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NABF Female Ratings - March 2021 NABF Female Ratings - March 2021 NABF PRESIDENT HEAVYWEIGHT (168+) SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT (168) Duane Ford NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: [email protected] Vacant Vacant Won Title: Won Title: NABF VICE-PRESIDENTS Last Defense: Last Defense: Craig Hubble WBC Champion: WBC Champion: Gaby Mancini Vacant Franchon Crews, USA Mauricio Sulaiman CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP 1 Danielle Perkins, USA (WBC Silver) 1 Shadisha Green, USA COMMITTEE 2 Laura Ramsey, USA 2 Alicia Napoleon, USA Deborah Hawkins, Chairwoman 3 Sonya Fox, USA 3 Angelica Lopez Florez, MX [email protected] 4 Lorissa Rivas, USA 4 Martha Gaitan, MX Mo Noor, Ratings 5 Irais Hernandez, MX 5 Bertha Aracil, USA [email protected] 6 Gwendolyn O'Neil, USA 6 Ratings based on results 7 7 as of 3/7/21 8 8 Send results, requests for 9 9 ratings and championship 10 10 match proposals to Deborah Hawkins and Mo Noor MIDDLEWEIGHT (160) SUPER WELTERWEIGHT (154) WELTERWEIGHT (147) NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: Vacant Vacant Vacant Won Title: 5/18/19 Won Title: Won Title: Last Defense: Last Defense: Last Defense: WBC Champion: WBC Champion: WBC Champion: Claressa Shields, USA Claressa Shields, USA Jessica McCaskill, USA CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: 1 Torri Nelson, USA 1 Raquel Miller, USA 1 Aleksandra Lopes, USA 2 2 Logan Holler, USA 2 Layla McCarter, USA 3 3 Marie Eve Dicaire, Canada 3 Marie-Pier Houle, Canada 4 4 Maricela Cornejo, USA 4 Ashleigh Curry, USA 5 5 Chevelle Hallback, USA 5 Lisa Noel Garland, USA 6 6 Samantha Pill, USA 6 Natasha Spence, Canada 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 10 SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT (140) LIGHTWEIGHT (135) SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT (130) NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: Vacant Selina Barrios, USA Vacant Won Title: Won Title: 12/29/2017 Won Title: 10/13/2018 Last Defense: Last Defense: Last Defense: 2/15/2019 WBC Champion: WBC Champion: WBC Champion: Chantelle Cameron (UK) Katie Taylor, Ireland Terri Harper, UK CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: 1 Melissa Hernandez, USA 1 Kimberly Connor, USA 1 Mikaela Mayer, USA 2 Mary McGee, USA (IBF) 2 Vanessa Bradford, Canada 2 Melissa St. Vil, USA 3 Kali Reis, USA (WBA) 3 3 Ronica Jeffrey, USA 4 Kandi Wyatt, Canada 4 4 Tiara Brown, USA 5 5 5 Sandy Tsagouris, Canada 6 6 6 Janeth Perez, Mexico 7 7 7 8 8 8 9 9 9 10 10 10 FEATHERWEIGHT (126) SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT (122) BANTAMWEIGHT (118) NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: Vacant Melissa Parker, USA Vacant Won Title: Won Title: 12/19/20 Won Title: Last Defense: Last Defense: Last Defense: WBC Champion: WBC Champion: WBC Champion: Amanda Serrano, USA Yamileth Mercado, Mexico Yulihan Luna Avila, MX CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: 1 Erika Hernandez, Mexico 1 Maureen Shea, USA 1 Jackie Nava, MX 2 Heather Hardy, USA 2 Melissa Esquivel, Mexico 2 Zulina Munoz, Mexico 3 Shelly Vincent, USA 3 Alejandra Guzman, Mexico 3 Mariana Juarez, Mexico 4 Yareli Larios, Mexico 4 Jessica Munoz, Mexico 4 Jessica Gonzalez, Mexico 5 Alycia Baumgardner, USA 5 Isis Varga, Mexico 5 Rosalinda Rodriguez, USA 6 Paola Torres, Mexico 6 Maria Villalobos, Mexico 6 Helen Joseph, USA 7 Cindy Serrano, USA 7 7 Victoria Canul, Mexico 8 8 8 Irma Garcia, Mexico 9 9 9 Paulette Valenzuela, Mexico 10 10 10 SUPER FLYWEIGHT (115) FLYWEIGHT (112) LIGHT FLYWEIGHT (108) NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: Vacant Maria Salinas, Mexico Kim Clavel, Canada Won Title: Won Title: 2/25/2021 Won Title: 12/7/2019 Last Defense: Last Defense: Last Defense: WBC Champion: WBC Champion: WBC Champion: Lourdes Juarez, Mexico Ibeth Zamora Silva, Mexico Yesenia Gomez, Mexico WBC Interim Champion: WBC Interim Champion: Sonia Osorio (Mexico) Kenia Enriquez, Mexico CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: CONTENDERS: 1 Diana Fernandez, Mexico (WBC LTNO)1 Marlen Esparza, USA 1 Seniesa Estrada, USA (WBC Silver) 2 Guadalupe Martinez, Mexico 2 Jacky Calvo, Mexico 2 Guadalupe Bautista, Mexico 3 Jasseth Noriega, Mexico (WBC Silver)3 Ava Knight, USA 3 Gabriela Sanchez, Mexico 4 Tyriesha Douglas, USA 4 Jessica Chavez, Mexico 4 Gloria Gallardo, Mexico 5 Christina Ruiz, USA 5 Isabel Milan, Mexico (WBC Silver) 5 Silvia Torres, Mexico 6 Estrella Valverde, Mexico 6 Sulem Urbina, USA 6 Alondra Garcia, Mexico 7 Maribel Ramirez, Mexico (WBA) 7 Arely Mucino, Mexico 7 Esmeralda Moreno, Mexico 8 Karina Fernandez, Mexico 8 Jessica Nery Plata, Mexico 8 Tania Enriquez, Mexico 9 Adelaida Ruiz, USA 9 Asley Gonzalez, Mexico 9 Elizabeth Lopez, Mexico 10 Jasmine Artiga, USA 10 Marylin Badillo, Mexico 10 Eileen Olszewski, USA 11 11 Sandra Robles, Mexico 11 Victoria Polo, Mexico 12 12 Karina Hernandez, Mexico 12 13 13 Edith Flores, Mexico 13 14 Jazmin Gonzalez, Mexico 14 15 15 STRAWWEIGHT (105) ATOMWEIGHT (102) NABF CHAMPION: NABF CHAMPION: Vacant Vacant Won Title: Won Title: Last Defense: Last Defense: WBC Champion: WBC Champion: Christina Rupprecht, Germany Fabiana Bytyqi, Czech Rep. 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