National Boxing Association's Quarterly Ratings: 1935

Announced September 17, 1935:

Heavyweights	Light Heavyweights	Middleweights
Jim Braddock, Champion Max Baer Joe Louis Max Schmeling Ford Smith Primo Carnera	Bob Olin, Champion Maxie Rosenbloom Abe Feldman John Henry Lewis Al McCoy Al Gainer Ambrose Palmer Tony Shucco Jock McAvoy Joe Knight	Teddy Yarosz, Champion Lou Brouillard Freddy Steele Jack Gibbons Paul Pirrone Frank Battaglia Ken Overlin Fred Henneberry Young Corbett Babe Risko

Welterweights	Lightweights	Featherweights
Barney Ross, Champion Jimmy McLarnin Bep van Klaveren Jack Carroll Ceferino Garcia Harry Dublinsky Kid Azteca Eddie (Kid) Wolfe Teddy Loder Cocoa Kid	Tony Canzoneri, Champion Lou Ambers Cleto Locatelli Frankie Klick Wesley Ramey Al Roth Charley Burns Eddie Cook Joe Ghnouly Gustave Humery	Freddie Miller, Champion Maurice Holtzer Baby Arizmendi Rodolfo (Baby) Casanova Henry Armstrong Vernon Cormier Mike Belloise Petey Sarron Fillo Julian Echevarria Frankie Covelli

Bantamweights	Flyweights
Lou Salica, Champion Sixto Escobar Midget Wolgast Pablo Dano Young Tommy Speedy Dado Pete Sanstol Little Pancho Frankie Martin Star Frisco	Title Vacant Benny Lynch Jackie Brown Bobby McGhee Joe Mendiola Maurice Huguenin Tommy Pardoe Small Montana Joe Hardy George Gregeson

Announced July 1, 1935:

Heavyweights	Light Heavyweights	Middleweights
Jim Braddock, Champion Joe Louis Max Schmeling Max Baer Primo Carnera Walter Neusel Steve Hamas Art Lasky Jack Doyle Jack Petersen	Bob Olin, Champion	Teddy Yarosz, Champion

Welterweights	Lightweights	Featherweights
Barney Ross, Champion	Tony Canzoneri, Champion	Freddie Miller, Champion

Bantamweights	Flyweights
Title Vacant Sixto Escobar	Title Vacant Jackie Brown

References

• Evening Star [1]
• Springfield Republican. Springfield, Massachusetts. Tuesday, July 2 1935. P.17.