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Ann Wolfe: the case for the GOAT
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The case for the GOAT
Ann Wolfe: the case for the GOAT
Light middleweight · USA · Born 17 January 1971, USA · Career 1998–2006
Hard-hitting Texas-based fighter who won world titles from light middleweight to light heavyweight. Later became a respected trainer.
Career highlights
- World titles in multiple weight classes
- 24–1 pro record (16 KOs)
- One-punch KO of Vonda Ward (2004)
- International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame
Why Ann Wolfe could be the GOAT
Wolfe was one of the most feared punchers in women's boxing, and her one-punch knockout of the much bigger Vonda Ward is famous. She won titles across several weight classes. Pound for pound, she may have been the hardest hitter on this list.
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Ann Wolfe head to head
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