Celeste Alaniz and Gabriela Fundora will step into the ring at the Virgin Hotels in Las Vegas to fight for the undisputed flyweight championship this Saturday night.

The World Boxing Association (WBA) belt, as well as the WBC and WBO belts are held by Alaniz, who will face IBF champion Fundora in the fight for all belts.

Alaniz comes from a fight where she defeated Marlen Esparza on April 27 of last year in a fight in which her opponent made no weight and lost weight crowns. However, the Argentine won the fight and won the vacant championship title, which she will defend this time.

Fundora will defend her belt for the third time, which she won against Arely Mucino in October 2023 and defended twice against Christina Cruz and Daniela Asenjo. In this fight, the most media-covered in her career, the Uruguayan will have a great opportunity, which she wants to utilize to reach the top.

Alaniz has 15 wins, 1 loss and 5 knockouts, while Fundora is undefeated in 14 fights, with 6 wins before the limit.

World Boxing Association (WBA) and WBO minimum lightweight champion Eri Matsuda and WBC champion Tina Rupprecht announced their unification fight on November 23 at Olympiastuetzpunkt in Heidelberg, Germany.

The Japanese will travel to the German’s home for a three-title bout for the 102-pound championship, in a great fight where the winner will be considered the best in the division.

Matsuda has been champion since January last year when she defeated Yuko Kuroki in an underdog fight, but she showed all her talent in an elite fight for the WBA and WBO championships.

Rupprecht defeated Fabiana Bytyqi in her last fight on January 13 and won the WBC belt, which will now be at stake in this fight. It will be a great advantage for her to stand before her people and leave the ring as the owner of three crowns.

Matsuda has 7 wins, 1 loss, 1 draw and 1 knockout, while Rupprecht has 13 wins, 1 loss, 1 draw and 3 knockouts.

Segolene Lefebvre became the World Boxing Association (WBA) super bantamweight gold champion after winning a technical decision over Juliana Basualdo this weekend.

The Frenchwoman and the Argentinian fought a heated fight at the Municipal de Douai hippodrome in France, which ended in the fifth round due to a cut on the visiting player’s forehead resulting from an accidental collision of heads.

As the fight progressed past the fourth round, it was on the scorecards with the hosts leading the split 48-47, 48-47 and 46-49, ensuring she won by technical decision.

Lafebvre currently has 19 wins, 1 loss and 1 knockout. For his part, Basualdo left his record at 12 wins, 6 losses and 2 knockouts.