The Ring Women’s Ratings
The Ring Women’s Pound-for-Pound and Divisional Ratings
(Last updated September 15)
Pound for Pound
The title of Pound-for-Pound Queen was recently passed from former undisputed welterweight champ Cecilia Braekhus (right) to current Ring Magazine middleweight champ Claressa Shileds (left).
1 – Claressa Shields
2 – Katie Taylor
3 – Cecilia Braekhus
4 – Jessica McCaskill
5 – Amanda Serrano
6 – Delfine Persoon
7 – Yesica Bopp
8 – Daniela Bermudez
9 – Mariana Juarez
10 – Marcela Acuña
168 pounds (super middleweight)
Franchon Crews celebrates her victory over Maricela Cornejo at the Dignity Health Sports Park on September 14, 2019 in Carson, California. (Photo by Tom Hogan/Golden Boy/Getty Images)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
1 – Elin Cederoos
2 – Franchon Crews-Dezurn
3 – Alicia Napoleon Espinosa
4 – Ema Kozin
5 – Savannah Marshall
160 pounds (middleweight)
The Ring Champion: Claressa Shields
1 – Christina Hammer
Claressa Shields holds the inaugural The Ring Magazine women’s middleweight championship aloft after earning undisputed champion status by dominating Christina Hammer over 10 rounds. Photo by Stephanie Trapp/SHO
2 – Tori Nelson
3 – Tayla Harris
4 – Hannah Rankin
5 – Ivana Habazin
Top Five – 154 pounds (junior middleweight)
The Ring Champion: Vacant
1 – Claressa Shields
2 – Marie Eve Dicaire
Claressa Shields’ won two 154-pound titles with his victory over Ivana Habazin. (Photo by Stephanie Trapp/Trappfotos/SHOWTIME)
3 – Hanna Gabriels
4 – Mikaela Lauren
5 – Chris Namus
147 pounds (welterweight)
The Ring Champion: Vacant
1 – Jessica McCaskill
2 – Cecilia Braekhus
Jessica McCaskill displays the many belts she won by dethroning Cecilia Braekhus on Aug. 15.
3 – Layla McCarter
4 – Kali Reis
5 – Ornella Domini
140 pounds (junior welterweight)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
Christina Linardatou (left) vs. Ring Magazine lightweight champ Katie Taylor.
1 – Christina Linardatou
2 – Mary McGee
3 – Erica Farías
4 – Melissa Hernández
5 – Chantelle Cameron
135 pounds (lightweight)
The Ring Champion: Katie Taylor
Taylor-Persoon rematch action. Photo by Mark Robinson
1 – Delfine Persoon
2 – Chantelle Cameron
3 – Estelle Moselly
4 – Miriam Gutiérrez
5 – Nicole Wessner
130 pounds (junior lightweight)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
Mikaela Mayer (left) outpointed Helen Joseph in her most recent bout. Photo by Mikey Williams/Top Rank
1 – Maiva Hamadouche
2 – Terri Harper
3 – Hyun Mi Choi
4 – Mikaela Mayer
5 – Ewa Brodnicka
126 pounds (featherweight)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
Amanda Serrano (right) vs. Heather Hardy. Photo by Ed Mulholland/Matchroom Boxing USA
1 – Amanda Serrano
2 – Jelena Mrdjienovich
3 – Sarah Mahfoud
4 – Heather Hardy
5 – Jennifer Han
122 pounds (junior featherweight)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
Jackie Nava, a 40-year-old veteran, has not lost a fight since 2011.
1 – Marcela Acuña
2 – Jackie Nava
3 – Mayerlin Rivas
4 – Dina Thorslund
5 – Yamileth Mercado
118 pounds (bantamweight)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
Mariana Juarez, 40-year-old veteran of 67 pro bouts, shows off her WBC bantamweight title.
1 – Daniela Bermudez
2 – Mariana Juarez
3 – Zulina Muñoz
4 – Maria Cecilia Roman
5 – Debora Dionicius
115 pounds (junior bantamweight)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
Guadalupe Martinez (right) clashes heads with Zulina Munoz in 2017. She won the WBC 115-pound title by outpointing Munoz.
1 – Guadalupe Martinez
2 – Jessica Chavez
3 – Diana Fernandez
4 – Esmeralda Moreno
5 – Adelaida Ruiz
112 pounds (flyweight)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
Naoko Fujioka is a 45-year-old five-division world titleholder. Photo by Naoki Fukuda
1 – Naoko Fujioka
2 – Arely Mucino
3 – Lourdes Juarez
4 – Ava Knight
5 – Leonela Yudica
108 pounds (junior flyweight)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
1 – Yesica Bopp
2 – Kenia Enriquez
Seniesa Estrada (left) vs. Amarilis Adorno.
3 – Tsunami Tenkai
4 – Evelyn Bermudez
5 – Seniesa Estrada
105 pounds (minimum weight)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
1 – Christina Rupprecht
Ayaka Miyao (right) vs. Nao Ikeyama. Photo by Naoki Fukuda
2 – Anabel Ortiz
3 – Yokasta Valle
4 – Etsuko Tada
5 – Ayaka Miyao
102 pounds (atomweight)
The Ring Champion: VACANT
1 – Monserrat Alarcón
Monserrat Alarcón, former WBO flyweight titleholder, current WBA atomweight beltholder.
2 – Saemi Hanagata
3 – Fabiana Bytyqi
4 – Nao Ikeyama
5 – Mika Iwakawa
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