Top 10 Women’s Flyweight Boxers – World Rankings

Updating the Women's Flyweight Boxers - World Rankings after Gabriela Fundora defeated Arely Mucino by knockout

By admin | October 25, 2023

Women’s Flyweight Boxing Rankings

Gabriela Fundora knocks out Arely Mucino to become the new IBF Flyweight Champion and more on the Women’s Flyweight Boxers list.

Honorable Mention

These Women Flyweight Boxers didn’t make the list but deserve an honorable mention.

Ava Knight

Gabriela Sánchez

Maria Salinas

Top 10 Women’s Flyweight Boxers

10. Jacqueline Calvo

Opening the Women’s Flyweight Boxers list is Jacqueline Calvo. Calvo is a professional boxer from Mexico, and she has a record of 20 wins, 8 losses, and 2 draws.

Calvo hasn’t won a world title at flyweight yet, but she has held multiple regional titles including the WBC International Flyweight title and the WBC Silver flyweight title.

In her most recent fight, she defeated Marcela Nieto and her next fight has not been announced yet.

9. Eva Guzman

Eva Guzman is a professional boxer from Venezuela, and she has a record of 19 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw.

She is the former WBA women’s Interim World Flyweight champion and held the IBA World Minimumweight world title as well.

In her most recent fight, she challenged Marlen Esparza for their unified WBA and WBC flyweight titles but lost the fight via Unanimous Decision. There is no information about her next fight as of now.

8. Débora Anahí López

Débora Anahí López is a professional boxer from Argentina and she has a record of 21 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw.

Lópezis the former WBO women’s flyweight world champion. She won the title in 2019 after defeating Niorkis Carreno and defended it once.

In her most recent fight, she defeated Eliana Vanesa Orecchia, and her next fight has not been announced yet.

7. Leonela Paola Yúdica

Leonela Paola Yúdica is a professional boxer from Argentina. She has a record, with 19 wins, 2 losses, 3 draws, and 1 no-contest.

Yúdica is the former IBF women’s flyweight world champion. She won the title in 2014 and defended it an impressive nine times before losing it to Arely Mucino.

In her most recent fight, she moved down in weight to fight Seniesa Estrada for her unified world title at minimumweight. Though she gave it her best, she lost the fight via Unanimous Decision. There is no announcement about her next fight.

6. Ibeth Zamora Silva

Ibeth Zamora Silva is a professional boxer from Mexico. She has a record of 33 wins and 8 losses.

Ibeth Zamora Silva has held world titles in two weight classes. She is the former WBC women’s flyweight champion, and she also held the same title at light flyweight. She defended the light flyweight title eight times before moving up in weight and made two title defenses at flyweight as well.

In her most recent fight, she fought Kenia Stephanie Enriquez, for the WBC interim flyweight title, but lost. There is no announcement about her next fight yet.

5. Gabriela Celeste Alaniz

Now in the Top 5 of the Women’s Flyweight Boxers list is Gabriela Celeste Alaniz. Alaniz is an undefeated professional boxer from Argentina. She has a record of 14 wins with only 1 loss.

Alaniz is the WBO flyweight champion of the world. She won the title after defeating Tamara Elisabet Demarco last year and defended it once before losing it.

In her most recent fight, she fought Marlen Esparza with her WBO title and Esparza’s unified WBC and ABA flyweight titles on the line. However, she lost the fight, and there is no official announcement about her next fight.

4. Arely Muciño

Fighting out of Mexico, Arely Muciño is a professional boxer with a record of 32 wins, 4 losses, and 2 draws.

She has held multiple world titles at flyweight, including the IBF female flyweight in 2011, and the WBC title in 2014. Most recently, she held the WBO female flyweight title back in 2018.

In her most recent fight, she lost to Gabriela Fundora. She could not match her young opponent’s skill and got knocked down twice before losing via TKO in the 5th round. There is no announcement about her next fight as of now.

3. Naoko Fujioka

Naoko Fujioka is a Japanese Professional Boxer with a record of 19 wins, 3 losses, and 1 Draw.

She is the only Japanese boxer ever to become a five-division world champion. She is the former WBA women’s flyweight champion. Fujioka also previously held the WBC minimumweight; WBO junior-flyweight; WBA super-flyweight; and WBO bantamweight women’s titles.

She lost to Marlen Esparza in her most recent fight and has not fought since. There is no information about her next fight either.

2. Gabriela Fundora

Title(s):

WBA Flyweight World Champion

Gabriela Fundora is an undefeated professional boxer fighting out of the United States, and she has 12 wins on her record.

As of last weekend, she is also the IBF women’s flyweight world champion. Fundora won the title after defeating Arely Mucino via an impressive 5th-round knockout. She was dominant throughout the fight and knocked Mucino down twice before getting the TKO win in the 5th round.

As of now, there is no announcement about who she will fight next.

1. Marlen Esparza

Title(s):

WBA Flyweight World Champion
WBC Flyweight World Champion
WBO Flyweight World Champion
The Ring Flyweight World Champion

At #1 on the Women’s Flyweight Boxers list is Marlen Esparza, an American Professional boxer with a record of 14 wins and only 1 loss.

Esparza is the current unified WBA, WBC, and WBO women’s flyweight world champion, and has 4 world title defenses on her resume. She also won a bronze medal at the 2012 London Olympics as an Amateur

She won the WBO flyweight title in her most recent fight after defeating Gabriela Celeste Alaniz via Majority Decision, and there is no official announcement about her next fight as of now.

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