List all the current world boxing champions, for all the world boxing governing bodies.

As of 24 September 2024, the world boxing landscape has seen significant shifts, including Hamzah Sheeraz officially relinquishing his WBO super middleweight title on 19 September 2026 to avoid a mandatory defense. In the heavyweight division, the four major belts remain split between Oleksandr Usyk (WBA/Ring), Agit Kabayel (WBC), Filip Hrgovic (IBF), and Daniel Dubois (WBO), with a major Dubois-Wardley rematch confirmed for October. Additionally, Jai Opetaia has further unified the cruiserweight division by adding the WBA and Ring Magazine titles to his IBF crown.

• Heavyweight Champions: Oleksandr Usyk (WBA Super, Ring Magazine), Agit Kabayel (WBC), Filip Hrgovic (IBF), and Daniel Dubois (WBO). (October 17, 2026) 📅 Calendar file (.ics) Daniel Dubois vs. Fabio Wardley II (WBO Title) October 17, 2026
• Cruiserweight Champions: Jai Opetaia (WBA, IBF, Ring Magazine), Michal Cieslak (WBC), and Gilberto Ramirez (WBO).
• Super Middleweight Update: The WBO title is currently vacant following Hamzah Sheeraz's decision to relinquish the belt on 19 September 2026. Other champions include Christian Mbilli (WBC) and Jose Armando Resendiz (WBA).
• Welterweight & Super Lightweight: Ryan Garcia (WBC Welterweight) and Isaac Cruz (WBC Interim Super Lightweight) both successfully defended their titles in September 2026. Other champions include Devin Haney (WBO Welterweight) and Dalton Smith (WBC Super Lightweight).
• Lower Weight Divisions: Naoya Inoue remains the undisputed champion at Super Bantamweight (WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, Ring). In the Bantamweight division, Jesse Rodriguez (WBA) and Jose Salas Reyes (IBF) hold titles, with a WBC title bout scheduled for 27 September 2026.

As of 20 September 2026, the world boxing championship landscape remains active following a successful title defense by Isaac "Pitbull" Cruz, who retained his WBC interim super lightweight title with a 6th-round knockout of Nestor Bravo on 19 September. This follows a major unification on 12 September where Jai Opetaia became the unified WBC, IBF, and Ring Magazine cruiserweight champion. Other notable recent changes include Anthony Cacace's elevation to WBA Super Champion at super featherweight and the WBA's official removal of the bridgerweight division.

• Heavyweight Champions: Oleksandr Usyk (WBA Super, Ring Magazine), Agit Kabayel (WBC), Filip Hrgovic (IBF), and Daniel Dubois (WBO).
• Cruiserweight Champions: Jai Opetaia (WBC, IBF, Ring Magazine) and Gilberto Ramirez (WBA Super, WBO).
• Super Lightweight Update: Dalton Smith (WBC), Teofimo Lopez (WBO), Richardson Hitchins (IBF), and Gary Antuanne Russell (WBA). Isaac Cruz retained the WBC interim title via 6th-round KO on 19 September 2026.
• Welterweight Champions: Ryan Garcia (WBC), Teofimo Lopez (WBA), Brian Norman Jr. (WBO), and Lewis Crocker (IBF).
• Super Featherweight Champions: Anthony Cacace (WBA Super, IBF, Ring Magazine), O'Shaquie Foster (WBC), and Emanuel Navarrete (WBO).
• Undisputed Champions: Naoya Inoue remains the undisputed world champion at super bantamweight, holding the WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, and Ring Magazine titles.

As of 18 September 2026, the world boxing championship landscape remains stable following a high-stakes weekend on 12 September that saw Jai Opetaia unify the cruiserweight division and Ryan Garcia defend his welterweight title. A notable recent structural change is the WBA's official withdrawal of recognition for the bridgerweight division, reverting its focus to the traditional 17 weight classes. The current list of major champions includes Oleksandr Usyk, Agit Kabayel, and Filip Hrgovic in the heavyweight division, while Naoya Inoue maintains his undisputed status at super bantamweight.

• Heavyweight Champions: Oleksandr Usyk (WBA Super, Ring Magazine), Agit Kabayel (WBC, won 27 June 2026), Filip Hrgovic (IBF, won 29 August 2026), and Daniel Dubois (WBO).
• Cruiserweight Unification: Jai Opetaia is the unified WBC, IBF, and Ring Magazine champion following a 9th-round TKO of Noel Mikaelian on 12 September 2026. Gilberto Ramirez holds the WBA and WBO titles.
• Welterweight Champions: Ryan Garcia (WBC) retained his title via 2nd-round TKO against Conor Benn on 12 September 2026. Other titleholders include Teofimo Lopez (WBA), Brian Norman Jr. (WBO), and Liam Paro (IBF).
• Super Featherweight Elevation: Anthony Cacace was elevated to WBA Super Champion on 9 September 2026; he also holds the IBF and Ring Magazine titles. O'Shaquie Foster (WBC) and Emanuel Navarrete (WBO) hold the remaining belts.
• WBA Bridgerweight Withdrawal: The World Boxing Association (WBA) officially withdrew its recognition of the bridgerweight division in June 2026, leaving the WBC as the only major sanctioning body for the 224-pound class.

As of 16 September 2026, the world boxing landscape has seen major shifts following a high-stakes weekend in Las Vegas. Jai Opetaia unified the cruiserweight division further by seizing the WBC title from Noel Mikaelian on 12 September, while Ryan Garcia successfully defended his WBC Welterweight crown. These updates follow the recent elevation of Anthony Cacace to WBA Super Champion and Filip Hrgovic's acquisition of the IBF Heavyweight title in late August.

• Heavyweight Champions: Oleksandr Usyk (WBA Super, WBO, Ring Magazine), Agit Kabayel (WBC), and Filip Hrgovic (IBF, won 29 Aug 2026).
• Cruiserweight Unification: Jai Opetaia is the unified WBC, IBF, and Ring Magazine champion after knocking out Noel Mikaelian on 12 September 2026. Gilberto Ramirez holds the WBA title and Chris Billam-Smith holds the WBO title.
• Welterweight Champions: Ryan Garcia (WBC), Teofimo Lopez (WBA), and Brian Norman Jr. (WBO). Garcia retained his title via 2nd-round TKO against Conor Benn on 12 September 2026.
• Super Featherweight Elevation: Anthony Cacace was elevated to WBA 'Super' Champion on 9 September 2026; he also holds the IBF and Ring Magazine titles. Elnur Samedov was named the full WBA World Champion.
• Undisputed Champions: Naoya Inoue remains the undisputed Super Bantamweight champion (WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, Ring) after defending his titles against TJ Doheny on 3 September 2026. Dmitry Bivol remains the undisputed Light Heavyweight champion.