Indian Professional Boxing Rankings – October 2021
Prepared by WBC India Committee
Date of Release : 15 November 2021
 | Straw | Light Fly | Fly | Super Fly |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rankings October 2021 | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) |
| 1 | Nutlai Lalbiakkima Aizawl (2-0-0) | Gaurav New Delhi (6-0-0) | Vimal Punera Mumbai (5-1-0) | Prince Patel Acton- UK (24-1-2) |
| 2 | Sandeep Singh Mumbai (1-1-1) | Mohd Zaheed Hyderabad (1-1-0) | Adil Rajesh Mumbai (3-0-0) | Sandeep Kumar Gurugram (8-1-1) |
| 3 | (Vacant) | Rajiv New Delhi (0-2-0) | Pawan Saxena Agra (0-7-0) | Umesh Chavan Mumbai (1-0-0) |
| 4 | (Vacant) | Aman Dilawar Jhajjar (3-6-0) | Pankaj Kumar New Delhi (1-0-0) | Mathiyalagan D Bengaluru (2-1-0) |
| 5 | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | Surendra New Delhi (0-1-0) | Md Shamim Kolkata (1-2-0) |
| 6 | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | Bangaram Sai Kumar Beed (2-0-0) |
| 7 | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | Sohaib Haque Kolkata (4-1-0) |
| 8 | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | Mohammed Naveed Hyderabad (1-1-0) |
| 9 | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | Bikram Mallick Kolkata (2-1-0) |
| 10 | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | (Vacant) | Avinash Chandel Sunder Nagar (1-0-0) |
| Bantam | Super Bantam | Feather | Super Feather |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rankings October 2021 | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) |
| 1 | Satnam Singh New Delhi (6-1-0) | F Zoramchhana Aizawl (2-0-0) | Rakesh Lohchab New Delhi (10-2-1) | Lalrinsanga Tlau Khawruhlian (6-0-0) |
| 2 | Vikash Dahiya Kolkata (5-2-1) | Sanmuga Priyan Bengaluru (1-0-0) | Asad Asif Khan Kolkata (10-2-1) | Amandeep Singh New Delhi (5-1-0) |
| 3 | Varun Kr Chauhan Uttar Pradesh (1-0-1) | Kailas G Gusinge Bengaluru (1-0-0) | Amey Nitin Pune (5-4-0) | Dharamvir Singh New Delhi (6-3-0) |
| 4 | Sanjay Kumar India (1-0-0) | Pralhad Panda Bengaluru (1-1-0) | Kamal Singh New Delhi (3-1-0) | Jaskaran Singh New Delhi (2-0-1) |
| 5 | Mazhar Hussain Kolkata (2-1-0) | Mohit Kumar New Delhi (1-4-0) | Rohan Yadav New Delhi (2-0-1) | Dharmender Chandigarh (6-1-0) |
| 6 | Saurabh Kumar India (2-0-0) | Sandeep Singh Bhatti Chandigarh (4-2-0) | Yumnam Santosh Singh India (0-2-0) | Arman New Delhi (2-2-0) |
| 7 | Rohan Sanjay Madake Hyderabad (0-1-0) | Rajkumar Sharma India (0-1-0) | Surendra Beniwal New Delhi (1-2-0) | Mayank Sura New Delhi (1-2-0) |
| 8 | Jagdeep Singh New Delhi (0-1-0) | Syed Saad Hyderabad (0-1-0) | Hans Raj New Delhi (2-4-1) | Pradeep Kumar India (6-2-0) |
| 9 | Srikanth Chaudhary Agra (0-1-0) | Mohit Yadav Chandigarh (2-0-0) | Manish Chaudhary New Delhi (3-0-0) | Sahil India (2-4-0) |
| 10 | (Vacant) | Keisham Luckyson Aizawl (1-0-0) | Riyast Ali Patiala (2-0-0) | Gurpreet Singh India (1-0-0) |
| Light | Super Light | Welter | Super Welter |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rankings October 2021 | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) |
| 1 | Sachin Dekwal Faridabad (10-1-0) | Sagar Chaudhary Karnal (4-0-1) | Faizan Anwar Kolkata (9-0-0) | Sagar Narwat Faridabad (13-1-1) |
| 2 | Mahesh New Delhi (7-0-0) | Suresh Kumar India (5-1-2) | Neeraj Goyat Chandigarh (13-3-2) | Pardeep Kharera Rewari (7-5-0) |
| 3 | Digari Mahesh Bengaluru (4-2-1) | Manish Harode New Delhi (1-5-1) | Vaibhav Yadav New Delhi (8-1-0) | Fateh Singh New Delhi (3-2-0) |
| 4 | Karthik Satish Chennai (7-0-0) | Abhishek Verma, New Delhi (6-1-0) | SK Saheb Kolkata (3-3-0) | Sachin Nautiyal New Delhi (5-1-0) |
| 5 | Kuldeep Dhanda Chandigarh (9-3-0) | Vanlalawmpuia Aizawl (2-0-1) | Arun Antil New Delhi (7-3-1) | C Lalhruaitluanga Aizawl (1-0-0) |
| 6 | Gurpreet Singh Hoshiarpur (3-0-1) | Suresh Pasham India (2-1-0) | Akashdeep Patiala (7-1-0) | Kamal Kant India (4-0-1) |
| 7 | Abhishek Gupta Kushinagar (2-0-0) | Manish India (1-0-1) | Sabari J Bengaluru (3-1-0) | Harmeet Singh India (2-0-1) |
| 8 | Vishwas New Delhi (1-2-0) | Mohd Azahar Kolkata (2-3-0) | Rahul Kumar New Delhi (7-4-1) | Vijendra India (1-0-0) |
| 9 | Raj Baghel New Delhi (3-0-0) | SK Saheb Kolkata (3-3-0) | Shivam New Delhi (3-0-1) | Ponsuriyan Sathiyan Krishnagiri (1-0-0) |
| 10 | Lokesh Dangi New Delhi (3-0-0) | Suraj Singh Chandigarh (1-1-0) | Akashdeep Patiala (7-0-0) | Neeraj Rohtash Faridabad (4-2-0) |
| Middle | Super Middle | Light Heavy | Cruiser |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rankings October 2021 | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) |
| 1 | Sukhdeep Singh Bhatti Canada (8-0-0) | Brijesh Meena Bharatpur (10-2-0) | Aaryan Chikara New Delhi (2-0-0) | Kuldeep Singh Chandigarh (4-3-1) |
| 2 | Tej Pratap Singh Australia ( 16-5-3) | Vijender Singh Bhiwani (12-1-0) | Anuj Chandigarh (2-0-0) | Naveen Verma New Delhi (4-1-0) |
| 3 | Gaganpreet Sharma USA (9-2-0) | Siddharth Varma Pune (6-3-2) | Narendran K Chennai (0-0-1) | Preetam Preetam India (1-0-0) |
| 4 | Balkar Singh Sangrur (3-4-0) | Kulbir Sonipat (3-0-0) | Gurkirat Singh India (0-1-0) | Ashish Ahlawat New Delhi (1-2-0) |
| 5 | Karan Singh Arrah (4-1-0) | Bhim Singh India (1-1-1) | Harman Singh New Zealand (1-1-0) | Arjun Ghaziabad (2-2-0) |
| 6 | Israr Usmani Agra (5-0-0) | Ashish Sethi Faridabad (1-0-0) | Arun Sharma Dehradun (2-1-0) | Jaskaran Singh India (1-1-0) |
| 7 | Sagar Nandu Salunke Mumbai (1-3-1) | Annem Sivareddy Chennai (1-2-0) | (Vacant) | Jitender Nandal India (2-0-2) |
| 8 | Shubham Sharma Chandigarh (3-2-0) | Vishu Kumar Ghaziabad (2-0-0) | (Vacant) | Vedant Agarwal India (4-0-1) |
| 9 | Gnaneshwar Hyderabad (0-0-1) | Ankit Kumar Faridabad (1-0-0) | (Vacant) | Eliza Malsawmliana Thuampui (1-0-0) |
| 10 | Sandeep Kumar Patiala (5-0-0) | Akilan Annadurai Chennai (1-0-0) | (Vacant) | Vaibhav Shetty Bengaluru (1-0-0) |
| Bridger | Heavy |
|---|---|---|
| Rankings October 2021 | Champion (Vacant) | Champion (Vacant) |
| 1 | Harsh Gill New Delhi (4-0-0) | Ranjeet Singh Sangrur ( 3-1-0) |
| 2 | Dharmender Grewal Chandigarh (7-0-0) | Gurmeet Singh India (0-1-0) |
| 3 | Ravikant Vats New Delhi (4-0-0) | Ranjith Kumar Baskar Chennai (1-0-0) |
| 4 | Sumit Rangi Rohtak (4-3-1) | Manodeep Manokaran Chennai (0-1-0) |
| 5 | Akash Girjapurkar Dewas (3-3-0) | Devendra Jat New Delhi (0-1-0) |
| 6 | Prince New Delhi ( 3-3-0) | Vikram Bhatti New Delhi (4-2-1) |
| 7 | Vikas Singh Vikas SIngh ( 10-1-1) | Vikramjeet Singh Sangrur (1-0-1) |
| 8 | Somnath Mansa ( 1-0-1) | (Vacant) |
| 9 | (Vacant) | (Vacant) |
| 10 | (Vacant) | (Vacant) |
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