The Transnational Boxing Rankings Board's latest rankings- those based on fights held through July 22, 2018- were posted on the TBRB's website July 24, 2018. Besides the crowning of a new cruiserweight king, there were changes in the Pound-For-Pound Top Ten and in the rankings for the cruiserweight, junior middleweight, and strawweight divisions.

POUND-FOR-POUND:

1 (1) Vasyl Lomachenko
2 (2) Terence Crawford
3 (3) Srisaket Sor Rungvisai
4 (8) Oleksandr Usyk
5 (4) Naoya Inoue
6 (5) Gennady Golovkin
7 (6) Mikey Garcia
8 (7) Leo Santa Cruz
9 (9) Errol Spence, Jr.
10 (10) Anthony Joshua

Out from rankings posted July 17, 2018:
No one

CRUISERWEIGHT:

Champion: Oleksandr Usyk (had been #1).....(Champion had been OPEN)

1 (4) Mairis Briedis
2 (2) Murat Gassiev
3 (3) Krzysztof Glowacki
4 (5) Yunier Dorticos
5 (6) Maksim Vlasov
6 (7) Andrew Tabiti
7 (8) Constantin Bejenaru
8 (9) Mateusz Masternak
9 (10) Kevin Lerena
10 (-) Matty Askin

Out from rankings posted July 17, 2018:
No one

JUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (1) Jarrett Hurd
2 (2) Jermell Charlo
3 (3) Erislandy Lara
4 (5) Jaime Munguia
5 (4) Demetrius Andrade (is also ranked #9 at 160)
6 (6) Brian Castano
7 (7) Julian Williams
8 (8) Maciej Sulecki
9 (9) Michel Soro
10 (-) Kell Brook

Out from rankings posted July 17, 2018:
#10- Liam Smith

Editor's Note:
- #5 ranked Demetrius Andrade, who last fought at 154 on March 11, 2017, vacated the WBA World super welterweight title on October 21, 2017 to campaign as a middleweight. It should be noted that on October 21, 2017 Andrade started that campaign by unanimously outpointing Alantez Fox over 12 rounds.

STRAWWEIGHT:

Champion: OPEN

1 (1) Wanheng Menayothin (Chayaphon Moonsri)
2 (2) Knockout CP Freshmart (Thammanoon Niyomtrong)
3 (3) Hiroto Kyoguchi
4 (4) Byron Rojas
5 (5) Joey Canoy
6 (7) Simphiwe Khonco
7 (6) Vic Saludar
8 (8) Ryuya Yamanaka
9 (9) Tsubasa Koura
10 (10) Melvin Jerusalem

Out from rankings posted July 17, 2018:
No one