Armenian boxer Davit Chaloyan falls to joint 11th in world rankings
Chaloyan dropped from seventh in World Boxing’s men’s over-90 kg division, sharing 11th place with Colombia’s Juan Patiño on 500 points.
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Davit Chaloyan is the highest placed of six Armenian boxers in the world rankings released by the international federation World Boxing on 11 November. He is the only Armenian in the top 15 of a weight division, Sportaran said.
In Chaloyan’s division, Kazakhstan’s Aibek Oralbay leads with 2,975 points. Uzbekistan’s Jakhongir Zokirov is second with 1,437.5, and China’s Danabike Baikewuzi is third with 1,100.
The other Armenian boxers
| Boxer | Division | Position | Points |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rudolf Garboyan | Men’s 50 kg | Joint 16th | 300 |
| Marat Mikaelyan | Men’s 75 kg | 21st | 150 |
| Artur Bazeyan | Men’s 60 kg | 23rd | 150 |
| Elida Kocharyan | Women’s 65 kg | 18th | 300 |
| Ani Muradyan | Women’s over 80 kg | 18th | 150 |
Garboyan shares his position with several other boxers.
How the rankings work and what comes next
The update counts performances from November 2024 through October 2026, including the European Championships in Sofia, the Asian Games in Aichi and Nagoya, and the Pan American Championships in Puebla. A maximum of 4 tournament results per boxer can count at one time, and points gradually lose value over 3 years.
Chaloyan and Garboyan’s next opportunity to earn ranking points is the World Boxing Cup Finals in Tashkent, scheduled for 26 November to 4 December 2026. Sportaran said the results could affect their rankings and their seeding in Olympic qualification tournaments in 2027 and 2028.
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