1. Top 5 Best Female Boxers

2. Boxing is a sports which has been around for ages and some of the fights in different weight class can be huge grossing money spinners, just refer to the one between Floyd Mayweather Jr vs Canelo Alvarez which is regarded as the highest grossing PPV event in the history of boxing, but often Boxing is regarded as men’s game but today we bring you the list of Top 5 best female boxers of all times.

3. Lucia Rijker

4. The most notable name in female boxing is Lucia Rijker whowas inducted in the hall of fame in 2009 and she finished her career as undefeated with 19 wins of which 14 came as knockouts. She can also be seen in the “Million Dollar Baby” movie apart from that her past profession was kickboxer where she finished undefeated as well. They called her “the most dangerous women on planet” for some reason.

5. Regina Halmich

6. A native German who turned boxing professional back in 1994 and shewas regarded as the pioneer of the sport. Halmich retired in 2007 after a massive career record of (54-1-1) and she also has the highest grossing female boxing PPV which sold out and around 8 million tunedin to watch her last fight on TV.

7. Christy Martin

8. Her fight with Deirdre Gogarty in 1996 undercard of Tyson-Bruno in Las Vegas was so brutal it left many viewers shocked, while her two fights against St John were regarded as two of the best fights in women boxing. She lost her last fight which was the rematch against St John, she retired with record of 49-7-3 that also include 31 knockouts.

9. Ann Wolfe

10. Started his professional sports career in women baskerball in USA, but shejumped into the scene of boxing in 1998 and rightly so, in 2004 her most notable fight came aong where she knocked out the defending champions who went straight to hospital. Ann Wolfe retired in 2006 not before she notched up a 24-1-0 career record, her only defeat came early in her career but she revenged that defeat with a knockout in rematch.

11. Mia St. John

12. About Peter Bouchard Commissioner of the Combat Sports Authority of Maine (CSAM)