Updated Women's Pound-For-Pound Top Four

When it comes to women’s boxing, these fighters aren’t just champions. They’re dynasties. They’re the unstoppable forces. They’re the ones you’d want in your corner during the Last round with everything on the line.

The female game has been overshadowed by its male counterpart for generations. But over the last decade or so, women have proven that they are more than capable of headlining their own marquees. From the record-shattering of one boxer to a fearless seven-division juggernaut, women’s boxing has never looked this stacked. Here are the current top four women's pound-for-pound boxers on the planet today.

Claressa Shields

Claressa Shields is the standard. With an unblemished 16-0 record (3 KOs) and titles that span three divisions, the boxer who called herself the GWOAT has mastered the art of making her top skill level look routine. The Michigan resident holds the distinctions of being the undisputed champion at middleweight, super middleweight, light heavyweight, and now heavyweight. She’s not just conquering the sport; she’s constructing it in her image.

Her February throwdown against Danielle Perkins showcased every attribute that makes her a generational talent. Shields didn’t just win on points; she commanded the ring, dictating every move and leaving no doubt as to who owns the heavyweight division. And that was in just her second fight at the weight.

She has even tried her hand at MMA over the last half-decade, having a 2-1 record inside the cage, winning on her most recent outing in February of last year. Shields isn’t just a fighter; she’s a trailblazer, a history maker.

Katie Taylor
Katie Taylor doesn’t just fight; she creates magic in the ring. The Irish superstar was a living legend long before she turned professional, famously winning an Olympic gold medal in London 2012 under her beloved tricolor. Matchroom head honcho Eddie Hearn saw the potential, snapping up KT, and the rest, as they say, is history.

Taylor has taken women's boxing to heights never before seen, especially across the pond. She has sold out arenas in her homeland, the UK, and even Madison Square Garden. And this July, she's set to do it again.

The two-weight undisputed champion will return to the Garden this summer for a third clash with Amanda Serrano. Taylor currently holds two victories over the Puerto Rican, without suffering a defeat.

However, their first two bouts were thrilling affairs, and online sports betting sites like Thunderpick fancy the same again to transpire the third time around. Indeed, the  latest odds from Thunderpick latest odds from Thunderpick currently price both fighters at -110, demonstrating just how evenly matched the duo is, despite Taylor's two razor-thin victories. They have helped bolster her record to 24-1 with six KOs and her only defeat against Chantelle Cameron was duly avenged in a rematch.

When Taylor met Serrano in their epic November rematch, the stakes couldn’t have been higher. It was their second classic war, and yet again, Taylor held her ground, coming out on top in an excruciatingly close unanimous decision. Her title continues to shine brighter with every fight, and her ability to adapt and outthink the sport’s best keeps putting her in the win column. However, it remains to be seen how long she can keep the fireworks up at the ripe old age of 38.

Chantelle Cameron

Chantelle Cameron doesn’t need gimmicks or headlines. Her fists do all the talking. With a 20-1 record (8 KOs), the British dynamo has built her career through grit and no-nonsense performances. She shocked the world when she headed over to Dublin and stopped the aforementioned Taylor's bid to become a two-weight world champion in its tracks with a deserved decision victory, the first loss of KT's career.

After a heartbreaking loss to Taylor in their pairs rematch - a close bout that could have gone either way - Cameron showed the heart of a champion by bouncing back in style. Her November victory against Patricia Berghult was a clinic in technical precision.

It's her relentlessness that makes her such a dangerous fighter. She excels at controlling bouts, using slick counters, relentless pace, and icy composure to break opponents down. The junior welterweight division is stacked with marquee matchups, and Cameron has proven she belongs among the elite. However, she will be hoping that Taylor gets through her upcoming trilogy bout against Serrano unscathed so that Cameron can get one last crack of the whip in a rubber match for the ages.

Amanda Serrano

Amanda Serrano, ladies and gentlemen. What else needs to be said? With a jaw-dropping 47-3-1 record (31 KOs) and titles spanning seven weight divisions, the Puerto Rican is a phenom, a once-in-a-lifetime talent. When she steps into the ring, records tremble, opponents feel the heat, and fans know they’re in for fireworks.

Though she came up short in both her clashes with Katie Taylor, with many thinking Serrano won in those bouts,  Serrano’s performance was legendary. Over 1,200 punches were thrown. More than 300 landed. CompuBox records shattered. It’s the sort of thing that makes her the fighter you simply cannot count out. With the pair set to face off for a third - and potentially final - time, the veteran of the game will be giving it her all to finally get a victory over her greatest rival. After her exploits in the first two bouts, it's the least she deserves.