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これはWBC世界チャンピオンのリストで、世界ボクシング評議会（WBC）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。WBCはプロボクシングの4大統括団体の1つであり、18の異なる階級で世界チャンピオンを認定しています。1963年の創設年に、WBCはライトフライ級、スーパーフライ級、スーパーバンタム級、スーパーミドル級、クルーザー級、ブリッジャー級を除くすべての階級でタイトルを発足させました。これらの階級はその後数十年にわたって発足しました。WBCによって発足した最新のタイトルは、2021年のブリッジャー級です。
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含まれていません。
ヘビー級
ブリッジャーウェイト
クルーザー級
ライトヘビー級
スーパーミドル級
ミドル級
スーパーウェルター級
ウェルター級
超軽量
軽量
超フェザー級
Featherweight
Super bantamweight
Bantamweight
Super flyweight
Flyweight
Light flyweight
Strawweight
See also
- List of current world boxing champions
- List of undisputed boxing champions
- List of WBA world champions
- List of IBF world champions
- List of WBO world champions
- List of The Ring world champions
- List of WBC female world champions
- List of IBO world champions
- List of current WBC international champions
- List of current WBC youth world champions
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External links
- Official list of current WBC champions