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Rupprecht is to defend the title of WBA against Yamanaka in Germany – World Boxing Association

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The stage is set to electrifying showdown as Christina “Small Tina” Rupprecht Is preparing to defend her World Championships Minimum WBA featherlight world championships against Launch. This high rate conflict will take place April 5 at the iconic Arena MBS in Potsdam, GermanyBy promising a battle that can re -define the division landscape.

Master’s test vs. undefeated pretender

Rupprecht (13-1-1, 3 KO) has built her reputation Technical and strategic championshipMaking her one of the most hard fighters in the atomic weight section. The German master aims to consolidate her heritage, but she is in her way hungry and undefeated Send it for good (8-0).

For Yamanak, this fight represents Moment defining a career. Victory would not only crowned her as a WBA world champion, but would also establish her as a dominant strength in the division. Japanese contender brings a mixture speed and relentless aggressionA clear contrast with the calculated and precise approach of Rupprecht. This style collision adds another layer of intrigue to already at a high rate.

The latest form and international experience

Both warriors enter the ring freshly from unanimous victories in the decision. Rupprecht Outclassed Eri Matsuda In November last year Yamanaka defeated Micah is In her last trip. However, This will be the second fight of Yamanaki outside Japan – and her first in history outside AsiaAn vital factor that could test its ability to perform on a global stage.

With a gold championship on the line and two elite warriors who will stay from each other, On April 5, he promises a battle to watch women’s boxing world. Will be Rupprecht experience and precision Reign Supreme or Will Yamanaki hunger and speed Lead to the novel master in a featherlight minimum mass division?

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Bouvier tells Sánchez to win the title WBA Gold Bantamweight – World Boxing Association

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Before the living family crowd in the front of the city campus in Maldonado, Uruguay, Gabriel Bouvier engraved her name in historical books on Sunday evening, capturing the title of WBA Bantameight with a tough decision to win Venezuela Bestalia Sánchez.

The fight was a ten -end battle marked by momentum changes and thrilling exchanges, because both warriors put it all on the line. From the opening bell, Bouvier presented her experience and the IQ ring, using its range to stop the aggressive sánchez and control the pace of the fight.

Sánchez, Southpaw with a gritty, outgoing style, tried to eliminate the distance and force the action inside. But Bouvier, an always experienced veteran, annulled these progress thanks to the knowledgeable work of the foot, time and well -placed meters that impressed the judges.

When the last bell rang, Bouvier did enough to get a unanimous nod from officials, to the joy of her home fans. The victory improves her record to 21-14-1 with 4 knockouts, while Sánchez drops to 13-3 from 7 KO.

The title was a central element, a social sports initiative led by Punta del Este in cooperation with the local government of Maldonado – recognized as promoting boxing and community development in the region.

For Bouvier it was more than a win – it was a crowned moment in a career based on perseverance and passion.

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Christina Rupprecht defends the title of WBA, unites stripes in a rugged showdown – World Boxing Association

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Christina “Miniature Tina” Rupprecht gave a bold performance on Saturday evening at MBS Arena in Potsdam, Germany, winning most of the victory in the decision (99-91, 96-95, 95-95) over the unbeaten Japan of Sumire Yamanaka. Thanks to this win, Rupprecht not only defended its WBA world title, but united the lights of the minimum division, adding WBC, IBF and WBO belts to its collection.

Rupprecht (15-1-1, 3 KO) stood in the face of one of the most tough tests of her career in Yamanak (8-1, 3 KO), a relentless pretender who brought pressure and unwavering determination in the ring. It was clear from the opening bell that it would not be a walk in the park. The aggressive style of Yamanaki and steel chin forced Rupprecht to deep digging and relying on her trademark and the IQ ring.

Ultimately, he was a piercing contractor and a mastery under shelling the night. While the results cards reflected how much they questioned the fight, the cleaner work and the Rupprecht championship tipped the scales in its favor.

Thanks to this monumental win, the German star contains its place among the women’s boxing elite. In this fight it was not only about titles-it was a presentation of heart, grain and world-class skills. Arena MBS was electric, full of fans who knew they were witnessing the potential fight of the year.

After the fight, apparently the emotional Rupprecht thanked her team and supporters, swearing that he continued working to stay at the top of a airy minimum throne. Now the undisputed queen of the “Tina Tina” division proves that great things are in compact packages.

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Lauren Price called WBA Famel Fighter of the Month – World Boxing Association

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. World Boxing Association (WBA) he mentioned Lauren Price as Woman warrior of the monthrecognition Excellent career trajectory And recently domination in the ring. . Welsh Sensationwhich he recently united WBA, IBF and WBC titles Winning with a statement Natasha JonasHe is still considered one of the most challenging forces in women’s boxing.

On 30 yearsThe price remains invincible Since I turned into a professional 2022. Her victory over Jonas was not just adding lanes to her collection – it was MasterClass in technical skills, speed and precision. In what was hailed as one of the So far the best fights 2025Price dictated the action from beginning to endBy proving why he considers her one of the greatest fighters of his generation.

Distinction: Cherneka Johnson

. WBA also recognized Cherneka “Sugar NEKZ” Johnson With Distinction for its further domination in Super Bantamweight Division. . Born in Australia, a warrior from Fresh Zealand was Base in women’s boxingboasting of an impressive record and repeated reign of the championship.

Recently, Johnson successfully defended her WBA champion title against Nina HughesHe proves her again The ability to compete at the highest level. Her sacrifice and passion made it an inspiration, and this recognition is another evidence on its growing influence Women’s boxing.

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