. 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.

Cherneka Johnson successfully defended her title WBA Bantamweight in a dominant style, forcing Nina Hughes’ corner to quit a towel in the sixth round of their fight at Qudos Bank Arena in Sydney.

The Australian champion faced a slight resistance on the part of her English pretender. From the opening bell, Johnson explained that she did not leave it to the judges, overwhelming Hughes with relentless pressure and a vast volume attack.

Hughes, a 42-year-old veteran, was taken away in the fifth round for excessive maintenance-a clear sign that he is trying to keep up. Realizing the inevitable, her corner wisely stopped fighting for a further punishment.

It was a rematch of their meeting from May 2024, in which Johnson passed through Hughes by decision. This time there was no doubt who a better warrior was.

Along with the victory, Johnson improved her record to 17-2 (7 KO), while Hughes fell to 6-2-gray loss approaching the hands of the Australian master.

The American Fighter Jasmine Artiga is the fresh world champion in WBA Super Flyweight after winning a hefty victory for the majority (96-94, 98-92, 95-95) over Regina Chávez, Mexico, San Bernardino, California.

It was a strictly questioned battle with a pace changing all the time, but Artiga managed to take control at key moments to secure the belt. Coming from Tampa in Florida, she improved her record to 13 wins and 1 draw with victory.

Judges’ results cards reflected the competitiveness of the fight-one judge saw him widely for Artig, giving Chávez only two rounds, the second had 6-4 in favor of the fresh master, and the third shot him even at 95-95. Ultimately, it was a gaunt razor decision.

Chávez, pretender No. 1 WBA, fought bravely in its offer for the title, proving why she was at the top of the ranking. However, her effort was not enough to nod. Now he has a record of 8 wins, 5 losses and 3 draws.

Given how close the fight was, there may be a rematch on the horizon.