Ann Wolfe

Born January 17 January 1971, Ann Wolfe is an American Boxer who has earned world titles in three different weight classes. She is considered as the greatest fighter in the history of women's boxing. Wolfe is also a coach of several professional boxers.

Here are some of her career achievements:

• Ann defeated Vienna Williams, weighed in at 153¼ lbs to win the 2001 IFBA Junior Middleweight title 
• Claimed 2001 WIBA 154-lb World title after defeating Gina Nicholas with a third-round TKO
• Defeated Marsha Valley in the tenth round to clinch the 2002 WIBC Super Middleweight title, also defeated her in the same year to win the IFBA Super Middleweight title
• In 2003, Ann defeated Valerie Mahfood with a ten-round unanimous decision to win the NABA Super Middleweight title.
• Named WBAN Fighter of the Month in September 2003
• Bagged a spectacular first-round knockout victory over undefeated Vonda Ward to won 2004 IBA Light Heavyweight world title
• Defeated Monica Núñez by TKO in the seventh round in 164 lbs weight category at 2005 ESPN2 "Tuesday Night Fights" Card
• In 2005, Ann successfully defended her IBA Light Heavyweight Title by defeating Valerie Mahfood with a 10-round unanimous decision in the event.
• Inducted into the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame in 2015