The Transnational Boxing Rankings Board's latest rankings- those based on fights held through March 5, 2017- were posted on the TBRB's website March 7, 2017. There were changes in five divisional top tens and in the Pound-For-Pound Top Ten.

HEAVYWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (2) Anthony Joshua
2 (3) Luis Ortiz
3 (4) Deontay Wilder
4 (5) Joseph Parker
5 (6) Kubrat Pulev
6 (7) Carlos Takam
7 (8) Andy Ruiz
8 (9) Christian Hammer
9 (10) Dillian Whyte
10 (-) Tony Bellew (is also #5 at 200)

Out from rankings posted February 28, 2017:
#1- Alexander Povetkin (repeated PED usage)

JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (1) Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (is also Champion at 160)
2 (2) Jermall Charlo
3 (3) Erislandy Lara
4 (4) Demetrius Andrade
5 (5) Jermell Charlo
6 (6) Austin Trout
7 (7) Vanes Martirosyan
8 (8) Jarrett Hurd
9 (9) Justin DeLoach
10 (-) Erickson Lubin

Out from rankings posted February 28, 2017:
#10- Julian Williams

WELTERWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (1) Manny Pacquiao
2 (3) Keith Thurman
3 (2) Kell Brook
4 (4) Timothy Bradley
5 (5) Shawn Porter
6 (6) Errol Spence, Jr.
7 (7) Danny Garcia
8 (8) Jessie Vargas
9 (9) Lamont Peterson
10 (10) Felix Diaz

Out from rankings posted February 28, 2017:
No one

JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT:

Champion: Terence Crawford

1 (1) Viktor Postol
2 (2) Julius Indongo
3 (3) Adrien Broner
4 (4) Sergey Lipinets
5 (5) Adrian Granados
6 (6) John Molina, Jr.
7 (7) Ruslan Provodnikov
8 (8) Antonio Orozco
9 (9) Ricky Burns
10 (-) Ohara Davies

Out from rankings posted February 28, 2017:
#10- Eduard Troyanovsky

FLYWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (1) John Riel Casimero
2 (2) Kazuto Ioka
3 (3) Donnie Nietes
4 (4) Juan Carlos Reveco
5 (6) Yodmongkol Vor Saengthep (Sirichai Thaiyen; AKA Yodmongkol CP Freshmart)
6 (-) Juan Hernandez Navarrete (Juan "Churritos" Hernandez)
7 (5) McWilliams Arroyo
8 (7) Daigo Higa
9 (9) Takuya Kogawa
10 (10) Vincent Legrand

Out from rankings posted February 28, 2017:
#8- Nawaphon Por Chokchai (Nawaphon Kaikanha; AKA Nawaphon Sor Rungvisai; AKA Nawaphon Nakornluang)

Editor's note:
- #1 ranked John Riel Casimero vacated the IBF World flyweight title on December 20, 2016 and announced he will be campaigning in the junior bantamweight division.
- #10 ranked Vincent Legrand vacated the EBU European flyweight title in late February 2017 citing his inability to make the 112-pound limit.

POUND-FOR-POUND:

Transnational Boxing Rankings Board (posted March 7, 2017):

1 (1) Roman Gonzalez
2 (2) Andre Ward
3 (3) Sergey Kovalev
4 (4) Manny Pacquiao
5 (5) Terence Crawford
6 (6) Gennady Golovkin
7 (7) Vasyl Lomachenko
8 (8) Naoya Inoue
9 (9) Leo Santa Cruz
10 (-) Shinsuke Yamanaka

Out from rankings posted February 28, 2017:
#10- Mikey Garcia

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