Ukrainians in the WBC Francophone Rankings — July 2025
Ukrainian boxers continue to proudly represent the country on the international stage. In the July 2025 WBC Francophone rankings, there are 14 men and 3 women from Ukraine. Among them are four titleholders, multiple strong top-10 placements, and confirmation of Ukraine’s status as a major boxing nation within the Francophone region.
HEAVYWEIGHT
- Bohdan Myronets (10th place)
- On December 12, 2024, in Lviv, he defeated the undefeated Cuban Jose Larduet in a title fight for the WBC Francophone belt. While currently ranked among the contenders, this victory was a major milestone in his career and secured him a place in the top 10.
- Oleksandr Zakhozhyi (11th place)
- On April 17, 2021, he defeated Sergii Verwejko in a fight for the vacant WBC Francophone title. Today, he is once again among the top contenders after multiple returns to the ring.
- Andrii Rudenko (27th place)
- A veteran of international bouts, well-known on the world stage. His ranking reflects his experience and long-established status.
BRIDGERWEIGHT (до 101,6 кг)
- Oleksandr Hrytsiv
On March 29, 2025, in Lviv, he won the WBC Francophone title, becoming the first Ukrainian champion in this weight category.
- Serhii Radchenko (6th place)
A Ukrainian heavyweight with experience fighting Kevin Lerena for the world title in South Africa. His top-10 placement in the WBC Francophone rankings is the result of consistent performances against elite opponents.
LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT (до 79,4 кг)
- Danyil Lapin (4th place)
On July 19, 2025, at Wembley in London, he successfully defended his titles, reaffirming his world-class level. Lapin holds a place in the top five of the Francophone rankings, maintaining his unbeaten record.
MIDDLEWEIGHT (до 72,6 кг)
- Maksym Molodan (25th place)
Entered the international rankings thanks to his strong showing in the WBC Grand Prix, where he displayed good form and scored valuable wins. His inclusion highlights his progress.
SUPER WELTERWEIGHT (до 69,9 кг)
- Arsenii Reznychenko (13th place)
The reigning WBC Ukraine Super Welterweight champion. His presence in the Francophone rankings marks another step toward international recognition.
WELTERWEIGHT (до 66,7 кг)
- Yaroslav Mykhalushko
On June 28, 2025, in Lviv, he claimed the WBC Francophone Welterweight title after defeating Merinton Karaxha. This win was one of the highlights of Ukrainian boxing this summer.
- Karen Chukhadzhian (2nd place)
One of Ukraine’s most successful welterweights, well-established on the European scene. Karen remains the #1 contender in the Francophone region.
SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT (до 63,5 кг)
- Aram Fanian (5th place)
- A Ukrainian boxer with extensive international experience. His 5th position in the WBC Francophone rankings speaks to his consistency.
- Danylo Lozan (8th place)
- One of the revelations of the WBC Grand Prix. His inclusion in the rankings comes after impressive victories over strong opponents.
LIGHTWEIGHT (до 61,2 кг)
- Denys Berinchyk (2nd place)
- A flagship name in Ukrainian professional boxing. His steady career on the international scene has earned him top spots in major rankings, including Francophone.
- Danylo Honcharuk (7th place)
- A young Ukrainian talent making strides in international boxing. His top-10 placement confirms his rising trajectory.
ЖІНКИ
Super Lightweight (до 63,5 кг)
- Maryna Malovana (5th place)
A key representative of Ukraine in the WBC Francophone rankings, currently ranked 5th. Alongside Anastasiia Petrenkoand Oksana Bondarenko, she plays a crucial role in the development of women’s professional boxing in Ukraine.
SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT (до 55,3 кг)
- Oksana Bondarenko (7th place)
A newcomer to the WBC Francophone rankings. Her entry into the top 10 reflects her results and activity in regional competitions.
BANTAMWEIGHT (до 53,5 кг)
- Anastasiia Petrenko
The reigning WBC Francophone Bantamweight champion, who won the belt on February 8, 2025, in Lviv. Her victory marked a significant step forward for Ukrainian women’s boxing. Petrenko remains one of the few Ukrainian women to hold an international title.
Ukraine continues to strengthen its standing in the WBC Francophone rankings, both in men’s and women’s divisions. Anastasiia Petrenko remains a champion. On the men’s side, consistent performers like Denys Berinchyk, Danyil Lapin, Arsenii Reznychenko, Oleksandr Hrytsiv, and Maksym Molodanconfirm the nation’s growth. The July rankings demonstrate that Ukrainian fighters are not only maintaining their positions but also providing real competition, highlighting the increasing weight of Ukrainian boxing within the Francophone segment of the WBC.
