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Women’s boxing rankings for pounds for pounds: Mayer is rising, Price debuts in the top ten

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Mikaela Mayer continues climbing in the ESPN rankings for pounds for pounds, and Lauren Price debuted in the top ten after impressive victories.

Mayer (21-2, 5 KO) defeated Sandy Ryan on Saturday to keep the WBO welterweight title, a rematch of their controversial fight with September, which Mayer decided to decide the majority. This time Mayer dominated most of the rounds and won through the results cards 98-92, 97-93 and 97-93.

“I wanted to give Sandy Rematch because [the first time] It was a great fight. This justified the rematch: “Mayer said after the victory.” Then I think that the rematch should happen when fans want it when it is justified. We did it, but I beat Sandy twice. Now it’s time to go and go for the undisputed, i.e. Lauren Price.

Price (9-0, 2 KO), WBC Master, IBF and WBA Wawerteright, united all three lanes, breaking the former master Natasha Jonas on March 7. Jonas defeated Mayer with a divided decision in January 2024.

The unanimous victory of Price over Jonas was undisputed, winning each round in one of the referees results cards (100-90, 98-92 and 98-93). The fight between Mayer and Price would crowned the first undisputed welterweight master since Jessica McCaskill in 2022.

Together with the victories, Mayer moves one place to 6, while Price enters the rankings at number 7. Savannah Marshall has been removed to be in no activity.

Here is the current 10 best.

1. Claressa shieldsPrevious ranking: 1

Record: 16-0, 3 KO
DEPARTMENT: Unified medium weight master; Lightweight heavyweight master and the undisputed heavyweight master
Last fight: W (UD10) Danielle Perkins, February 2
Next fight: TBA


2. Katie TaylorPrevious ranking: 2

Record: 24-1, 6 KOS
DEPARTMENT: The undisputed champion of the welterweight champion, united master of lightweight
Last fight: In (UD10) Amanda Serrano, November 15
Next fight: July 11 vs. Amanda Serrano


3. Amanda SerranoPrevious ranking: 3

Record: 47-3-1, 31 KO
DEPARTMENT: Unified Feather WWWeight Master
Last fight: L (ud10) Katie Taylor, November 15
Next fight: July 11 vs. Katie Taylor


4. Chantelle CameronPrevious ranking: 4

Record: 20-1, 8 KOS
DEPARTMENT: Junior ephemeral welterweight master
Last fight: In (UD10) Patricia Berghult, November 2
Next fight: TBA


5. Gabriela FundorPrevious ranking: 6

Record: 15-0, 7 KOS
DEPARTMENT: The undisputed Master of Fly Libra
Last fight: In (TKO7) Gabriela Celeste Alaniz, November 2
Next fight: TBA


6. Mikaela MayerPrevious ranking: 7

Record: 21-2, 5 KOS
DEPARTMENT: CHEAME
Last fight: In (UD10) Sandy Ryan, March 29
Next fight: TBA


7. Lauren PricePrevious ranking: N/R

Record: 9-0, 2 KO
DEPARTMENT: Unified Walded Libra Master
Last fight: In (UD10) Natasha Jonas, March 7
Next fight: TBA


8. Alycia BaumgardnerPrevious ranking: 9

Record: 15-1, 7 KOS
DEPARTMENT: Unquestioned Junior Delicate Master
Last fight: NC (without a competition) Delfine Persioon, September 27
Next fight: July 11 vs. Jennifer Miranda


9. Yokka ValleyPrevious ranking: 10

Record: 33-3, 10 KO
DEPARTMENT: Straw weight master
Last fight: In (SD10) Marlen Esparaza, March 29
Next fight: TBA


10. Your ThorslundPrevious ranking: N/R

Record: 23-0, 9 KO
DEPARTMENT: Unified Bantamweight Champion
Last fight: W (UD10) Terumi Nuki, Oct. 25
Next fight: TBA


Formula

The rankings are based on the decreasing points system, and 10 points received the vote in the first place, and nine points received the second place and so on.

Others receive voices: Jessica Nery Plata (2), Hyun Choi (2), Natasha Jonas (2), Ellie Scotney (2), Delfine Persioon (1), Franchon Crews-Dezurn (1), Tiara Brown (1), Evelin Nazarena Bermudez (1).


How our experts voted

Andreas Hale: 1. Shields, 2. Taylor, 3. Serrano, 4. Cameron, 5. Baumgardner, 6. Fund, 7. Mayer, 8. Price, 9. Jonas, 10. Brown

Nick Parkinson: 1. Shields, 2. Taylor, 3. Serrano, 4. Fund, 5. Price, 6. Cameron, 7. Mayer, 8. Baumgardner, 9. Scotney, 10. Bermudez

Salvador Rodriguez: 1. Shields, 2. Taylor, 3. Serrano, 4. Mayer, 5. Cameron, 6. Fund, 7. Baumgardner, 8. Valley, 9. Price, 10. Crews-dezur

Bernardo Pilaattti: 1. Taylor, 2. Shields, 3. Serrano, 4. Cameron, 5. Price, 6. Fund, 7. Mayer, 8. Baumgardner, 9. Thorslund, 10. Valley

Andres Ferrari: 1. Shields, 2. Taylor, 3. Serrano, 4. Fund, 5. Price, 6. Mayer, 7. Cameron, 8. Baumgardner, 9. Valley, 10. Your Thorslund

Charlie Moynihan: 1. Shields, 2. Taylor, 3. Serrano, 4. Cameron, 5. Mayer, 6. Fund, 7. Valley, 8. Price, 9. Choi, 10. Person

Damian Delgado Averhoff: 1. Shields, 2. Taylor, 3. Serrano, 4. Cameron, 5. Fund, 6. Mayer, 7. Baumgardner, 8. Valley, 9. Plata neri, 10. Price


ESPN expert survey

First place: Shields (6), Taylor (1)

Second place: Taylor (6), shields (1)

Third place: Serrano (7)

Fourth place: Cameron (4), fund (2), Mayer (1)

Fifth place: Price (3), Cameron (1), fund (1), Mayer (1), Baumgardner (1)

Sixth place: Funder (4), Mayer (2), Cameron (1)

Seventh place: Mayer (3), Baumgardner (2), Cameron (1), Dolina (1)

Eighth place: Baumgardner (3), price (2), valley (2)

Ninth place: Price (1), Valle (1), Nery Plata (1), Choi (1), Jonas (1), Thorslund (1), Scotney (1)

10th place: Price (1), Dolina (1), Thormer (1), Perseoon (1), Crehes-Depurn (1), Brown (1), Bermude (1)

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Reports: Moses Itauma vs. Dillian Whyte set to August 16

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Słowaki-British perspective of Moses Itaum I former claimant to the title of the world Dillian Whyte are finalizing the agreement to fight on August 16 in Riyadh.

The report in the Ring magazine says that the couple will manage a special event of the Riyadh season, which coincides with the Esports World Championships, meaning a grave spectacle between combat sports and game culture.

For Itauma (12-0, 10 KO), perspectives of the ESPN year in 2024, the fight is a key moment in his juvenile career. The 20-year-old turned to his mixture of power, self-control and pedigree-now has a chance to prove that he is ready for a higher level.

Whyte (31-3, 21 KO), former WBC champion, will provide the most complex test for a juvenile warrior. The veteran returned in December 2024 to defeat Ebenezer Tetteh after seven runes of Slug Fest. The fight was only second in Whyte within two years after he did not pass the drug test before the planned rematch against Anthony Joshua in August 2023.

The intrigue is also intrigue to the rest of the cards set for August 16.

Master WBA Feather Nick Ball (22-0, 13 KO) will defend his title against Australian Sam Goodman (20-0, 8 KO). The Australian, junior featherweight, will escalate by his first opportunity for the title of the world.

A younger lithe duel is also planned between Anthony Cacace (24-1, 9 KO) and Raymond Ford (17-1, 8 KO)

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Abdullah Mason closes in the aged Keyshawn belt

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Abdullah Mason promised to steal the program and he provided. The 21-year-old waste defended their airy titles from Zab and Nabf with the dominant stop of the fifth round against Namibia, Jeremia Nakathil on Saturday evening at the Scope Arena in Norfolk, Virginia.

Mason-Nakathila was raised to the main event on Friday evening after Keyshawn Davis did not bring importance, allowing the native debut Cleveland.

Mason (19-0, 17 KO) began with measuring his right hand distance before connecting to straight left.

Nakathila (26-5, 21 KO) tried to connect with his characteristic right hand, but Southpaw found his rhythm through three and four missiles, reducing the left hand and the right hook before he ripped off the body.

Nakathila survived the fourth, even though he was stunned by Mason many times. Nevertheless, the ring doctor waved him at the beginning of the fifth.

Mason said: “It was a great fight. I knew he had some power, so I wasn’t in a hurry and crashed him.”

“We want to reach these titles. Everything you can work out, I’m ready to make it happen.”

After meeting Keyshawna for WBO, Mason is in the best position to challenge the next championship.

Keyshawn Davis pulls “punk b ****” movement on Nahir Albright


Card results

Intrarethewight: Olympian in the USA Tiger Johnson (16-0, 7 Kos) won his second victory of the year, defeating Janelson Boczeica (17-4-1, 11 KO) through a developing 10-round decision. Johnson dictated the conditions of the fight, forcing the sides to perform so that he could counteract. The sides became frustrated and tried to break Johnson, but to no avail. Johnson continued to work outside and landed from time to time. Results: 100-90, 97-93 and 98-92.

Average weight: Troy Isley (15-0, 5 KO) has retained its title with a 10-round verdict in the ethoundi case Michel William (16-2, 12 KO). Isley connected more in the stock exchanges and swayed William with a combination. William, however, was slippery and did not allow Isley to operate. Results: 98-92 and 96-94 2x.

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Intrarethewight: Six months after the debut Pro at Scope Arena, Keon Davis (4-0, 3 KO) won the knockout of the second round against the previously disturbing Michael Velez (3-1, 2 KO). Davis rose over Velez and used his immense frame to neutralize Velez’s crime, then fired precise meters, including the left to the liver, which ended the fight. Detailed time: 2:22.

Average weight: Olympian Dominican Republic Cedeño (12-0-1, 11 KO) increased his series of knockout to five, noting TKO in the fifth round over Abela Ecuador (18-4-1, 9 KO). Working from the disciplined high guard, Cedeño exerted a constant pressure and landed a series of immaculate left hands, which swaying at the end of the round. The face then withdrew on the stool.

Lightweight: Deric Davis (7-0, 7 KO), who trains at Barry Hunter from the nearby Headbangers boxing gym in Washington, was the author of Nokaut in the second round against Naheem Parker (5-3, 2 KO). The meter left on the ribs dropped Parker on 10-dots at the end of the round.

Cruiser Wweight: Patrick O’Connor (1-0, 1 KO) entered the paid ranks tonight tonight, punishing Marcus Smith (2-2, 2 KO) to the body on the way to the second round. Detailed time: 2:03.

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Shame Norfolk: The unilateral victory of Nahira Albright over Kelvin Davis leads to a quarrel after the wardrobe after the fight against Keyshawn Davis

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Image: The Shame of Norfolk: Nahir Albright's One-Sided Victory Over Kelvin Davis Leads to Post-Fight Dressing Room Altercation with Keyshawn Davis

Nahir Albright (17-2, 7 KO) was taken over by Norfolk, thanks to which DB3 looks bad with his dominance of Kelvin Davis (15-1, 8 KO), beating him with a 10-part decision of the majority on Saturday evening before a immense crowd in the area of ​​the range.

Golden Return of Albright Win

Freshly released, Albright looked pure gold tonight, overtaking and withdrawing Kevin, basically winning each round of fight in a real sense, but not in the eyes of judges from Virginia.

Results

-95-95
-97-93
-96-94

Albright ordered Kelvin to be stunned in rounds of two and four from lightning to the right and left -handed capacity of power. On the fourth, Kelvin tried to withdraw after throwing a shot, and Albright grabbed him with the left that swayed him.

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From rounds from 5 to 10 Kelvin was in survival mode, holding and moving. Whenever Albright approached, he would instinctively catch him so that he would not throw him. He didn’t let go. Kelvin resembled A gigantic fish minima fishThe way he attached to Albright and did not let go. The referee could disqualify Kelvin for the holding because he was too excessive. I have never seen a warrior, how Davis did tonight without disqualification. In seventh place Albright suffered a cut with his head during one of Kelvin’s extended clinch.

Davis lacked the speed of the hands, stab or power to land on nothing on Albright. Most of the shots Kelvin cast, Albright would block or move their heads to avoid them.

The fight was so one -sided that it is tough to see how Kelvin Davis returned from it to be included on future cards with the highest in the morning. Why should he let him be on his cards? They must focus on using only talented fighters on their cards, who with the future. Kelvin has no future and it is a waste of time for the highest rank to protect him with a careful relationship. I mean that they are already doing this with Keyshawn Davis.

An ambush to the Keyshawn cloakroom

Shame to watch his brotherKelvin, I am learning from A to B through Albright, there could be too many for Keyshawn. According to Nahir, he jumped in his wardrobe after a fight. Albright says that Keyshawn and his brother, Keon, came to their wardrobe and tried to unload it. I can’t say I’m surprised.

Keyshawn probably kept the kettle in cooking because Albright fought him in the fight from 2023. Albright made Keyshawn look almost as bad in this fight as today against Kelvin. However, the judges made a 10-part majority decisions. The fan saw it as a draw. I watched the fight and won Albright.

“I was in the locker room and celebrated victory with my team. Keyshawn and his younger brother [Keon] They came in. They spoke their older brother [Kelvin Davis] He was crazy, ”said Nahir Albright to media After the fight, talking about the fact that they were updated by Keon and Keyshawna Davis. “He [Keyshawn] He caught me and he put me on. “

Albright says he wants a rematch from Keyshawn. I seriously doubt that this will happen because Davis focuses on the fight against money. So he will attack the “Massive Three”, Teofimo Lopez, Ryan Garcia and Devin Haney.

Last updated 06/08/2025

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