Gabriela Fundora's dominant sixth-round knockout of Viviana Ruiz Corredor has propelled her to No. 3 in ESPN's women's pound-for-pound rankings. The undisputed flyweight champion extended her perfect record to 18-0 with her fourth consecutive stoppage, dropping Ruiz Corredor in the fifth round before referee Ray Corona halted the bout in the sixth.

Fundora's victory marks her third successful title defense and sixth stoppage in seven fights, solidifying her position as one of boxing's most dangerous champions. The 24-year-old Mexican-American fighter leapfrogged Amanda Serrano in the rankings, demonstrating her rising dominance in the sport. Her last seven opponents have combined for a record of 65-22-2.

At the top, Claressa Shields maintains her No. 1 position with an 18-0 record, while Katie Taylor holds steady at No. 2. The rankings reflect a competitive landscape where Fundora's aggressive style and finishing ability have earned her recognition among boxing's elite. With no immediate opponent announced, Fundora's team will likely seek another high-profile matchup to further establish her legacy in women's boxing.