – World Rankings

When it comes to the lighter-weight classes in boxing, we are seeing some exceptional fighters come up. From Juan Francisco Estrada and Roman Gonzalez to Srisaket Sor Rungvisai, the division is completely stacked with talent, and we can expect some incredible fights from the Super Flyweights in the near future.

Last night, three of the top ten Super-Flyweight fighters were competing, and there have been some changes in the rankings. So, here are my top-ten rankings after last night’s card.

Honorable mentions

The top ten rankings are usually a topic on which many boxing fans disagree. There are many incredible fighters in the weight division who haven’t made it in my rankings but definitely deserve an honorable mention.

Javier Cintron is an excellent fighter, he won the vacant WBO International junior bantamweight title in 2019; however, he later lost it in his last fight against top ten contender Kazuto Ioka.

Francisco Rodriguez Jr also makes the list of honorable mentions, and he also became the WBC Latino Super-Flyweight champion in 2019.

Pedro Guevara, Yanga Sigqibo, and Mohammed Obbadi also deserve to be in the honorable mentions.

Top 10 Super Flyweights

10. Khalid Yafai

Starting the list, and coming in at number 10, we have Khalid Yafai. Yafai is about as talented as they come; he won the WBA Super Flyweight title in late 2016 and defended it four times. With a record of 26-1, his only defeat came against the now-former WBA Super Flyweight champ, Román González, in 2020.

Kal’s next fight is still to be announced; however, whoever his opponent is, it is going to be a very important bout.

9. Carlos Cuadras

Carlos Roberto Cuadras Quiroa has a record of 39 wins and 4 losses, and he makes the list at number 9. He also remained the WBC Super Flyweight champion from 2014 to 2016 and defended the title six times.

He lost the belt to Román González in 2016 with a Unanimous decision. In 2018, Carlos Cuadras fought against Ricardo Núñez for the vacant WBC International bantamweight title, and won the title, adding another achievement to his career.

After going on the three-fight win streak, Carlos Cuadras got a rematch against Juan Francisco Estrada for the WBC and The Ring Super-Flyweight titles; however, he lost the fight via TKO in the 11th.

Therefore Cuadras has fought the who’s who of the division and is one of the top Super Flyweights right now.

8. McWilliams Arroyo

The next boxer on our list hails from Puerto Rico and is the current WBC interim Flyweight champion. He won the title last month via TKO in the fifth, against Nicaraguan boxer, Abraham Rodriguez.

In 2018, he won the vacant WBC Silver Super Flyweight title, but couldn’t defend it, and lost the title in his next fight. McWilliams Arroyo also holds the WBO Latino Flyweight title, which he has defended once against Carlos Buitrago.

In his next fight, McWilliams Arroyo is probably going to face off against Julio Cesar Martinez, which will be a tough challenge and an interesting fight. However, the date for this fight is still to be announced.

7. Andrew Moloney

For the next member of the top ten, we head to the land down under. Andrew Moloney is an Australian Pro boxer. He won the WBA interim Super-Flyweight title in 2019, which was promoted to the regular title in 2020.

Andrew Moloney lost the WBA Super-Flyweight title to Joshua Franco in 2020. His next fight was a rematch against Joshua Franco, but it was declared as a no-contest since Franco’s eye got damaged because of an accidental headbutt.

6. Joshua Franco

Joshua Franco is one of the top fighters in the division, and he is the current WBA Super-Flyweight champion. Franco has a record of 17 wins, one loss, two draws, and one no contest, which happened due to an accidental headbutt in his last fight against Andrew Moloney.

Joshua Franco also won the WBC-NABF and vacant WBA International bantamweight titles in 2019 and retained the title in a rematch against Oscar Negrete.

Franco is one of the most exciting fighters in the division. That combined with his impressive record, puts him at number six on our top ten list.

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5. Kazuto Ioka

Over the years, Japan has produced some incredible boxers, and Kazuto Ioka is one of their biggest active stars. He has won multiple world titles over the course of his 28 professional fights, and he is the current WBO Super-Flyweight champion.

He won the title against Aston Palicte in 2019 and has since defended it two times. He has also won the WBA Flyweight, and light-Flyweight titles during his career, and he defended both titles multiple times.

Ioka won his last fight via TKO in the 8th round, and has an overall record of 26 wins and 2 losses, with 15 KOs. as far as his next fight is concerned, nothing official has been announced yet.

4. Roman Gonzalez

Roman Gonzalez is better known by his nickname “Chocolatito”, and he was the first Nicaraguan professional boxer to win titles in four different weight classes.

Gonzalez first won the WBA minimumweight title and held it from 2008 to 2010. He also became the WBA interim light Flyweight champion in 2010, was promoted to the champ in 2011. Chocolatito defended this title five times and held it till 2013.

He also held the WBC, Ring magazine, and lineal Flyweight titles from 2014 to 2016, and the WBC Super Flyweight title from 2016 to 2017.

Until last night, he was the WBA Super-Flyweight champ but lost the title to Juan Francisco Estrada.

3. Jerwin Ancajas

After Pacquiao, Jerwin Juntilla Ancajas is one of the biggest boxing stars out of the Philippines. He is one of the most dominant champions in boxing, having held the IBF Junior Bantamweight (115 pounds) title since 2016.

He won the title on the 3rd of September in 2016 and has since defended the title eight times, against top contenders.

Jerwin Ancajas also has a very impressive record of 32 wins, 1 loss, and 2 draws. In his last bout, he Knocked out Miguel Gonzalez, and his next fight is still to be announced.

2. Srisaket Sor Rungvisai

As we get closer and closer to the top of the list, the achievements of the fighters are becoming more and more incredible. Srisaket Sor Rungvisai hails from Thailand, and he has held multiple Super-Flyweight world championships.

He held the WBC Super-Flyweight title twice between 2013 and 2019, and from 2018 to 2019, he also held The Ring magazine and lineal Super-Flyweight titles.

He lost his title to Juan Francisco Estrada on Apr 26, 2019; however, he has won his next three fights. Rungvisai also fought on last night’s card and scored an impressive victory in the third round because of corner retirement.

1. Juan Francisco Estrada

At the top, Juan Francisco Estrada is the king of the Super-Flyweights, and after his victory last night, his position has become even stronger.

He held the WBC, Ring magazine, and lineal Super-Flyweight titles since 2019, and last night he won the WBA Super Flyweight title after beating Román “Chocolatito” González. Estrada also defended the WBC and The Ring Super-Flyweight titles twice before fighting “Chocolatito” last night.

Juan Francisco Estrada is also ranked as the #1 Super Flyweight boxer by Ring magazine, and he is ranked as the #8 pound-for-pound boxer in the world.

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