Girls’s boxing pound-for-pound ratings: Which fighter made the largest travel? Savannah Marshall? Mikaela Mayer?

Mikaela Mayer moved up one section for a moment consecutive battle, this hour to stand Silvia Bortot at youthful welterweight (catchweight of 142 kilos) in a battle she ruled, profitable all 10 rounds. And her later battle is also at a better weight elegance. Mayer mentioned throughout her post-fight interview that she needs to compete at welterweight shifting ahead.

“I’m ready for that fight [against Jonas]. It’s a big jump going from 130 pounds to 147 pounds, but I’m prepared to go to 147 pounds and take on Tasha [IBF welterweight champion Natasha] Jonas straight away,” Mayer mentioned. “We’re both looking for big fights, we have both solidified our names, ideally I would want it next.”

With the victory over Bortot, Mayer strikes up one spot to Negative. 6. Amanda Serrano and Seniesa Estrada additionally moved up one spot next victories over Heather Hardy and Leonela Yudica, respectively. Alycia Baumgardner was once got rid of from the ratings next testing positive for a banned substance.

“I moved Mikaela up to No. 3 on my list for a couple of reasons. Any time a fighter moves up a weight class, there is risk involved. Mikaela checked all of the boxes in her win Saturday over Bortot — good lateral movement, pressed the action and countered very well,” Charlie Moynihan, ESPN senior managing manufacturer, mentioned. “It was also her fourth fight in 17 months — hats off to an active fighter. Is her next fight at 147 pounds? Quite possibly. And to borrow an adage from college football coach Prime (Deion Sanders) and Colorado University: “We’re coming.” So is Mikaela Mayer.

Savannah Marshall, however, was the biggest mover. Marshall gained three spots after her majority decision victory over Franchon Crews Dezurn to become the undisputed super middleweight champion. Crews Dezurn fails to make the top 10 following the loss.

And Jonas makes her P4P debut at No. 10 after defeating Kandi Wyatt to win the IBF welterweight title.

Here’s the current top 10.

Note: Results are through Sept. 6.

1. CLARESSA SHIELDS     Previous ranking: No. 1

RECORD: 14-0, 2 KOs
DIVISION: Middleweight undisputed champion
LAST FIGHT: W (UD10) Maricela Cornejo, June 3
NEXT FIGHT: TBA

2. AMANDA SERRANO     Previous ranking: No. 3

RECORD: 45-2-1, 30 KOs
DIVISION: Featherweight undisputed champion
LAST FIGHT: W (UD10) Heather Hardy, Aug. 5
NEXT FIGHT: TBA

3. KATIE TAYLOR     Previous ranking: No. 2

RECORD: 22-1, 6 KOs
DIVISION: Lightweight undisputed champion
LAST FIGHT: L (MD10) Chantelle Cameron, May 20
NEXT FIGHT: Nov. 25 vs. Chantelle Cameron

4. CHANTELLE CAMERON     Previous ranking: No. 4

RECORD: 18-0, 8 KOs
DIVISION: Junior welterweight unified champion
LAST FIGHT: W (MD10) Katie Taylor, May 20
NEXT FIGHT: Nov. 25 vs. Katie Taylor

5. SENIESA ESTRADA     Previous ranking: No. 6

RECORD: 25-0, 9 KOs
DIVISION: Strawweight unified champion
LAST FIGHT: W (UD10) Leonela Yudica, July 28
NEXT FIGHT: TBA

6. MIKAELA MAYER     Previous ranking: No. 7

RECORD: 19-1, 5 KOs
DIVISION: Junior lightweight
LAST FIGHT: W (UD10) Silvia Bortot, Sept. 2
NEXT FIGHT: TBA

7. SAVANNAH MARSHALL     Previous ranking: No. 10

RECORD: 13-1, 10 KOs
DIVISION: Super middleweight undisputed champion
LAST FIGHT: W (MD10) Franchon Crews Dezurn, July 1
NEXT FIGHT: TBA

8. JESSICA MCCASKILL     Previous ranking: No. 8

RECORD: 12-3, 5 KOs
DIVISION: Welterweight undisputed champion
LAST FIGHT: L (TKO3) Chantelle Cameron, Nov. 5
NEXT FIGHT: TBA

9. NATASHA JONAS     Previous ranking: N/R

RECORD: 14-2-1, 9 KOs
DIVISION: Welterweight champion
LAST FIGHT: W (TKO10) Kandi Wyatt, July 1
NEXT FIGHT: TBA

10. DELFINE PERSOON     Earlier rating: N/R

RECORD: 48-3, 19 KOs
DIVISION: Youth light-weight
LAST FIGHT: W (SD10) Bo Mi Re Shin, Might 28
NEXT FIGHT: TBA

The system

The ratings are in keeping with a descending issues gadget, with a first-place vote receiving 10 issues, a second-place vote receiving 9 issues and so forth.

Others receiving votes: Christina Hammer (3), Franchon Crews Dezurn (2), Jessica Nery Plata (2), Yokasta Valle (2), Terri Harper (1), Hyun Choi (1), Shadasia Inexperienced (1).

How our mavens voted

Michael Rothstein: 1. Shields, 2. Cameron, 3. Taylor, 4. Serrano, 5. Estrada, 6. McCaskill, 7. Mayer, 8. Marshall, 9. Jonas, 10. Valle

Timothy Bradley Jr.: 1. Shields, 2. Taylor, 3. Serrano, 4. Estrada, 5. Mayer, 6. Cameron, 7. Marshall, 8. McCaskill, 9. Jonas, 10. Crews-Dezurn

Nick Parkinson: 1. Shields, 2. Taylor, 3. Serrano, 4. Cameron, 5. Estrada, 6. Mayer, 7. Jonas, 8. Marshall, 9. McCaskill, 10. Harper

Salvador Rodriguez: 1. Shields, 2. Serrano, 3. Taylor, 4. Cameron, 5. Estrada, 6. Mayer, 7. Marshall, 8. Jonas, 9. Nery Plata, 10. Valle

Bernardo Pilatti: 1. Shields, 2. Serrano, 3. Cameron, 4. Taylor, 5. Marshall, 6. McCaskill, 7. Jonas, 8. Estrada, 9. Mayer, 10. Crews-Dezurn

Charlie Moynihan: 1. Preserve, 2. Serrano, 3. 3. Mayer, 4. Cameron, 5. Taylor, 6. Estrada, 7. Persoon, 8. Hammer, 9. Marshall, 10. Choi

Kel Dansby: 1. Shields, 2. Cameron, 3. Serrano, 4. Taylor, 5. McCaskill, 6. Marshall, 7. Estrada, 8. Mayer, 9. Jonas, 1p. Inexperienced

ESPN mavens’ ballot

First position: Shields (7)

2d position: Serrano (3), Taylor (2), Cameron (2)

3rd position: Serrano (3), Taylor (2), Mayer (1), Cameron (1)

Fourth position: Cameron (3), Taylor (2), Serrano (1), Estrada (1)

5th position: Estrada (3), Taylor (1), Mayer (1), Marshall (1), McCaskill (1)

6th position: Mayer (2), McCaskill (2), Cameron (1), Estrada (1), Marshall (1)

7th position: Marshall (2), Jonas (2), Estrada (1), Mayer (1), Persoon (1)

8th position: Marshall (2), Estrada (1), McCaskill (1), Mayer (1), Jonas (1), Hammer (1)

9th position: Jonas (3), Mayer (1), Marshall (1), McCaskill (1), Nery Plata (1)

tenth position: Crews-Dezurn (2), Valle (2), Choi (1) Inexperienced (1), Harper (1)