Amanda Serrano

[Blue54]

She needs more attention she's a beautfil talented fighter with ko power and 7 weight division world champ. ��*♂️

[WallabeeKing]

She fine as hell but I've only seen her fight once. Her name will be poppin when she signs to fight Katie Taylor.

[Mammoth]

I think she'll be on the GGG vs Rolls card

[The D3vil]

I think she's the best female fighter in the world, but she's halfway into MMA now.

It might be too late for her to blow.

[Eff Pandas]

I think she's the best female fighter in the world, but she's halfway into MMA now.

It might be too late for her to blow.

I was just gonna say isn't she more into MMA now. It sounds like in the US the money for fighting for women is in MMA.

If Shields wasn't in the dead zone of weight divisions I'd say she should start learning some BJJ & wrestling.

Womens fighting isn't deep like even lower weight mens divisions which aren't deep either compared to the middle & bigger weight divisions with 1,000+ active fighters at all times. But above 135 womens fighting is a joke with its depth. MMA & boxing.

Ronda Rousey had to lose weight to become the name she did at 135 which has some depth, for a womens division. And Cyborg never got her due cuz she was damn near dying trying to make anything below 145 which has no depth. Shields would probably have to kill herself just to get to 145 for womens MMA cuz womens MMA above 145lbs is just freakshow sh^t with no real weight classes in any viable league that I'm aware of.

[Eff Pandas]

Randomly dorked out on Boxrec & Tapology (my preferred sites for fighter records & overall rankings) to look at the depth in Boxing & MMA in Mens & Womens divisions.

Here's what I found:

Mens Boxing (21,657 athletes or 1,273 per division):

HW/200+lbs, 1,296 athletes
CW/200lbs, 1,165 athletes
LHW/175lbs, 1,069 athletes
SMW/168lbs, 1,350 athletes
MW/160lbs, 1,529 athletes
JMW/154lbs, 1,827 athletes
WW/147lbs, 2,060 athletes
JWW/140lbs, 2,040 athletes
LW/135lbs, 2,097 athletes
JLW/130lbs, 1,461 athletes
FW/126lbs, 1,575 athletes
JFW/122lbs, 1,179 athletes
BW/118lbs, 938 athletes
JBW/115lbs, 673 athletes
FlyW/112lbs, 739 athletes
JFlyW/108lbs, 445 athletes
SW/105lbs, 214 athletes

Womens Boxing (1,515 athletes or 101 per division):

HW/200+lbs, 27 athletes
SMW/168lbs, 21 athletes
MW/160lbs, 34 athletes
JMW/154lbs, 50 athletes
WW/147lbs, 53 athletes
JWW/140lbs, 104 athletes
LW/135lbs, 129 athletes
JLW/130lbs, 111 athletes
FW/126lbs, 152 athletes
JFW/122lbs, 133 athletes
BW/118lbs, 152 athletes
JBW/115lbs, 116 athletes
FlyW/112lbs, 181 athletes
JFlyW/108lbs, 141 athletes
SW/105lbs, 141 athletes

Mens MMA (8,322 athletes or 1,040 per division):

HW/265lbs, 702 athletes
LHW/205lbs, 759 athletes
MW/185lbs, 1,030 athletes
WW/170lbs, 1,314 athletes
LW/155lbs, 1,456 athletes
FW/145lbs, 1,291 athletes
BW/135lbs, 1,057 athletes
FlyW/125lbs, 713 athletes

Womens MMA (1,784 athletes or 356 per division):

FW/145lbs, 196 athletes
BW/135lbs, 418 athletes
FlyW/125lbs, 525 athletes
SW/115lbs, 440 athletes
AW/105lbs, 205 athletes

[kafkod]

Randomly dorked out on Boxrec & Tapology (my preferred sites for fighter records & overall rankings) to look at the depth in Boxing & MMA in Mens & Womens divisions.

Here's what I found:

Mens Boxing (21,657 athletes or 1,273 per division):

HW/200+lbs, 1,296 athletes
CW/200lbs, 1,165 athletes
LHW/175lbs, 1,069 athletes
SMW/168lbs, 1,350 athletes
MW/160lbs, 1,529 athletes
JMW/154lbs, 1,827 athletes
WW/147lbs, 2,060 athletes
JWW/140lbs, 2,040 athletes
LW/135lbs, 2,097 athletes
JLW/130lbs, 1,461 athletes
FW/126lbs, 1,575 athletes
JFW/122lbs, 1,179 athletes
BW/118lbs, 938 athletes
JBW/115lbs, 673 athletes
FlyW/112lbs, 739 athletes
JFlyW/108lbs, 445 athletes
SW/105lbs, 214 athletes

Womens Boxing (1,515 athletes or 101 per division):

HW/200+lbs, 27 athletes
SMW/168lbs, 21 athletes
MW/160lbs, 34 athletes
JMW/154lbs, 50 athletes
WW/147lbs, 53 athletes
JWW/140lbs, 104 athletes
LW/135lbs, 129 athletes
JLW/130lbs, 111 athletes
FW/126lbs, 152 athletes
JFW/122lbs, 133 athletes
BW/118lbs, 152 athletes
JBW/115lbs, 116 athletes
FlyW/112lbs, 181 athletes
JFlyW/108lbs, 141 athletes
SW/105lbs, 141 athletes

Mens MMA (8,322 athletes or 1,040 per division):

HW/265lbs, 702 athletes
LHW/205lbs, 759 athletes
MW/185lbs, 1,030 athletes
WW/170lbs, 1,314 athletes
LW/155lbs, 1,456 athletes
FW/145lbs, 1,291 athletes
BW/135lbs, 1,057 athletes
FlyW/125lbs, 713 athletes

Womens MMA (1,784 athletes or 356 per division):

FW/145lbs, 196 athletes
BW/135lbs, 418 athletes
FlyW/125lbs, 525 athletes
SW/115lbs, 440 athletes
AW/105lbs, 205 athletes

This why it annoys me so much to see the records and title winning acheivements of female boxers - like Shields unifying her division - being reported and talked about in the media as if they were equivalent to a male boxer doing the same thing.