Katie Taylor's retirement opens top 10 in women's boxing rankings
ESPN • 1 min read • Latest: Sep 16, 2026, 11:58 AM
Last updated Sep 16, 2026

Katie Taylor's retirement has created a vacancy in the women's pound-for-pound rankings, allowing another fighter to break into the top 10. The latest list reflects the shifting of women's boxing in the wake of her decision to step back from competition. This update provides insights into the current elite athletes within the sport. The new rankings aim to offer an accurate portrayal of talent as fighters prepare for upcoming bouts.
- •Katie Taylor's retirement impacts women's boxing rankings.
- •Another fighter has joined the top 10 after her departure.
- •Latest update reflects the current state of the sport.
- •Rankings serve as a guide for upcoming bouts.
- 12:49 PMESPN — Women's boxing pound-for-pound rankings
"Katie Taylor's retirement opened the door for another fighter to join the top 10. Here's the latest women's pound-for-pound list.
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