(MARCH 8) Last night, the iconic Royal Albert Hall in Kensington, United Kingdom, had an all-female boxing card. This monumental event featured five bouts that showcased the skills of women in boxing, emphasizing their growing impact on the sport. From intense rivalries to incredible displays of athleticism, the night marked a significant moment in the world of women's boxing.

Lauren Price: Champion of the Welterweight Division

The headline bout for the IBF, IBO, and WBC World Welterweight titles saw Lauren Price from Ystrad Mynach, Wales, face off against Natasha Jonas of Liverpool. As the fighters stepped into the ring. Both of them entered the fight with impressive records, but it was Price who emerged victorious after a fiercely contested ten rounds.

With the final judges’ scores of 98-92, 98-93, and a remarkable 100-90, Price secured a unanimous decision victory, maintaining her undefeated record of 9 wins with 2 knockouts. Jonas, a formidable opponent, now holds a record of 16 wins, 3 losses, and 1 draw. The match not only displayed incredible boxing skills but also highlighted the fierce competition among top female boxers.

Sweet Caroline's Victory: A Fight to Remember

In another great matchup, Caroline "Sweet Caroline" Dubois fought against Bo Mi Re Shin for the WBC Lightweight World title. Dubois emerged victorious with judges scoring it 95-95, 98-92, and 98-92. This win not only adds another accolade to Dubois's career but also cements her reputation as a rising star in the boxing world.

Dubois's performance solidified her position among elite female boxers, demonstrating speed, agility, and tactical prowess throughout the rounds. The fight was a testament to the growing recognition and support for women in sports.

Karriss Artingstall and the British Featherweight Crown

The night continued with a matchup between Karriss Artingstall and Raven Chapman for the BBBof C British Featherweight title. Both fighters delivered in this great matchup. Artingstall won by unanimous decision, with the judges scoring it 96-93, 98-91, and 97-92.

The evening's excitement did not end there. Jasmina Zapotoczna claimed the EBU European Flyweight title in her ten-round bout, showcasing her determination and skill. Meanwhile, Francesca Hennessy rounded off the night’s festivities by winning an eight-round matchup against Gemma Ruegg by points, adding further drama and excitement to an already remarkable evening.

These victories collectively highlighted the growing prominence of female athletes in boxing, inspiring the next generation of boxers and paving the way for more all-female events in the future.

The all-female boxing card at Royal Albert Hall was not simply an event; it was a celebration of strength, skill, and empowerment.
With this remarkable night behind them, fans can only anticipate what’s next for these talented fighters.

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