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Spencer Outclasses Suárez, maintains the title WBA Super Welter Wweight – World Boxing Association

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On the night with a high tension at the Montreal casino, the Canadian outstanding Mary Spencer performed the dominant performance against Ogleidis Suárez Venezuela, successfully defending her crown in WBA Super Welter Wweight. The judges left no doubt: 99-91, 100-90, 100-90, uniform decision for a family warrior.

From the opening bell, Spencer imposed her will, using its range and edged accuracy to keep Suárez on the back. Venezuelan showed a lot of heart and sand, but it was not enough to overcome the constant pace and the tactical performance of Spencer.

Thanks to this win, Spencer not only retains the world championship title, but sends a powerful message to the rest of the 154-pound division: she is here to become a standard in women’s boxing.

The victory improves Spencer’s record to 10 wins (6 by knockout) with 2 losses and means its third win in a row.

As for Suárez (31-6-1), a warrior veteran will devote some time to regrouping and searching for up-to-date opportunities that can lead her back to the top of sport.

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Showdown High Stakes for WBA World Title-World Boxing Association

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On July 11, the legendary Garden Madison Square in Novel York will host the fight of women in boxing, who promises to leave her mark in historical books. The undisputed Queen of Super Feather WWweight Alycia Baumgardner put his crown on the line against the rising star of Spanish Jennifer Miranda – a pretender who is to be the first unquestioned champion in the history of his country.

Baumgardner, proud of the 15-1 record with 7 knockouts, definitely recognized herself as one of the most dominant forces in the division. Thanks to the explosive power and aggressive style, it collected every immense belt at 130 pounds – including the desired WBA World title – strengthening its rule as the best division dog.

In the ring there will be an invincible Jennifer Miranda (12-0, 1 KO), current WBA master. A fighter from Cádiz, Spain, brings technical skills, grain and hopes of the nation on the shoulders. Victory over Baumgardner would simply not be nervous of the year – her name would cut her name in the Spanish boxing history.

Expect fireworks. Baumgardner will rely on her impact strength and experience with a great fight, while Miranda is trying outbox and survive the master. With each lane on the line and heritage, the glowing mSG lights are set to a truly historical night in women’s boxing.

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WBA Master Jasmine Artiga honored by the city of Tampa – World Boxing Association

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At a proud moment for the local fight scene, World Boxing Association (WBA) Super Flyweight Champion Jasmine Artiga He was honored with a special proclamation by Tampa mayor Jane CastorRecognizing her unique contribution to the sport of boxing and its eternal impact on the community.

Tampa, Artiga, was constantly growing in the ranks of a professional boxing to become one of the most respected and active names in his ward. Her discipline, grain and unwavering involvement in her craft not only deserved her gold championship, but also the admiration of fans and peers – both in and outside the ring.

During the genuine ceremony Positive influence and role model For the city’s youth. The WBA championship belt proudly, Artiga appeared visibly moved when she accepted the plaque and listened to the words of the recognition of local officials.

Proclamation not only recognized her sporting achievements – it also celebrated its deep connection with the community, which she calls home. Artiga’s story consists in perseverance, passion and purpose.

With this civic recognition is currently part of her growing legacy, Artiga remains focused on the laser in the next chapter in her boxing journey. If this latest milestone is any clue, the best is for your own Master Tampy.

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WBA mourns the departure of Georgia O’Connor – World Boxing Association

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The World Boxing Association (WBA) deeply mourns the departure of Georgia O’Connor, a talented British boxer, whose dedication and spirit spirit left an indelible mark in this sport.

O’Connor, who gained meaning with an outstanding performance at the Youth Games of Commonwealth, presented extraordinary talents every time she passed between the ropes. She died at the age of only 25 after a bold fight against cancer – the fight met with the same sand and heart that defined her boxing career.

WBA joins her family, friends and the entire boxing community in despairing this painful loss. The Heritage of Georgia stretches far beyond the ring – her passion for boxing and courage, which she showed both inside and outside the square circle will always be remembered.

At this point, WBA sends honest condolences to his loved ones and confirms his involvement in support and position by athletes who devote their lives to sport.

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