American · East Los Angeles, California, USA · Born 26 June 1992Seniesa Estrada retired undefeated in 2024 after becoming undisputed female minimumweight champion of the world.
Seniesa 'Super Bad' Estrada holds the record for the fastest knockout in the history of female boxing, stopping an opponent in just seven seconds, and unified all five world titles at minimumweight in 2024 to become undisputed champion at 105 pounds. Estrada, nicknamed "Super Bad," turned professional and built a perfect, unbeaten record while collecting world titles across the mini flyweight and light flyweight divisions, and holds the record for the fastest knockout in the history of female boxing, stopping an opponent in just seven seconds of the first round. Estrada became the undisputed female minimumweight champion of the world on 29 March 2024, unifying the WBA, WBC, IBF, WBO, and Ring magazine titles at 105 pounds — a rare feat of complete dominance in her weight class, having steadily accumulated titles across the sanctioning bodies over the preceding several years. Estrada was inducted into the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame in recognition of her sustained excellence, and remains one of the most accomplished fighters in the sport's smallest weight division, a pioneering figure for the growing prominence of women's professional boxing in the United States.
Undisputed female minimumweight champion; fastest KO in women's boxing history
How They Played
Aggressive southpaw with exceptional power and speed
Lasting Impact
First undisputed minimumweight champion in four-belt era
Career Honours
- International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame 2026 class
- WBA Female Boxer of the Year 2021
American Athletes