UPDATES
* The Lineal Boxing Champion monthly ratings are produced by an international panel of 11 boxing analysts. Boxers are ranked according to ability and accomplishments in their respective weight classes. Fighters may be removed if they have been inactive for over 18 months and still have no fights scheduled.
Super Middleweight
Savannah Marshall defeated champion, Franchon Crews-Dezurn, to become Lineal Queen at 168lb. With Dezurn-Crews dropping to #1, everyone shifts down one place, resulting in Sonya Dreiling exiting the top-five.
Middleweight
Savannah Marshall exits, following her move up to become champion at 168lb. Kozin and Hermans, who are now concentrating on the 154lb division, also exit. Cornejo and Ngubane move into the top two spots, reepectively, and Olivia Curry, Irais Hernandez and Ellis Hopkins all enter at #3 - #5.
Junior Middleweight
On July 1st, Natasha Jonas beat Kandi Wyatt to win the vacant IBF 147lb title. Over the last few months Jonas and her team have admitted that they have declined an offer to fight Claressa Shields ta 154lb, have expressed they have no interest in fighting Terri Harper to unify ABC titles at 154lb, and following the Wyatt fight, declared they are aiming to now fight Katie Taylor and/or Chantelle Cameron at lower weight classes. As such, Jonas exits our 154lb ratings. Berghult, Spencer and Hermans each move up one place. Ema Kozin enters at #5.
Welterweight
Natasha Jonas enters at #3, following her recent win over Kandi Wyatt. Habazin falls to #4 and Houle drops to #5. Lauren Price exits the ratings.
Junior Featherweight
Ellie Scotney moves to #2 following her points win over top-five ranked, Cherneka Johnson - Scotney also has wins over Jorgelina Guanini and Maria Roman at 122lb. Rivas, who drew with Nazarena Romero on June 10th, drops a place, as does Mercado and Johnson.
Ratings Panel
David Avila: 2019 Inductee IWBHF. Journalist at The Sweet Science. California, USA. @AvilaBoxing
Anthony Cocks: Journalist for Max Boxing, and previous contributions for Boxing Monthly. Australia. @el_pollo_loco
Daniel Yanofsky: Boxing journalist for The Sporting News. New York, USA. @DanYanofsky
Ireneusz Fryszkowski: Boxing Journalist. Poland. @RingBlogpl
Julian Haramoure: Boxing journalist, including articles for Argentina Amateur Deporte and ElRoundFinal.com. Argentina. @JulianFunky
Yuriko Miyata: Boxing journalist, including articles for The Ring and ThePrizeFighters.com. Japan. @Yuriyuri0803
GM Ross: Boxing journalist. Host of Pugilistically Inclined podcast. Canada. @CanadianBoxiana
Blanca Gutierrez: Creator of Beautiful Brawlers. 2019 Inductee IWBHF. 2018 Inductee WCBHOF. USA. @bbrawlersboxing
Inaky Arzate: Boxing journalist, including articles for TUDN. Mexico. @inaky_arzate
Benjamin Thomas Watt: BoxRec editor and boxing judge. New Zealand. @Bennyaha