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Claressa Shields Flint native, two‑time Olympic gold medalist and multi‑division undisputed champion who helped propel women’s boxing mainstream.

Katie Taylor Irish trailblazer and Olympic gold medalist—high‑tempo style in era‑defining title fights.

Amanda Serrano Puerto Rican southpaw and multi‑division champion—volume, power, and all‑action main events.

Chantelle Cameron 140‑lb standout—engine, pressure, and tidy fundamentals delivering marquee wins.

Savannah Marshall Rangy British puncher—knockout threat at middle and super‑middle with strong amateur roots.

Mikaela Mayer 2016 U.S. Olympian—clean fundamentals and adaptability up the weight classes.

Alycia Baumgardner Explosive counterpuncher at super‑feather—fast reactions and real KO power.

Seniesa Estrada Slick technician at minimum/light‑fly—speed, accuracy, and crafty angles.

Marlen Esparza 2012 Olympic bronze medalist—timing, jab, and disciplined campaigns at flyweight.

Jessica McCaskill High‑work‑rate Chicago fighter—rose from underdog to unify titles at welterweight.

Natasha Jonas Liverpool southpaw—sharp timing; revived career with title success up in weight.

Terri Harper Versatile Yorkshire boxer—composure and pace from super‑feather to super‑welter.

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