One cited fightMob Psycho 100 · vol. 5, ch. 41
Does this result move the ranking?

Confirms the ladder

The higher-ranked entity beat the lower-ranked one. Record and ladder agree.

Sho Suzuki vs Ritsu Kageyama

The winnerSho SuzukiMob Psycho 100 · rank 6
4 places
BeatenRitsu KageyamaMob Psycho 100 · rank 10

Told rather than drawn, and the series' indifference to the fight is part of the result. Ritsu was newly awakened and had just broken a group of children out of a cell; Sho was already raising his own army of espers against his father. The four places between them look modest beside the gap the story implies. It is Ritsu's recorded loss to an esper above him, and part of the reason his row is contested: he is ranked on fights he did not win.

The connecting record

statedMob Psycho 100 · vol. 5, ch. 41

Sho Suzuki beat Ritsu Kageyama in Mob Psycho 100.

Off the page; Ritsu is next seen unconscious, found by Mob.

What each of them is ranked on

The winner · Sho Suzuki · rank 6

Toichiro's son

Mangacomicanimation

Beat Ritsu as he was escaping the 7th Division, without the page bothering to show it, and finished the division's own leader, Ishiguro, with one attack after Reigen had beaten him. Inside the Culture Tower he ended Hatori of the Ultimate 5 with a German suplex, then fired three months of stored energy at his father; Serizawa blocked it and Toichiro beat him. In the ???% arc he fought beside the same father, and walked off holding him up.

  • statedMob Psycho 100 · vol. 5, ch. 41

    Ritsu challenges him and is defeated off-panel.

  • shownMob Psycho 100 · vol. 6, ch. 49

    Knocks Ishiguro down and defeats him as he attempts a last attack.

  • shownMob Psycho 100 · vol. 11, ch. 87

    Defeats Hatori with a German suplex.

All 6 citations
  • shownMob Psycho 100 · vol. 11, ch. 88

    Fires his Charge Bomb at Toichiro, and Serizawa blocks it.

  • shownMob Psycho 100 · vol. 16, ch. 100

    Fires a Charge Bomb with his father that ???% absorbs.

  • shownMob Psycho 100 (anime) · S01E12

    Ends Ishiguro's final attack in one strike.

Sho Suzuki on the Mob Psycho 100 ladder

Beaten · Ritsu Kageyama · rank 10

Mob's younger brother

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Turned his newly woken powers on his brother, who congratulated him. Kidnapped by Claw, he got the Awakening Lab children out of their cell and took out the guards, then met Sho on the way out and lost. In the Culture Tower fight he took on Shimazaki alone so that Sho could get past, and lost that too. Contested because his record is mostly against named espers who beat him, and the ones above him at least won something.

  • shownMob Psycho 100 · vol. 4, ch. 29

    Attacks Mob with his psychic powers, and Mob congratulates him.

  • shownMob Psycho 100 · vol. 5, ch. 37

    Gets out of the cell and defeats the guards.

  • shownMob Psycho 100 · vol. 11, ch. 86

    Faces Shimazaki alone and is beaten.

All 4 citations
  • shownMob Psycho 100 (anime) · S02E11

    Creates a distraction so Sho can enter the tower, then faces Shimazaki.

Ritsu Kageyama on the Mob Psycho 100 ladder

What this does not settle

One fight in one work. It is the only result the record gives between these two, and it is evidence about that meeting and nothing wider — not a general matchup, not a rematch, and not a ranking of its own.

The ladder above it is argued from everything either of them has been shown doing; this page is argued from one citation.

Where the two disagree, the disagreement is the point, and it stays visible rather than being resolved by whichever of them happens to be on this page.

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