Natasha Jonas: record, next fight and profile →
Joe Gallagher, manager and trainer of unified junior middleweight fighter Natasha Jonas, hopes that a deal can be made for a high-stakes showdown with Claressa Shields, who currently holds the undisputed crown at middleweight.
The head of the World Boxing Council is planning to create a new avenue for transgender boxers to practice their craft. In an interview published Thursday on The Telegraph, WBC boss Mauricio Sulaiman informed the UK newspaper that his sanctioning body is looking to form a separate league for transgender boxers, in the name of “safety and inclusion.”
By Jake Donovan - Claressa Shields didn’t need a win over Savannah Marshall to consider herself worthy of GWOAT status. It certainly helped plead her case, as well as collect year-end awards—including BoxingScene.com’s honor as the 2022 Women’s Fighter of the Year. The unbeaten three-division champion capped the best year of her already stellar pro career by avenging the lone
Ben Shalom, who promotes Liverpool's WBO, IBF, WBC junior middleweight champion Natasha Jonas, would certainly be interested in matching her against Claressa Shields, who is currently the undisputed middleweight champion.
Joe Gallagher, head trainer and manager for unified junior middleweight champion Natasha Jonas, says the boxer is targeting the biggest fights possible in the coming year. Jonas will return to the ring in early 2023.
WBO, IBF, WBC junior middleweight champion Natasha Jonas is looking to face the biggest names possible in 2023. Last Saturday night in Manchester, Jonas added the IBF title to the WBO and WBC belts with a dominant ten round unanimous decision win over Marie-Eve Dicaire.
Some fighters go into every battle knowing that skill, guile, and toughness are their weapons because, once the first bell sounds, they’re almost certain to have to hear the bell sounding at the end of the twelfth to secure victory.
Jonas, Dicaire Fight Photos Gallery - Manchester Arena, Manchester - In a high-stakes unification for the WBC, IBF, WBO junior middleweight titles, Natasha Jonas (13-2-1, 8 KOs) fought her way to a ten round unanimous decision over a determined Marie-Eve Dicaire (18-2, 1 KO). (photos by Lawrence Lustig)
On Saturday night, Natasha Jonas claimed her third world championship in the super welterweight division to stake her claim to being the best woman in the world at 154lbs, and one of the pound-for-pound women on the planet, in her victory over Marie Dicaire at an electric AO Arena, Manchester.
Natasha Jonas continued to hoover up belts at above her natural fighting weight as she added the IBF super-welterweight title to the WBC and WBO ones she already held with a unanimous points decision over Canada’s Marie-Eve Dicaire in Manchester.