Women's boxing will enjoy its latest milestone as we get the fight we wanted March 7 is another milestone for women’s boxing, a first all-female bill at the Royal Albert Hall topped by Natasha Jonas versus Lauren Price, and all going ahead on the eve of International Women’s Day 2025.
Women’s boxing couldn’t have better ambassadors and there is some serious firepower on the undercard, including Olympic bronze medallist Karriss Artingstall and our own Caroline Dubois in the second defence of her WBC lightweight crown.
Not only is it a significant moment in the career of both it is the best female card since the first all-girl cast three years ago when Clarissa Shields met Savannah Marshall, which remains the most watched women’s sports event on Sky.
The welterweight unification bout is a passing of the baton moment with veteran WBC and IBF champion Jonas finally taking on Welsh phenomenon Price, holder of the WBA and IBO belts.
After last week’s technical draw against Jessica Kamara, Dubois is looking forward to a more rewarding night.
