On February 1, Argentina will host the World Boxing Association (WBA) lithe heavyweight gold title fight between local fighter Andrea Soledad Sanchez and Venezuelan Erika Bolivar.

The Villa Carlos Paz arena in Cordoba will be decked out for the title fight of the pioneering organization, which will last 10 rounds at 108 pounds.

Sanchez is 35 years elderly and has been a professional since 2015. He fought for the world title and several regional belts, although unsuccessfully. She has had ups and downs in her career, she had a few breakdowns, but now she has a streak of two victories in a row and will fight the most significant fight of recent years.

Her opponent will be Bolivar, a 23-year-old who has fought at a good level and always shows herself as a fighter in the ring. He will win against Naryelis Perez in December and apply his youth to try to win away.

Sanchez will enter the fight with a record of 10 wins, 4 losses, 1 draw and 2 knockouts. Bolivar has 7 wins, 3 losses, 1 draw and 5 losses after the break.

The first press conference promoting the welterweight unification fight between Lauren Price and Natasha Jonas was a great success. At the Royal Albert Hall in London, the same venue where the fight will take place on March 7, both fighters faced each other in a lovely event.

Price will put her World Boxing Association (WBA) crown on the line against Jonas, who will also defend her WBC and IBF titles in this huge fight between two British fighters in the English capital.

Both spoke to the press about the expectations coming into the fight and made it clear that they know the difficulty of this fight, but the reward of victory is worth it for such a complex challenge.

In addition to making statements, they held a photo session outside the arena with all the belts that will be in dispute, which they shared with those in attendance.

Both fighters have already started training camps before the fight and will continue to focus on preparing as best as possible for this challenge.

Price, 30, has 8 wins, no losses and 2 knockouts, while Jonas, 40, has 16 wins, 2 losses, 1 draw and 9 knockouts.

Yuko Kuroki won the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) minimum weight belt with a 10-round unanimous decision over Ye Kyeng Seo on Tuesday at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo.

After 10 rounds of fighting, the host scored 96-94 from all three judges and won the Pioneer 105-pound belt.

Kuroki’s goal was clear. She wanted to become world champion again after losing the championship to Eri Matsuda by split decision last January. Taking advantage of the opportunity, she knew she had no effortless challenge against the Korean, but was able to accept the victory.

It was a fight full of good exchanges, with both fighters having great moments, but Kuroki knew how to apply petite details to tip the scales in her favor and become world champion again.

With the victory, the 33-year-old Japanese athlete reached 24 victories, with 8 defeats, 2 draws and 10 knockouts. In Kyeng Seo’s case, her record is 7 wins, 1 loss, 3 draws and 5 knockouts.