List of world super flyweight boxing champions

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This list of the boxing world champions in super flyweight provides an overview of all boxing world champions of the four recognized and currently active world federations ( WBC , WBA , IBF , WBO ) in super flyweight in chronological order in separate tables. The WBA superchampions are listed both in the chronological WBA table and in a separate table. The status of the super champion of the WBA is ranked higher than that of the regular. Therefore, the WBA super champion is the actual world champion. The WBO has only been one of the major associations since 2007.

WBC

World Champion Office
VenezuelaVenezuela Rafael Oronó 1980-1981
Korea SouthSouth Korea Chul Ho Kim 1981-1982
VenezuelaVenezuela Rafael Oronó (2) 1982-1983
ThailandThailand Payao Poontarat 1983-1984
JapanJapan Jiro Watanabe 1984-1986
MexicoMexico Gilberto Roman 1986-1987
ArgentinaArgentina Santos Benigno Laciar 1987
ColombiaColombia Sugar baby Rojas 1987-1988
MexicoMexico Gilberto Roman (2) 1988-1989
GhanaGhana Nana Konadu 1989-1990
Korea SouthSouth Korea Sung-Kil Moon 1990-1993
MexicoMexico José Luis Bueno 1993-1994
JapanJapan Hiroshi Kawashima 1994-1997
PhilippinesPhilippines Gerry Peñalosa 1997-1998
Korea SouthSouth Korea In-Joo Cho 1998-2000
Korea NorthNorth Korea Masamori Tokuyama 2000-2004
JapanJapan Katsushige Kawashima 2004-2005
Korea NorthNorth Korea Masamori Tokuyama (2) 2005-2006
MexicoMexico Cristian Mijares 2006-2008
ArmeniaArmenia Vic Darchinyan 2008-2010
MexicoMexico Tomás Rojas 2010-2011
ThailandThailand Suriyan Por Chokchai 2011–2012
JapanJapan Yōta Satō 2012-2013
ThailandThailand Srisaket Sor Rungvisai 2013-2014
MexicoMexico Carlos Cuadras 2014-2016
NicaraguaNicaragua Roman Gonzalez 2016-2017
ThailandThailand Srisaket Sor Rungvisai (2) since 2017

WBA

World Champion Office
ArgentinaArgentina Gustavo Ballas 1981
PanamaPanama Rafael Pedroza 1981-1982
JapanJapan Jiro Watanabe 1982-1984
ThailandThailand Khaosai Galaxy 1984-1992
JapanJapan Katsuya Onizuka 1992-1994
Korea SouthSouth Korea Hyung Chul Lee 1994-1995
VenezuelaVenezuela Alimí Goitía 1995-1996
ThailandThailand Yokthai Sithoar 1996-1997
JapanJapan Satoshi Iida 1997-1998
VenezuelaVenezuela Jesus Kiki Rojas 1998-1999
JapanJapan Hideki Todaka 1999-2000
VenezuelaVenezuela Leo Gámez 2000-2001
JapanJapan Celes Kobayashi 2001-2002
VenezuelaVenezuela Alexander Muñoz 2002-2004
MexicoMexico Martin Castillo 2004-2006
JapanJapan Nobuo Nashiro 2006-2007
VenezuelaVenezuela Alexander Muñoz (2) 2007-2008
MexicoMexico Cristian Mijares 2008
JapanJapan Nobuo Nashiro (2) 2008-2010
ArmeniaArmenia Vic Darchinyan 2008-2010
MexicoMexico Hugo Fidel Cázares 2010-2011
JapanJapan Tomonobu Shimizu 2011–2012
ThailandThailand Tepparith Singwancha 2011–2012
JapanJapan Kohei Kono 2012-2013
VenezuelaVenezuela Liborio Solís 2013
JapanJapan Kōhei Kōno (2) 2014-2016
PanamaPanama Luis Concepción 2016
United KingdomUnited Kingdom Khalid Saeed Yafai since 2016

WBA super champions

World Champion Office
MexicoMexico Cristian Mijares 2008
ArmeniaArmenia Vic Darchinyan 2008-2010

IBF

World Champion Office
Korea SouthSouth Korea Ju Do Chun 1983-1985
IndonesiaIndonesia Ellya's Pical 1985-1986
Dominican RepublicDominican Republic César Polanco 1986
IndonesiaIndonesia Ellyas Pical (2) 1986-1987
Korea SouthSouth Korea Tae-Il Chang 1987
IndonesiaIndonesia Ellya's Pical (3) 1987-1989
ColombiaColombia Juan Polo Perez 1989-1990
United StatesUnited States Robert Quiroga 1990-1993
MexicoMexico Julio César Borboa 1993-1994
ColombiaColombia Harold Gray 1994-1995
ArgentinaArgentina Carlos Gabriel Salazar 1995-1996
ColombiaColombia Harold Gray (2) 1996
MexicoMexico Danny Romero 1996-1997
MexicoMexico Johnny Tapia 1997-1998
United StatesUnited States Marc Johnson 1999-2000
VenezuelaVenezuela Félix Machado 2000-2003
NicaraguaNicaragua Luis Alberto Pérez 2003-2006
RussiaRussia Dimitri Kirilov 2007-2008
ArmeniaArmenia Vic Darchinyan 2008-2009
South AfricaSouth Africa Simphiwe Nongqayi 2009-2010
MexicoMexico Juan Alberto Rosas 2010
MexicoMexico Cristian Mijares 2010-2011
MexicoMexico Rodrigo Guerrero 2011–2012
MexicoMexico Juan Carlos Sánchez junior 2012-2013
JapanJapan Daiki Kameda 2013-2014
South AfricaSouth Africa Zolani Tete 2014-2015
Puerto RicoPuerto Rico McJoe Arroyo 2015-2016
PhilippinesPhilippines Jerwin Ancajas since 2016

WBO

World Champion Office
Puerto RicoPuerto Rico José Ruíz Matos 1989-1992
MexicoMexico José Quirino 1992
DenmarkDenmark Johnny Bredahl 1992-1994
United StatesUnited States Johnny Tapia 1994-1998
ArgentinaArgentina Víctor Godoi 1998-1999
MexicoMexico Diego Morales 1999
NicaraguaNicaragua Adonis Rivas 1999-2001
PanamaPanama Pedro Alcázar 2001-2002
MexicoMexico Fernando Montiel 2002-2003
United StatesUnited States Marc Johnson 2003-2004
MexicoMexico Iván Hernández 2004-2005
MexicoMexico Fernando Montiel (2) 2005-2009
Puerto RicoPuerto Rico José Lopez 2009
PhilippinesPhilippines Marvin Sonsona 2009
MexicoMexico Jorge Arce 2010
ArgentinaArgentina Omar Andrés Narváez 2010-2014
JapanJapan Naoya Inoue 2014-2018
PhilippinesPhilippines Donnie Nietes 2018-2019

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Joshua's compatriot owned the belts of WBA, IBF and WBC, at that time the WBO was not yet part of the illustrious circle. She has only been there since 2007. Since then, the undisputed champion has had four titles.