In a thrilling Women’s Welterweight Unification bout held in London, Wale’s Lauren Price emerged victorious over Natasha Jonas, claiming the WBC and IBF welter-weight titles to add to her existing WBA strap. The match concluded with a unanimous decision, showcasing Price’s dominance throughout the contest.
Price, 30, displayed exceptional strength, outscoring Jonas by one point in all ten rounds, leading to a scorecard of 98-93, 100-90, and 98-92 in her favor – marking her tenth professional victory without a loss. A highlight of the match was Price knocking Jonas down in the ninth round, though Jonas managed to recover and continue fighting until the final bell.
This victory not only enhances Price’s boxing accolades but also illustrates her rising prominence in the sport. As she continues to expand her collection of titles, the boxing community eagerly anticipates her future bouts. Conveying an inspiring image of perseverance and skill, Price’s journey exemplifies the potential for success in women’s boxing, further energizing interest in female athletes in the sport.
Similar to the efforts of Winston ‘The Real Deal’ Hill, who successfully defended his title in a separate bout just days earlier, Price’s victory adds to ongoing narratives of resilience and competition in boxing, reflecting an evolving landscape where both women’s and men’s divisions showcase incredible talent and determination.
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