Former junior light-weight unified champ Mikaela Mayer might have gone into a brand-new department against a last-minute challenger, however on Saturday she revealed without concern she’d have the ability to manage a much heavier weight class.Mayer (18-1, 5 KO) was dominant in a unanimous choice win over Lucy Wildheart (10-2, 4 KO), who filled out on 24 hr notification after Mayer’s preliminary challenger, previous WBO junior welterweight champ Christina Linardatou, could not fight. It was a great proving for Wildheart, among ESPN’s fighters to view getting in 2022, on the greatest phase of her profession, however a much better area for Mayer, who revealed she can be among the very best in another hard department.By altering departments, Mayer is now ranked at light-weight, where she takes the No. 3 area in ESPN’s divisional rankings behind Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano.At 130 pounds, everyone goes up one area and Bo Mi Re Shin goes into at No. 5. There might be more modifications coming there as Maiva Hamadouche hasn’t combated in 17 months — near to the window of lack of exercise to eliminate her from the rankings.Also on Saturday, Fabiana Bytyqi, ESPN’s No. 3 atomweight, safeguarded her WBC title in a rematch against Elizabeth Lopez Corzo in the Czech Republic. Bytyqi (20-0-2, 5 KO) had a split draw against Lopez Corzo (10-6-5, 1 KO) in 2015. In Osaka, Japan, atomweight Sumire Yamanaka (7-0, 3 KO) got her 3rd blockage in a row pounding Pimchanok Thepjanda (4-2, 2 KO). At junior featherweight, Tysie Gallagher (6-1) beat Lisa Whiteside (5-1, 1 KO) in the United Kingdom.This weekend, the uninhabited WBO welterweight title is on the line when ESPN’s No. 4 welterweight, Marie Pier Houle (8-0-1, 2 KO), of Canada, deals with ESPN’s No. 5 junior welterweight, Sandy Ryan (5-1, 2 KO) in Cardiff, England. It’s Houle’s initially fight outdoors North America. It’ll be Ryan’s initially fight at the weight considering that March, 2022 after battling her last 2 bouts at junior welterweight. Emerging featherweight Skye Nicolson (6-0) is likewise on the card, handling Linda Laura Lecca (15-6-2, 3 KO). Lecca has actually lost her last 2 battles.In Argentina, Daniela Bermudez (30-4-3, 10 KO) handles Daniela Barbara Rivero (9-4, 1 KO) at junior featherweight.Rankings will be upgraded every Tuesday. They’ll be based upon current bouts, head-to-head competitors and the quality of challenger. As with nearly whatever, up until fighters square off against one another, there is a layer of subjectivity to it. Fighters who have not combated in 18 months and do not have a fight set up will be gotten rid of from the rankings up until they fight once again.For a list of the existing champs in all weight classes, click on this link. For ladies’s P4P rankings, click on this link.175+ pounds – Super middleweight – Middleweight – Junior middleweight – Welterweight – Junior welterweight – Lightweight – Junior light-weight – Featherweight – Junior featherweight – Bantamweight – Junior bantamweight – Flyweight – Junior flyweight – Strawweight – Atomweight175+ POUNDS1. Lani Daniels     Previous ranking: No. 2Recable: 7-2-2, 0 KOsLast: W (UD8) Sequita Hemingway, March 10Next: May 27 vs. Alrie Meleisea2. Alrie Meleisea     Previous ranking: No. 5Recable: 6-1-1, 0 KOsLast: W (UD8) Sequita Hemingway, Dec. 9Next: May 27 vs. Lani Daniels3. Oxandia Castillo     Previous ranking: N/RRecable: 19-3-3, 15 KOsLast: W (UD4) Mery Caba Rancier, March 19, 2022Next: TBA4. Angie Paola Rocha     Previous ranking: No. 4Recable: 14-3-3, 7 KOsLast: W (TKO1) Paola Esther Herrera, Feb. 24Next: TBA5. Bolatito Oluwole     Previous ranking: N/RRecable: 6-0, 3 KOLast: W (UD4) Abiola Olawale, March 5Next: TBAEditor’s note: Hanna Gabriels and Danielle Perkins have actually been gotten rid of for inactivity.SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT (Up to 168 pounds)1. Franchon Crews Dezurn     Previous ranking: No. 1Recable: 8-1, 2 KOsLast: W (UD10) Elin Cederroos, April 30Next: TBA vs. Shadasia Green2. Shadasia Green     Previous ranking: No. 3Recable: 12-0, 10 KOsLast: W (TKO6) Elin Cederroos, Feb. 4Next: TBA vs. Franchon Crews Dezurn3. Christina Hammer     Previous ranking: No. 2Recable: 28-1, 13 KOsLast: W (UD8) Luiza Davydova, May 7Next: TBA4. Angelica Lopez Flores     Previous ranking: No. 5Recable: 13-1, 7 KOsLast: L (TKO1) Shadasia Green, Jan. 15, 2021Next: TBA5. Elin Cederroos     Previous ranking: No. 4Recable: 8-1, 4 KOsLast: L (TKO6) Shadasia Green, Feb. 4Next: TBAMIDDLEWEIGHT (Up to 160 pounds)play0:43Shields soaks the punches early en path to victoryOn her method to ending up being the undeniable champ, Claressa Shields lets loose a flurry of punches in Round 1.1. Claressa Shields     Previous ranking: No. 1Recable: 13-0, 2 KOsLast: W (UD10) Savannah Marshall, Oct. 15Next: June 3 vs. Hanna Gabriels2. Savannah Marshall     Previous ranking: No. 2Recable: 12-1, 10 KOsLast: L (UD10) Claressa Shields, Oct. 15Next: TBA3. Maricela Cornejo     Previous ranking: N/RRecable: 16-5, 6 KOsLast: W (TKO1) Sheila Cunha, March 25Next: TBA4. Ema Kozin     Previous ranking: No. 4Recable: 22-1-1, 12 KOsLast: W (TKO7) Szilvia Szabados, June 4Next: TBA5. Raquel Miller     Previous ranking: N/RRecable: 12-0, 5 KOsLast: W (TKO1) Sheila Cunha, Sept. 8Next: TBAJUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT (Up to 154 pounds)1. Natasha Jonas     Previous ranking: No. 2Recable: 13-2-1, 8 KOsLast: W (UD10) Marie-Eve Dicaire, Nov. 12Next: TBA2. Terri Harper     Previous ranking: No. 3Recable: 13-1-1, 6 KOsLast: W (UD10) Hannah Ranking, Sept. 24Next: May 20 vs. Cecilia Braekhus3. Marie-Eve Dicaire     Previous ranking: No. 1Recable: 18-2, 1 KOsLast: L (UD10) Natasha Jonas, Nov. 12Next: TBA4. Cecilia Braekhus     Previous ranking: N/RRecable: 37-2, 9 KOsLast: W (UD6) Marisa Joana Portillo, Dec. 17Next: May 20 vs. Terri Harper5. Patricia Berghult     Previous ranking: No. 4Recable: 15-1, 3 KOsLast: L (UD10) Natasha Jonas, Sept. 3Next: TBAWELTERWEIGHT (Up to 147 pounds)Chantelle Cameron, left, beat Jessica McCaskill to combine all significant junior welterweight world titles. Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing1. Jessica McCaskill     Previous ranking: No. 1Recable: 12-3, 5 KOsLast: L (UD10) Chantelle Cameron, Nov. 5Next: TBA2. Layla McCarter     Previous ranking: No. 3Recable: 45-13-5, 11 KOsLast: W (UD10) Halanna dos Santos, March 25, 2022Next: TBA3. Summer Lynn     Previous ranking: No. 5Recable: 7-0, 3 KOsLast: W (UD6) Jaica Pavilus, April 2Next: TBA4. Ivana Habazin     Previous ranking: No. 5Recable: 21-4, 7 KOsLast: W (UD8) Diana Prazak, Oct. 22Next: TBA5. Marie Pier Houle     Previous ranking: No. 4Recable: 8-0-1, 2 KOsLast: W (UD8) Marisol Moreno, Jan. 13Next: April 22 vs. Sandy RyanJUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT (Up to 140 pounds)1. Chantelle Cameron     Previous ranking: No. 1Recable: 17-0, 8 KOsLast: W (UD10) Jessica McCaskill, Nov. 5Next: May 20 vs. Katie Taylor2. Jessica McCaskill     Previous ranking: N/RRecable: 12-3, 5 KOsLast: L (UD10) Chantelle Cameron, Nov. 5Next: TBA3. Kali Reis     Previous ranking: No. 2Recable: 19-7-1, 5 KOsLast: W (SD10) Jessica Camara, Nov. 19, 2021Next: TBA4. Sandy Ryan     Previous ranking: No. 5Recable: 5-1, 2 KOsLast: W (UD10) Anahi Ester Sanchez, Nov. 26Next: April 22 vs. Marie-Pier Houle5. Oshin Derieuw     Previous ranking: N/RRecable: 19-0, 7 KOsLast: W (TKO7) Francia Elena Bravo, Feb. 4Next: TBALIGHTWEIGHT (Up to 135 pounds)Katie Taylor, right, safeguarded all her 4 light-weight world titles with a unanimous choice success over Karen Elizabeth Carabajal on Oct, 29 in London. Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile by means of Getty Images1. Katie Taylor     Previous ranking: No. 1Recable: 22-0, 6 KOsLast: W (UD10) Karen Elizabeth Carabajal, Oct. 29Next: May 20 vs. Chantelle Cameron2. Amanda Serrano     Previous ranking: No. 2Recable: 44-2-1, 30 KOsLast: W (UD10) Erika Cruz, Feb. 4Next: TBA3. Mikaela Mayer     Previous ranking: N/RRecable: 18-1, 5 KOsLast: W (UD10) Lucy Wildheart, April 15Next: TBA4. Estelle Yoka Mossely     Previous ranking: No. 3Recable: 11-0, 1 KOLast: W (UD10) Anisha Basheel, Feb. 17Next: TBA5. Yanina del Carmen Lescano     Previous ranking: No. 5Recable: 12-2, 3 KOLast: W (UD10) Lizbeth Crespo, Oct, 14Next: TBAJUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT (Up to 130 pounds)play0:56Alycia Baumgardner beats Mikaela Mayer by split choiceAlycia Baumgardner combines the junior light-weight belts with a split-decision success over Mikaela Mayer.1. Alycia Baumgardner     Previous ranking: 2Recable: 14-1, 7 KOsLast: W (UD10) Elhem Mekhaled, Feb. 4Next: TBA2. Maiva Hamadouche     Previous ranking: No. 3Recable: 22-2, 18 KOsLast: L (UD10) Mikaela Mayer, Nov. 5, 2021Next: TBA3. Delfine Persoon     Previous ranking: No. 3Recable: 47-3-1NC, 19 KOsLast: NC (No contest) Ikram Kerwat, Nov. 13Next: TBA4. Elhem Mekhaled     Previous ranking: No. 5Recable: 15-2, 3 KOsLast: L (UD10) Alycia Baumgardner, Feb. 4Next: TBA5. Bo Mi Re Shin     Previous ranking: N/RRecable: 15-1-3, 8 KOsLast: W (UD10) Diana Rodriguez, Feb. 18Next: TBAFEATHERWEIGHT (Up to 126 pounds)1. Amanda…
