After appearing to be failing and flat lining at the start of the year the relevant players, TV companies and appropriate commercial partners have given women’s boxing the boost and help it needed as the 2021 went on.
This has also been down to the quality of the fights.
The standard of matchmaking wouldn’t have been there if the quality of the fight talent wasn’t there in the first place.
Fight fans, you, yes you, the paying customer, who is always right, have shown a genuine willingness to part with your hard-earned money to buy or attend some of these fights.
This graphic posted by three-combat-sport world champion Amanda Serrano on Twitter (hat tip) shows as much for these fights of interest next year:
Women's boxing has really grown in popularity in recent years in particular. The quality of women fighters, quality of fights and match making has been excellent. This graphic from the good people at ESPN gives respect to many of the current and former elite level women's fighters: https://twitter.com/ESPNRingside/status/1501242585565655050?cxt=HHwWlMCjpa-LvtUpAAAA Some tremendous…
Irish boxing legend Katie Taylor notched up another win on Saturday night in her professional boxing career. Defeating Natasha Jonas of the UK on points after a stellar fight of back and forth action from start to finish: (Hat tip DAZN YouTube) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YTfWE-uNPTc Another excellent night for women's boxing. The…
Chantelle Cameron defended her world title tonight in Las Vegas in impressive fashion but the nature of the stoppage on the night proved to be a bone of contention. Granted, her opponent Hernandez was not likely to win the fight but with that being said, with it being a world…
