Super Lightweight rankings

Latest update: January 2023

An American comes on top of BOX! Magazine’s rankings for early 2023 after a big win against Alesia Schumann. The lowdown on the division.

Champion
Chelsea Carter
What do Chelsea the London neighbourhood and the boxer have in common? They’re pretty posh. High Voltage crowned a meteoric rise by claiming the world title against no other than Alesia Schumann. It’s an achievement.
Chelsea Carter
Number 1
Taylor Grant
There’s nothing wrong with this fighter. Except for the fact that her wins and losses seem to come at the wrong time. Carter has more momentum than she does and that’s why she’s just behind.
Taylor Grant
Number 2
Alesia Schumann
The Diva is not diminished by defeat to Chelsea Carter. The American had to offer a stellar performance to win and we believe that a rematch between the two will be a more complicated affair. We never count her out.
Alesia Schumann
Number 3
Steffi Slater
The Lady in Gray took a step back by losing the world title in a decision to Sky Houghton but her recent pedigree is nonetheless solid. We wouldn’t be surprised to see her once or twice again to wrap up her career in a positive way.
Steffi Slater
Number 4
CHLOƉ POTVIN
It’s been a time of ups and downs for the Canadian, who said that her next match should happen in the spring. A highly resilient contender will be looking for renewed success after two straight losses.
Chloe Potvin
Number 5
Sarita Waris
There’s a storm brewing and winds are coming from Finland. Sarita Waris has an inconsistent past but being the first to stop Julie Marks and shocking Delara Salimi reveals a serious upside. Her theatrics are also bound to draw viewers in, no matter what they think of her.
Sarita Waris
Number 6
Delara Salimi
The loss column swelled up for her last year, and it may trigger some rethinking. She’s obviously talented but can she deliver against any Top 10 fighter now?
Delara Salimi

Under the radar

Christine Spencer
Once a darling who crashed at the hands of Chelsea Carter, she’s back with a vengeance. Claiming the American Lightweight championship and promising to move up to Super Lightweight has us curious.

Retirement
Sky Houghton

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