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Reading a KBN ranking table

Rank, movement arrow, verified record, points. What each column means and why the order is what it is.

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Every division table has the same columns. The rank is the position today. The arrow compares with the table as it stood 30 days ago: ▲ moved up, ▼ moved down, — unchanged, NEW not ranked a month ago. The verified record counts only bouts the Ranking Committee has approved. Points are the active total.

Who appears

  • Licensed fighters only: an applicant in review is not ranked.
  • Ranking published: HQ has completed stage 6.
  • Not suspended.
  • More than zero active points.

Tie-breaks

Two fighters on equal points are ordered by verified wins, then by last name. The order is a configurable rule so KBN can change it later without a code release.

Professional Men's Kickboxing Welterweight, world
RankMoveFighterCountryRecordPoints
1—Aleksei KarimovUzbekistan6-2-0635
2—Emre YılmazTurkey4-1-0180
3▲3James RobertsUnited Kingdom3-1-0152.5
4▼1Kim ParkSouth Korea4-0-0137.5
5▲4Omid RahimiIran5-0-0135
6▼2Zhang LiChina3-1-0132.5
7▼2Dmitri SokolovRussia3-0-1132.5
8▲3Marcus OkonkwoNigeria4-1-0125
9▼2Arsen DemirelTurkey1-2-0102.5
10—João PereiraBrazil1-2-2102.5
11▼3Marco BianchiItaly2-0-0100
As of 28 Sept 2026; movement against 30 days earlier.

Separate tables exist for every discipline × category × gender × weight class, and for three scopes: world, continental and national. A fighter's points never transfer between tables.

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Figures in this article are computed from the KBN register at the time of reading. View, like and share counters on this demo site are sample values.