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Super Heavyweight,
by the numbers
An athlete belongs to the division of their most recent bout at a real weight class: membership follows the record, not the roster. Ratings are global — asuper heavyweight's number is earned against everyone they ever fought, in any division.
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TOP 25 Current super heavyweights by ratingeligible = a bout at super heavyweight within 12 months
| Rk | Athlete | Rating | Last fight | Record | Peak |
|---|
Anyone who fought at super heavyweight in the last 12 months is still in this conversation — recent two-division fighters appear on both boards. Twelve quiet months here, and a name ages out without losing what it earned.
TOP 2 The greatest super heavyweights everpeak rating reached while a member of the division
| Rk | Athlete | Peak | Peak date | Record | Current |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Karen Cedillo | 1,665 | Feb 2019 | 1–0 | 1,665 |
| 2 | Jenny Parejo● | 1,370 | Feb 2019 | 0–1 | 1,370 |
Ranked by the highest rating earned while this was the athlete's division; the record shown is their in-division record. Athletes who competed in several divisions appear on each division's all-time board with the peak they reached there.
TOP 0 Every member, by rating todaymembership = last real-division bout was at super heavyweight
| Rk | Athlete | Rating | Last fight | Record | Peak |
|---|
● = active. This board keeps retired and inactive members at their current rating — the division as the record book last saw it, not as a promoter lists it.
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