List of European Boxing Union female champions

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The following is a list of European Boxing Union female champions. The European Boxing Union (EBU) is a professional boxing governing body that sanctions championship bouts in Europe. [1]

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Heavyweight

Name stevie levyDate title won 10/02/2024Successful defences 0

Cruiserweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences

Light-heavyweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences

Super-middleweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences

Middleweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Femke Hermans 5 December 20200

Super-welterweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences

Welterweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Ornella Domini 9 November 20131
Flag of Poland.svg Ewa Piątkowska 27 November 20150
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Ornella Domini (2)9 March 20191

Super-lightweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Nathalie Toro3 April 20040
Flag of France.svg Anne Sophie Mathis 29 October 20091
Flag of Denmark.svg Vinni Skovgaard21 June 20080
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Sabrina Giuliani18 February 20122
Flag of France.svg Farida El Hadrati5 December 20141
Flag of Italy.svg Silvia Bortot11 January 20181

Lightweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Nathalie Toro23 March 20071
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Delfine Persoon 5 March 20111
Flag of Switzerland (Pantone).svg Nicole Boss21 December 20132
Flag of France.svg Maïva Hamadouche 21 March 20151
Flag of Poland.svg Ewa Brodnicka 19 December 20151
Flag of Poland.svg Oleksandra Sidorenko 30 September 20170
Flag of Spain.svg Miriam Gutiérrez 22 March 20190

Super-featherweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of France.svg Myriam Chomaz14 March 20081
Flag of Finland.svg Eva Wahlström 31 March 20121
Flag of France.svg Angelique Duchemin4 Dec 20151
Flag of Norway.svg Katharina Thanderz 21 October 20170
Flag of France.svg Elhem Mekhaled 22 December 20180

Featherweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of Italy.svg Maria Moroni2 August 20022
Flag of Bulgaria.svg Galina Koleva Ivanova22 August 20031
Flag of France.svg Gaelle Amand14 Dec 20120
Flag of France.svg Stephanie Ducastel28 February 20150
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Djemill Gontaruk13 June 20150
Flag of Italy.svg Vissia Trovato11 June 20160
Flag of France.svg Licia Boudersa21 January 20170
Flag of Germany.svg Nina Meinke 17 November 20181

Super-bantamweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of Italy.svg Emanuela Pantani27 November 20070
Flag of France.svg Karine Rinaldo7 June 20141
Flag of France.svg Jessica Tamara Vargas22 April 20160
Flag of the Netherlands.svg Jessica Belder17 October 20160
Flag of Denmark.svg Dina Thorslund 18 March 20170
Flag of Spain.svg Mary Romero 18 January 20202
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ellie Scotney 29 October 20220

Bantamweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of France.svg Nadege Szikora4 July 20090
Flag of Spain.svg Soraya Sanchez4 June 20100
Flag of Spain.svg Melania Sorroche16 March 20181

Super-flyweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of Russia.svg Anastasia Toktaulova6 March 20010
Flag of Italy.svg Maria Rosa Tabusso29 November 20021
Flag of the United Kingdom.svg Ashley Brace14 April 20180

Flyweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of Ukraine.svg Alina Shaternikova26 November 19991
Flag of Italy.svg Stefania Bianchini5 April 20033
Flag of Italy.svg Simona Galassi 11 May 20075
Flag of Italy.svg Loredana Plazza13 May 20160

Light-flyweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of Italy.svg Sonia De Biase28 November 20030
Flag of Romania.svg Corina Carlescu24 March 20120
Flag of Belgium (civil).svg Sanae Jah31 May 20140
Flag of France.svg Laetitia Arzalier23 May 20151
Flag of Italy.svg Valeria Imbrogno24 June 20160

Strawweight

NameDate title wonSuccessful defences
Flag of Spain.svg Joana Pastrana 5 May 20171
Flag of Spain.svg Catalina Diaz23 March 20191
Flag of Spain.svg Joana Pastrana (2)16 October 20200

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