Don’t be fooled by the beauty of all these women, they are all decorated boxers who can really kick some ass. Some female fighters stick to using their boxing to speak for itself, while other female fighters unabashedly embrace their sexuality, own it, and use it to put asses in seats. The latter makes up this list of some of the most amazingly beautiful girls to ever grace a boxing ring.
6) Laila Ali
Daughter of the great Muhammed Ali. Laila Ali is a retired boxer who fought twenty four times from 1999 to 2007 and retired undefeated. Of those twenty four wins, Ali won all but two by knockout of technical knockout. Ali has won numerous boxing titles during her undefeated career.
After retiring from boxing in 2003, Ali transitioned into TV. She participated in Dancing with the Stars, hosted a revival of American Gladiators and most recently her own Saturday morning show on CBS.
5) Yesica Bopp
Argentian’s Yessica Bopp amassing a 28-1 professional record in boxing from 2008 through 2014. She is a former WBA light flyweight champion and a WBO light flyweight champion. In her twenty eight professional wins, she has twelve knockouts or technical knockouts and only lost once, a unanimous decision to Jessica Chavez in 2013.
4) Mia St. John
Mia St. John is one of the most experienced women boxers of all-time with six professional bouts, including forty seven wins and eighteen of those by knockout. She began boxing later in life at the age of twenty nine, but won her debut by knockout in under one minute. She also won the IFBA lightweight world title in her forty-seventh professional bout.
St. John also once ventured into mixed martial arts in 2008 in Hawaii. She fought Rhonda Gallegos and won by first round-knockout.
3) Hollie Dunaway
Hollie Dunaway skipped amateur boxing and made her professional debut in 2003, a loss to Melissa Shaffer. She lost two of her first three bouts, but then went on to win thirteen of her next fourteen bouts. She stopped fighting in 2013 after losing three of her last four bouts.
Her only career title win came in 2003, when she defeated Sharon Gaines by unanimous decision to win the NABF flyweight title.
2) Ava Knight
‘The Lady of boxing’ Ava Knight is a Chiago born boxer who debuted in August of 2007 and has had eighteen professional bouts. She last fought in 2014 and holds a 13-2-3 overall record with five of her thirteen wins coming via knockout or technical knockout. She has won several boxing titles including the WBC ‘Diamond’ belt.
1) Lauryn Eagle
As a teenager, Australian-born Lauryn Eagle was a junior world champion water skier before turning to professional boxing in 2010. She has sixteen professional boxing bouts under her belt including eleven wins, five of which by knockout, four losses, and one draw.
In 2012, she defeated Kiangsak Sithsaithong by fifth round TKO to int he WBF women’s super featherweight title.
Outside the boxing ring, Lauryn began modeling in 2005 and won Miss Teen Australia and later Miss Teen International. She was also featured on the cover of Maxim Magazine.
