At the end of 2013, WBAN announced formative steps towards establishing the International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame. The history-first hall of fame that was founded by Sue TL Fox, had their first Inaugural Induction Ceremony on July 10, 2014, in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida. The homebase for the IWBHF is now in Las Vegas, Nevada, as of 2021, and this will be our fourth year of our event taking place at the Orleans Hotel & Casino. As of 2025 we have now 132 female boxers, and those who contributed to the sport of women’s boxing outside the ring.

Every year we will have an induction of the honorees who have contributed significantly in the sport of women’s boxing. The IWBHF is ®registered with the State of Washington, UBI# 602333419.

The IWBHF annually recognizes and honors the achievements of legendary female boxers, trainers, promoters, and officials who have made significant contributions to the sport. Each year, a select few are inducted into the hall of fame based on their impact on women's boxing. This prestigious event not only celebrates these remarkable individuals but also serves as a platform to inspire future generations of female fighters.

The IWBHF's commitment to preserving the rich history of women's boxing is unparalleled. By highlighting the accomplishments of these trailblazers, the hall of fame ensures that their contributions are never forgotten. Through their dedication and resilience, these women have shattered barriers and paved the way for future generations to thrive in a traditionally male-dominated sport.

 The IWBHF's mission goes beyond recognizing achievements; it is about empowering and inspiring female boxers to pursue their dreams, knowing that they stand on the shoulders of giants..