New Boxing Queens Crowned: Scotney & Dubois Rise

Women's boxing witnessed a dramatic shake-up this past weekend, with Ellie Scotney solidifying her place as the youngest undisputed champion in UK history. The 28-year-old achieved this feat by defeating Mayelli Flores via unanimous decision in London, unifying all major junior featherweight world titles and securing the No. 9 spot in the rankings.

Caroline Dubois made a powerful debut in the pound-for-pound rankings, entering at No. 10. She achieved this by unifying two lightweight titles, impressively dropping Terri Harper en route to a unanimous decision victory. Dubois' performance highlighted her speed, power, and precision.

Also making headlines, Chantelle Cameron delivered a composed performance to retain her No. 5 position with a convincing win over Michaela Kotaskova. Meanwhile, in Cardiff, Wales, unified welterweight champion Lauren Price demonstrated resilience, battling through injuries to successfully defend her WBA, WBC, and IBF titles against Stephanie Pineiro.

Further underscoring the depth of talent, Claressa Shields remains the most decorated athlete, holding undisputed status in three weight classes. Katie Taylor, a two-division undisputed champion, is planning her final career fight, potentially in Dublin. Meanwhile, Jessica Fundora continues her dominant run in the lighter weight classes, and Amanda Serrano is set to defend her unified featherweight titles on May 30 in Texas.