Female boxing rankings 2022

Female boxing was big this year, very big. Though the sport is not for everyone, female boxing has grown and grown in popularity, this something that didn’t seem possible back when female boxing was struggling for acceptance, let alone looking to pull in big numbers as far as live gate and PPV numbers are concerned. This year, we saw the likes of Katie Taylor, Amanda Serrano, Claressa Shields, Savannah Marshall, Alycia Baumgardner, Mikaela Mayer and other superb female fighters pull in huge crowds and fan attention as they put on some great action fights. But who is deserving of The 2022 Female Fighter of the Year award? It seems the pick comes down to two names: Katie Taylor and Claressa Shields. Taylor, a genuine superstar and the reigning undisputed lightweight champion, fought twice this year. The unbeaten 36 year old from Ireland fought Amanda Serrano in April, in what was for some The Fight of the Year regardless of gender. It was a huge event, filling Madison Square Garden. The fight lived up to the considerable hype, with Taylor having to dig deep to pull out the split decision win that left us all asking for more. A rematch has been spoken of ever since. Read: George Kambosos Jr Lays Into Max Kellerman For Saying Teofimo Lopez Had “Life Threatening” Ailment In Losing Fight Taylor then fought the unbeaten Karen Carbajal in October in London. This was, in comparison, a pretty easy and straightforward night’s work for Taylor, as she pounded out a unanimous decision w...

This was definitely the year of women’s boxing. Stand out performances from Alycia Baumgardner, Katie Taylor, Claressa Shields, and more either created future super stars are solidified greatness. To see where these great fighters rank in 2022 see below. Honorable Mention Nina Hughes Title(s): • WBA Bantamweight World Champion Jessica McCaskill Title(s): • WBA Welterweight World Champion • WBC Welterweight World Champion • IBF Welterweight World Champion • WBO Welterweight World Champion • The Ring Welterweight World Champion Jessica McCaskill also had a decent year. She started the year off by defending her undisputed welterweight title against Alma Ibarra, then she moved down in weight to fight Chantelle Cameron for the undisputed light welterweight title. However, she lost that fight. Top 10 Best Female Boxers 2022 Rankings 10. Amanda Serrano Title(s): • WBC Featherweight World Champion • IBF Featherweight World Champion • WBO Featherweight World Champion • The Ring Featherweight World Champion Amanda Serrano has had a great year. At the beginning of the year, she moved up to lightweight to challenge Katie Taylor, however, she lost a very close split decision. Still, she came back in September with another excellent title defense at featherweight. She defended the unified WBC, WBO, and IBO female featherweight titles against Sarah Mahfoud, and won the IBF and The Ring featherweight title as well. 9. Terri Harper Title(s): • WBA Super Welterweight World Champion Terri Ha...

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Rankings go up on Mondays. Really bare weekend coming up so we’ll be back in two weeks. This is happening way too often for my liking lately, and there’s more of it to come for the rest of 2022. Ranked fights the next two weeks: • Cruiserweight: (10) Aleksei Papin vs Damir Beljo, Oct. 29 • Lightweight: (2) Vasiliy Lomachenko vs Jamaine Ortiz, Oct. 29 • Lightweight: (6) JoJo Diaz vs William Zepeda, Oct. 29 • Featherweight: (2) Mauricio Lara vs Jose Sanmartin, Oct. 22 • Bantamweight: (10) Alexandro Santiago vs Antonio Nieves, Oct. 29 • Flyweight: (9) Giemel Magramo vs Taku Kuwahara, Oct. 25 • Women’s P4P: (2) Katie Taylor vs Karen Elizabeth Carabajal, Oct. 29 Notes: We’re going to lead with the women’s pound-for-pound this week, as it was a big week for the women, and there’s a lot to discuss. Didn’t want it to get lost in scrolling way down the post. Is Claressa Shields the No. 1 P4P women’s fighter right now? I think so. I think you could have said that at any point in the past four years and been totally reasonable. But I think where we are now, her skills are peaking, while Katie Taylor’s are not what they once were. First off, I say this with massive respect toward Taylor, who in my opinion is the only other woman other than Shields with a serious “GWOAT” claim, with due acknowledgement of some of the pioneers who came before them. I’m also not saying I think Katie’s skills have slipped a bit because she’s had more competitive fights than Shields, and I’m not saying Shi...

E This is a list of current professional women boxing rankings, which includes the latest rankings by each one of the sport's four major sanctioning bodies, as well as other well-regarded sites and entities. Overview [ ] As In addition to the rankings published by the major sanctioning bodies, The Ring publish their own independent rankings, not excluding any organizations' champions. The aim of The Ring is to crown a single champion for each division. Every single one of these lists are assembled by a committee but since the 90s, other parties have experimented with computerized rankings, but these are sometimes regarded as incapable of accounting for all of boxing's quirks and subtleties. Current boxing rankings [ ] As of 30 September 2021 C Champion S Super champion R Regular champion I Interim champion Heavyweight [ ] Rank C — — — — — vacant 1 — — 2 — — 3 — — 4 — — — 5 — — — — 6 — — — — 7 — — — — 8 — — — — 9 — — — — 10 — — — — Light heavyweight [ ] Rank C — — — — vacant vacant 1 — — — — 2 — — — — 3 — — — — 4 — — — — 5 — — — — 6 — — — — 7 — vacant — — — 8 — vacant — — — vacant 9 — vacant — — — vacant 10 — vacant — — — vacant Super middleweight [ ] Rank (as of 13 April 2022) C — vacant vacant 1 — 2 — 3 — 4 — 5 vacant — 6 — vacant — 7 — vacant — 8 — vacant — 9 — vacant vacant — 10 — vacant vacant — Middleweight [ ] Rank (as of 13 April 2022) C — vacant 1 — 2 — 3 — 4 vacant — 5 vacant — 6 — vacant — 7 — vacant vacant vacant — 8 — vacant vacant vacant — 9 — vacant vacant va...