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List of WBA female world champions

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The following is a list of WBA female world champions certificated by the World Boxing Association (WBA).

Stand: March 31, 2020.

^r – Champion relinquished title.
^s – Champion stripped of title.

During the 2009 WBA convention in Colombia, Susi Kentikian was named the first ever WBA female Super Champion. It was announced that this belt would be called "Susi Kentikian belt" for all other future Super Champions.^[1]

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Baumgardner Approved To Fight For Undisputed Crown; Choi Named 'Champion In Recess' By WBA, 23 December 2022

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No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences
1	Mari Ando	Sep 22, 2011 — Sep 16, 2012	1
2	Ayaka Miyao	Sep 16, 2012 — Oct 22, 2015	5
3	Momo Koseki	Oct 22, 2015 — 2016^r	0
4	Yunoka Furukawa	Aug 13, 2016 — 2017^s	1
5	Maria Milano – Interim champion promoted	Mar 9, 2018 — 2018^s	0
6	Monserrat Alarcón	Aug 31, 2018 — Aug 5, 2023	3
7	Yuko Kuroki [ja]	Aug 5, 2023 — Jan 12, 2024	0
8	Eri Matsuda [ja]	Jan 12, 2024 — present	0

No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences
1	Vaia Zaganas	Apr 8, 2004 — 2005^r	0
2	Cho Rong Son	Dec 9, 2006 — Apr 11, 2009	2
3	Etsuko Tada	Apr 11, 2009 — Jul 23, 2013	9
4	Anabel Ortiz	Jul 23, 2013 — Mar 20, 2021	12
5	Seniesa Estrada	Mar 20, 2021 — present	4

No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences
1	Ju Hee Kim	Aug 24, 2007 — 2009^s	0
2	Yésica Bopp – Super champion (Promoted from Regular champion November 2020)	Jun 20, 2009 — March 11, 2022	20
3	Yesica Nery Plata – Super champion	March 11, 2022 — present	2

No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences
1	Susi Kentikian (Super Champion from Nov 18, 2009 - May 16, 2012)	Feb 16, 2007 — Dec 1, 2012	14
2	Carina Moreno	Dec 1, 2012 — Jul 6, 2013	0
3	Susi Kentikian (2)	Jul 6, 2013 — 2016^s	4
4	Naoko Fujioka	Mar 13, 2017 — April 9, 2022	3
5	Marlen Esparza	April 9, 2022 - current	2

No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences
1	Yazmín Rivas	Feb 28, 2005 — 2006^r	0
2	Ha-Na Kim	Oct 7, 2006 — Oct 9, 2007	2
3	Xiyan Zhang	Oct 9, 2007 — Feb 26, 2009	0
4	Tenkai Tsunami	Feb 26, 2009 — Jul 9, 2012	4
5	Naoko Yamaguchi	Jul 9, 2012 — Nov 13, 2013	2
6	Naoko Fujioka	Nov 13, 2013 — 2015^r	2
7	Linda Laura Lecca – Interim champion promoted	Apr 15, 2016 — May 19, 2018	2
8	Maribel Ramírez	May 19, 2018 — June 24, 2022	2
9	Clara Lescurat	June 24, 2022 — present	2

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No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences
1	Jackie Nava	Feb 28, 2005 — 2005^r	0
2	Anita Christensen	Oct 14, 2006 — Jun 21, 2008	1
3	Galina Koleva Ivanova	Jun 21, 2008 — 2008^s	0
4	Emanuela Pantani	Dec 19, 2008 — 2010^s	0
5	Janeth Pérez	Jul 16, 2011 — Jan 5, 2013	3
6	Irma García	Jan 5, 2013 — 2015^s	2
7	Mayerlin Rivas – Interim champion promoted	Mar 8, 2015 — Feb 29, 2020^r	4
8	Shannon Courtenay – (def. Ebanie Bridges)	Apr 10, 2021 — Oct 8, 2021^s	0
9	Jamie Mitchell – (def. Shannon Courtenay)	Oct 9, 2021— Nov 26, 2022	1
10	Nina Hughes – (def. Jamie Mitchell)	Nov 26, 2022 — present	1

No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences
1	Marcela Eliana Acuña	Aug 12, 2006 — Jan 20, 2010^s	5
2	Lisa Brown	Mar 27, 2010 — Apr 2, 2011	0
3	Chanttall Martínez	Apr 2, 2011 — Jan 28, 2012	2
4	Yésica Patricia Marcos	Oct 6, 2012 — 2016^s	3
5	Jackie Nava	Jan 28, 2012 — May 24, 2014	2
6	Jackie Nava (2) – Interim, elevated to Super champion on October 15, 2014	May 24, 2014 — 2016^s	3
7	Liliana Palmera – Interim champion promoted	Apr 15, 2016 — Aug 5, 2017	1
8	Alys Sánchez	Aug 5, 2017 — Nov 18, 2017	0
9	Liliana Palmera (2)	Nov 18, 2017 — May 19, 2018	0
10	Yazmín Rivas	May 19, 2018 — Dec 31, 2019^r	1
11	Mayerlin Rivas	Feb 7, 2020 — Nov 18, 2023	2
12	Erika Cruz	Nov 18, 2023 — present	0

No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences	Days
1	Gao Li Jun	Mar 25, 2006 — 2006^r	0	281
2	Hwa-Won Lee	Apr 30, 2007 — 2008^r	0	611
3	Hyun Mi Choi	Oct 11, 2008 — 2013^r	7	1907
4	Ogleidis Suárez – Interim champion promoted	May 10, 2013 — Dec 13, 2013	1	217
5	Edith Soledad Matthysse	Dec 13, 2013 — Mar 11, 2016	1	819
6	Jelena Mrdjenovich Super champion from Apr 30, 2018 - Sep 30, 2018	Mar 11, 2016 — Apr 22, 2021	5	1,868
7	Erika Cruz	Apr 22, 2021 — Feb 4, 2023	2	653
8	Amanda Serrano	Feb 4, 2023 — present	2	439

No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences	Days
1	Kina Malpartida	Feb 21, 2009 — 2013^s	6	1770
2	Hyun Mi Choi – Interim champion promoted	Oct 30, 2013 — Dec, 2022	10	3340
Choi was declared Champion in Recess due to injury^[2]
3	Alycia Baumgardner (def. Elhem Mekhaled)	Feb 4, 2023 — present	1	439

No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences	Days
1	Layla McCarter	Dec 2, 2006 — 2011^s	2	1855
2	Alejandra Marina Oliveras	Aug 12, 2011 — 2012^r	0	507
3	Cecilia Comunales	Mar 30, 2012 — 2015^s	2	1731
4	Cecilia Comunales (2)	Jun 4, 2016 — 2017^s	0	575
5	Anahí Ester Sánchez	Sep 9, 2017 — Oct 27, 2017^s	0	48
6	Katie Taylor – Super champion from Apr 30, 2018 - Sep 30, 2018	Oct 28, 2017 — present	14	2,364

No.	Name	Duration of reign	Defences	Days
1	Natalya Ragozina	Feb 17, 2007 — 2012^s	6	2139
2	Alicia Napoleon Espinosa	Mar 3, 2018 — Jan 10, 2020	2	2975
3	Elin Cederroos	Jan 10, 2020 — Apr 30, 2022	0	475
4	Franchón Crews-Dezurn	Apr 30, 2022 — Jul 1, 2023	0	428
5	Savannah Marshall	Jul 1, 2023 – present	0	292