Here we are with the 3rd quarter rankings for all current Female fighters. All members of the ITR media team and staff had a contribution in the final results. 1. CLARESSA SHIELDS RECORD: 16-0, 3 KOsDIVISION: Undisputed heavyweight championLAST FIGHT: W (UD10) Lani Daniels July 26thNEXT FIGHT: TBA 2. KATIE TAYLOR RECORD: 25-1, 6 KOsDIVISION: Undisputed

This past weekend was highlighted by two big boxing cards in New York. On Friday, an all-women card that included six title fights with an unprecedented 17 titles on the line took place at Madison Square Garden under the Most Valuable Promotions banner. In the main event, undisputed junior welterweight

Though it wasn’t the all out war that the first two fights were, the rivalry between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano is finally over, settled by a majority decision victory for Taylor in a much more technical bout by scores of 95-95 and 97-93 (twice). ITRBoxing scored the fight 97-93

1.CLARESSA SHIELDS    RECORD: 15-0, 3 KOsDIVISION: Middleweight unified champion; light heavyweight and heavyweight championLAST FIGHT: W (TKO2) Vanessa Lepage-Joanisse, July 27NEXT FIGHT: TBA 2. KATIE TAYLOR  RECORD: 24-1, 6 KOsDIVISION: Junior welterweight undisputed champion, lightweight championLAST FIGHT: W (UD10) Amanda Serrano, Nov. 15NEXT FIGHT: TBA 3. AMANDA SERRANO  

Coming into her fight against Franchon Crews-Dezurn back in December, Paterson New Jersey’s Shadasia Green (14-1, 11 ko) had long been Crews-Dezurn’s mandatory for her WBC title. Crews-Dezurn had been the reigning champ for some time, but after losing her championship to Savannah Marshall in July of 2023, Marshall was

(New York City)- It was far from easy, but the great Amanda Serrano (44-2-1, 30 ko) gutted her way to a tough unanimous decision over Erika Cruz (15-2, 3 ko) in an absolute war to become the undisputed featherweight champion of the world in front of a sold out Hulu