The Transnational Boxing Rankings Board's latest rankings- those based on fights held through March 11, 2017- were posted on the TBRB's website March 14, 2017.

There were changes in seven divisional top tens:

CRUISERWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (1) Oleksandr Usyk
2 (2) Murat Gassiev
3 (3) Denis Lebedev
4 (4) Krzysztof Glowacki
5 (5) Tony Bellew (is also #10 at 200+)
6 (6) Marco Huck
7 (7) Mairis Briedis
8 (8) Krzysztof Wlodarczyk
9 (10) Maksim Vlasov
10 (9) Yunier Dorticos

Out from rankings posted March 7, 2017:
No one

MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Champion: Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (is also #1 at 154)

1 (1) Gennady Golovkin
2 (2) Daniel Jacobs
3 (4) David Lemieux
4 (3) Billy Joe Saunders
5 (5) Hassan N'Dam N'Jikam
6 (6) Chris Eubank, Jr.
7 (7) Avtandil Khurtsidze
8 (8) Sergiy Derevyanchenko
9 (9) Jorge Sebastian Heiland
10 (10) Ryota Murata

Out from rankings posted March 7, 2017:
No one

JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

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

Out from rankings posted March 7, 2017:
#10- Erickson Lubin

Editor's note:
- #2 ranked Jermall Charlo vacated the IBF World junior middleweight title on February 16, 2017 to move up to the middleweight division.

LIGHTWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (1) Mikey Garcia
2 (2) Jorge Linares
3 (3) Terry Flanagan
4 (4) Rances Barthelemy
5 (5) Robert Easter, Jr.
6 (6) Anthony Crolla
7 (7) Dejan Zlaticanin
8 (8) Denis Shafikov
9 (10) Richard Commey
10 (9) Petr Petrov

Out from rankings posted March 7, 2017:
No one

Editor's note:
- #4 ranked Rances Barthelemy vacated the IBF World lightweight title on June 6, 2016 to campaign as a junior welterweight.

FEATHERWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (1) Leo Santa Cruz
2 (2) Carl Frampton
3 (3) Simpiwe Vetyeka
4 (4) Lee Selby
5 (5) Gary Russell, Jr.
6 (6) Abner Mares
7 (7) Oscar Valdez
8 (8) Joseph Diaz, Jr.
9 (9) Jesus Marcelo Andres Cuellar
10 (-) Scott Quigg

Out from rankings posted March 7, 2017:
#10- Oscar Escandon (prolonged inactivity)

BANTAMWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (1) Shinsuke Yamanaka
2 (2) Zhanat Zhakiyanov
3 (3) Rau'shee Warren
4 (4) Juan Carlos Payano
5 (5) Jamie McDonnell
6 (6) Liborio Solis
7 (7) Anselmo Moreno
8 (10) Luis Nery
9 (8) Marlon Tapales
10 (9) Lee Haskins

Out from rankings posted March 7, 2017:
No one

Editor's note:
- #7 ranked Anselmo Moreno has moved up to the junior featherweight division and will be fighting Julio Ceja in a WBC World super bantamweight title eliminator on 5/27/17.

JUNIOR BANTAMWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (1) Naoya Inoue
2 (2) Roman Gonzalez
3 (3) Carlos Cuadras
4 (4) Khalid Yafai
5 (5) Srisaket Sor Rungvisai
6 (6) Jerwin Ancajas
7 (7) Luis Concepcion
8 (8) Norberto Jimenez
9 (10) Juan Francisco Estrada
10 (-) Rex Tso

Out from rankings posted March 7, 2017:
#9- Takuma Inoue

Editor's note:
- Takuma Inoue vacated the OPBF super flyweight title to seek a shot at Marlon Tapales' WBO World bantamweight title. The WBO moved Inoue from their junior bantamweight rankings to their bantamweight rankings in their rankings as of August 15, 2016. IBHOF enshrinee Joe Koizumi has represented Inoue in negotiations with manager/promoter Rex Salud, Tapales' representative. On September 4, Inoue fought and won as a bantamweight and, according to BoxingScene.com and AsianBoxing.info, secured a bout with Tapales. Unfortunately, in November, Inoue, while in training for his December 31 bout with Tapales, suffered a broken hand and was forced to withdraw from the title match.

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