World rankings

Women's super-welterweight world boxing rankings

154lb · 69.85kg limit · Updated 1 Aug 2026

The current women's super-welterweight world ratings from the IBO, listed side by side with the champion at the top of each column and movement shown against last month. The women's super-welterweight limit is 154lb (69.85kg). Ratings are pulled from each body’s most recent published list, and the publication date for each sits beneath the table.

The IBO column shows its top fifteen for comparison. It rates a hundred fighters at women's super-welterweight, which no other body does.

Super-Welterweight · 154lb world rankings, comparing IBO. Each body publishes on its own schedule; see the date under each column.
RankIBOupd 1 Aug 2026
ChampVacantVacantInterim champion
1Elia CarranzaUnchanged
2Cris CyborgUnchanged
3Brigitte MbabiUnchanged
4Michaela KotaskovaUnchanged
5Femke HermansUnchanged
6Ema KozinUnchanged
7Natasha SpenceUnchanged
8Mary SpencerUnchanged
9Mary McGeeUnchanged
10Sedem AmaUnchanged
11Mary CasamassaUnchanged
12Arlene BlencoweUp 2 places
13Ailen Victoria CabreraNew entry this month
14Edith OgokeDown 7 places
15Naomi MannesDown 3 places

Source: IBO

Each sanctioning body publishes its ratings on its own schedule, so the columns above are dated separately. Where a body leaves a position vacant, and the IBF routinely does at ranks 1 and 2 pending an eliminator, that is shown rather than hidden.

Who each body rates at women's super-welterweight

IBO women's super-welterweight rankings

The IBO women's super-welterweight title is vacant. Its number one contender is Elia Carranza. Ratings published 1 Aug 2026.

Super-Welterweight division limit

The women's super-welterweight limit is 154lb, which is 11 stone or 69.85kg. A fighter must make this weight at the official weigh-in, normally held the day before the bout. Missing it forfeits the right to win a title in the division, though the fight itself usually still goes ahead.