Kovalev vs Alvarez confirmed, great fight, but Kovalev is back less than 3 months after that war against Yarde, definitely too soon if you ask me, still a good fight though, Kovalev is a better fighter than he was last year even though he's older, McGirt and Kovalev are a great team, and he has a big size advantage. Sun, Yeah, I'll have 2 weeks off, then train for 10 weeks for my first marathon. Any use or distribution of our content without the express written consent of eyeonthering.
Submitted by SalTnutZ1 on Fri, Bidarian is the former CFO of the UFC and has been instrumental in helping guide Paul from being a famous YouTuber to one of the most talked about fighters in combat sports. Serrano, 32, has won 27 straight fights, a streak that dates back to She is also in mixed martial arts. Having watched you fight when you won the UBF title, it amazes me to think that you are turning On the subject of age, with a respectable pro record of that stretches back to and an amateur career that began in , what is it that motivates you to continue boxing?
Are they still the same things that brought you into the ring in the first place? If not, what has changed? You boxed for many years before female boxing entered the world stage as an Olympic sport, what effect do you think that is having on the sport? The Women in Olympic boxing is a great step in the progression of our sport.
However, the corruption in that arena keeps the mainstream audience from embracing it, male or female. As for the pro arena, as long as the grossly mismatched Title fights continue, our sport will never be respected.
As you well know, the only way to watch female boxing in the United States is as a video stream, on certain local cable channels very rarely live and on YouTube. Meanwhile, fights are routinely broadcast from Argentina to Mexico and from Germany to Japan. The American public has not been exposed much to the great competitive fights as other countries have. Perhaps if there was a T. Show that showcased good female bouts like [Ana] Torres vs. In other words, what is next for you?
I like to keep my hopes and dreams close to my heart. I can say though, that my passion is always my path. To help bring the film into the next phase of production, Verma and her team are looking to raise funds and have enlisted the Rocket Hub fundraising site to help in their efforts.
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To contribute click on the link: Hardy the movie! Check out the trailer too and then click on the link and donate to become part of the team that brings this great project to the screen! Hardy won by unanimous decision: , , Maerz will still fight for the Canadian flyweight title in April.
Recently, Hardy agreed to an interview with Girlboxing about her upcoming fight. Heather Hardy v. Photo Credit: Jason Shaltz. Maerz is known for her long reach and quick jabs. She also has had an impressive amateur career in Western Canada. What do you hope to show the boxing world in choosing Maerz as your next opponent.
I work hard, I train hard and I fight even harder. I have faith, that one day the girls will get the same respect and PAY as the boys.
I want to be the difference, and believe that I have the talent and work ethic to do so. What has your work as a trainer and mentor taught you about fighting and being successful in the ring? Fine tuning, aligning my punches, stepping properly, etc.
My coach always says there are only four punches, so learn how to throw each one perfect every time. You can only be the best when you make no mistakes. Keep winning! My plan is to stay focused and keep winning. Keep training and perfecting my game. Claressa Shields took on Christina Hammer for the undisputed Female Middleweight championship with all four major titles on the line and Katie Taylor also fought for the undisputed Female Lightweight title against Delfine Persoon.
When Hardy and Serrano step in the ring to face each other this Friday night, they will be challenging more than just themselves. Frontproof Media's official Tumblr page. Recently, Hardy agreed to an interview with Girlboxing about her upcoming fight.
Heather Hardy v. Photo Credit: Jason Shaltz. Maerz is known for her long reach and quick jabs. She also has had an impressive amateur career in Western Canada. What do you hope to show the boxing world in choosing Maerz as your next opponent. I work hard, I train hard and I fight even harder. I have faith, that one day the girls will get the same respect and PAY as the boys.
I want to be the difference, and believe that I have the talent and work ethic to do so. What has your work as a trainer and mentor taught you about fighting and being successful in the ring? Fine tuning, aligning my punches, stepping properly, etc. My coach always says there are only four punches, so learn how to throw each one perfect every time. You can only be the best when you make no mistakes.
Keep winning! My plan is to stay focused and keep winning. Keep training and perfecting my game. Keep myself challenged.
Unfortunately, I do not see that it has made a difference in the professional sense. I am still making considerably less than my male counterparts and doing the exact same job. They also moved up in weight to the lbs. All bouts are streamed live — for a fee.
The link is here. Maria Vizcaino, Watsonville, Calif. WNYC Radio has had a fabulous series running entitled Women Box: Fighting to Make History which has included remarkable photo essays by Sue Jaye Johnson as well as radio interviews with Olympic contenders, amateurs boxers, coaches and pro boxers. The sold-out event adds momentum to what has become a veritable crescendo of positive media stories that have celebrated the tenacity, hard work and plain courage of these remarkable athletes.
The Greene Space event link is here and includes the video! Like this: Like Loading Tiara Brown is a boxer. What I saw was the work. What can you tell us about her and how this bout came together? Every opponent is dangerous no matter their experience.
As you prepare to fight McMahon — what are you focusing on to ensure that the judges will see the fight your way if it goes the distance? Yes, I am a slick boxer and although the desire is to never leave it in the hands of the judges, sometimes there is nothing you can do about it. That they are more inclined to showcase female fighters than we are. This I feel is the main reason we continue to get astronomically low wages. In fact, 10 years ago when I fought for my first title I earned more than they are offering women now.
How can we continue to accept way less than we are worth and then expect it to get better?
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