FEMALE RANKINGS:

1. No boxer shall be ranked in more than one (1) weight division.

2. Rankings are based on win/loss records, level of competition, activity and a boxer’s adherence to UBO rules and regulations.

3. UBO Intercontinental champions may be included in the top five (5).

4. For a boxer to remain in the top five (5) she must compete at least once during a twelve (12) month period from the time a boxer gets ranked.

5. If a top five (5) ranked boxer loses to an un-ranked boxer then the ranked boxer shall be lowered or removed from the rankings. The un-ranked boxer may be considered for a ranking in the top five (5).

6. If two boxers are ranked in the top five (5) and compete against each other then the following shall apply:

A) If the higher ranked boxer wins, she may be elevated in the rankings.

B) If the lower ranked boxer wins, she will take the position of the higher ranked fighter.

C) If the higher ranked fighter loses she shall be lowered in the rankings.

7. It is the responsibility of the boxer’s management to notify the UBO of a boxer’s activity.

8. All rankings criteria are subject to exception.

A disqualification victory over a top five (5) ranked opponent does not guarantee a top five (5) ranking.