WBA世界チャンピオンのリスト

これはWBA 世界チャンピオンのリストで、世界ボクシング協会(WBA) によって認定されたすべての世界チャンピオンを示しています。このリストには、WBA の前身である全米ボクシング協会 (NBA) によって認定されたチャンピオンも含まれています。

タイトルを獲得したものの、タイトル戦が無効試合に覆されたためにタイトルを剥奪されたボクサーはリストに載っていない。例えば、エフゲニー・ティシェンコは初代ブリッジャー級タイトルを獲得したが、その後禁止薬物の陽性反応が出たためタイトルを剥奪された。^[1]

2000年12月、WBAはスーパーワールド（通称スーパー）という新しいタイトルを導入し、同じ階級でチャンピオンシップが分割されるという前例のない状況を作り出しました。スーパーチャンピオンはWBAの主要チャンピオンであり、ボクシングの出版物では通常レギュラーチャンピオンとして知られているワールドチャンピオンは、スーパータイトルが空位の場合にのみ、他の3つの主要な認定団体（ WBC、IBF、WBO）によって主要チャンピオンとみなされます。

統一チャンピオンとは、WBA の主要タイトルと、他の主要な認定団体 (WBC、IBF、WBO) のタイトルを 1 つまたは 2 つ同時に保持しているボクサーのことです。WBAの定義による無敗のチャンピオンは、4 つの主要タイトルのうち 3 つを保持していれば十分ですが、タイトル防衛に失敗した後にスーパーチャンピオンを無敗のチャンピオンに変更する場合があります (例: アンセルモモレノがフアンパヤノに負け、クリスジョンがシンピウェベティエカに負けた場合)。これは、ボクサーが 4 つの主要タイトルすべてを保持しなければならないというプロボクシング独自の無敗のチャンピオンの定義と混同しないでください。

セクションごとに 2 つの表があります。プライマリチャンピオンの系統では、スーパーチャンピオンが優先されます。スーパータイトルが空いている場合は、Undisputed / Unifiedタイトルがリストされます。両方とも空いている場合は、レギュラータイトルがプライマリチャンピオンになります。セカンダリチャンピオンの系統では、プライマリチャンピオンが使用されている間、 レギュラーチャンピオンまたはUnifiedチャンピオンがリストされます。

すべてのスーパーチャンピオンはプライマリーチャンピオンです。
レギュラーチャンピオンは、スーパー、アンディスピューテッド、ユニファイドが空席の場合にのみプライマリチャンピオンになります。
統合チャンピオンは、スーパーが空いている場合にのみプライマリチャンピオンになります。
スーパーチャンピオンが空いている場合、レギュラーチャンピオンまたはユニファイドチャンピオンのすべてがスーパーチャンピオンに昇格するわけではありません。
全てのレギュラーチャンピオンが空位のスーパータイトルを争えるわけではない。
プライマリチャンピオンと見なされるレギュラーチャンピオンまたはユニファイドチャンピオンは、スーパーが占有されるとセカンダリチャンピオンに降格されます。

2021年8月以降、WBAのタイトル削減計画により、主要チャンピオンの系譜における新しいチャンピオンは、レギュラー、ユニファイド、アンディスピューテッド、スーパーとしてマークされなくなります。

ヘビー級

主なチャンピオンの系譜

二次チャンピオンの系譜

ブリッジャーウェイト

クルーザー級

主なチャンピオンの系譜

二次チャンピオンの系譜

ライトヘビー級

主なチャンピオンの系譜

二次チャンピオンの系譜

スーパーミドル級

主なチャンピオンの系譜

二次チャンピオンの系譜

ミドル級

主なチャンピオンの系譜

二次チャンピオンの系譜

スーパーウェルター級

主なチャンピオンの系譜

Secondary champion lineage

Welterweight

Primary champion lineage

Secondary champion lineage

Super lightweight

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Lightweight

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Secondary champion lineage

Super featherweight

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Secondary champion lineage

Featherweight

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Secondary champion lineage

Super bantamweight

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Secondary champion lineage

Bantamweight

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Secondary champion lineage

Super flyweight

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Secondary champion lineage

Flyweight

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Secondary champion lineage

Light flyweight

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Secondary champion lineage

Minimumweight

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External links

Official list of current WBA champions
https://boxrec.com/media/index.php/National_Boxing_Association
https://boxrec.com/media/index.php/NBA_World_Heavyweight_Title_Fights
https://boxrec.com/media/index.php/NBA_World_Heavyweight_Champion
https://titlehistories.com/boxing/wba/
All-time WBA World champions - Reference book
Ken Buchanan - Lightweight Champion of the World - Ken Buchanan site with detailed bio, statistics, full fights and more

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