List of current WBC Youth world champions

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This is a list of current WBC Youth world champions. [1] The Youth title is one of the World Boxing Council's minor world championships for young up-and-coming professional boxers.

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Weight classChampionRecordDefenses
Heavyweight vacant
Bridgerweight vacant
Cruiserweight vacant
Light heavyweight Flag of Germany.svg Luca Antonio Cinqueoncie15–0 (11 KOs)0
Super middleweight vacant
Middleweight Flag of Ireland.svg Aaron McKenna14–0 (7 KOs)0
Super welterweight Flag of Denmark.svg Oliver Meng9–0 (3 KOs)0
Welterweight Flag of Kazakhstan.svg Talgat Shayken8–0 (4 KOs)0
Super lightweight Flag of Mexico.svg Omar Alejandro Aguilar24–0 (23 KO)0
Lightweight Flag of Mexico.svg Pedro Bernal Rodríguez9–1–2 (3 KOs)0
Super featherweight Flag of India.svg Lalrinsanga Tlau7–0 (3 KOs)0
Featherweight Flag of Albania.svg MUHAMET QAMILI10–0 (4 KO)0
Super bantamweight Flag of Mexico.svg Luis Rodríguez Ocaña11–0 (11 KO)0
Bantamweight Flag of Mexico.svg Christian Medina Jiménez20–3 (14 KO)0
Super flyweight Flag of Mexico.svg Cuahutli Guerrero13–2–2 (6 KOs)0
Flyweight vacant
Light flyweight Flag of Indonesia.svg Tibo Monabesa 21–1–2–1 (8 KOs)1
Strawweight Flag of the United States.svg Jesús Haro10–1 (0 KOs)0

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References

  1. "Youth". WBC. Retrieved October 14, 2017.