(DEC 3) Its been only two years since Austria-based German Nicole Wesner turned professional at age 35, but she has wasted no time since, and won all her fights to get in line for a shot at the vacant WBF Women's World Lightweight title on Saturday December 6 in Vienna.

Undefeated at 8-0 (3), Wesner will face former world title-challenger Gina Chamie (24) from Hungary, who’s only defeat on an impressive 11-1 (5) record came in a shot at WBF World Super Featherweight ruler Ramona Kuehne earlier this year in Germany.

Despite limited experience in the sport, Wesner made her pro debut in December 2012 against the tough Hana Horakova from the Czech Republic, and won a clear unanimous decision. It was a good start, as Horakova went on to challenge for several titles and do well herself.

Since then its been full speed ahead, and in her most recent outing, this past September, Wesner impressed with a clear-cut decision over much younger, but much more experienced, former European and WBF title-challenger Kremena Petkova from Bulgaria.

“When I put my mind to something, and I have a fire burning for something, I will make it happen for myself”, Wesner, who is highly educated, speaks six languages and gave up a well-paid job to pursue her boxing dream, recently told German media in the build-up to her first world championship fight.

“It has always been that way for me, and it is not a question of age, it is a question of will!”

Since coming up short against Kuehne last March, after getting off to an excellent 8-0 start to her pro career, Gina Chamie has put together three victories and is now ready for a second attempt at a world championship.

The Kuehne-setback came when she was forced to retire between rounds due to an elbow injury, but the Budapest resident is now fully healed and full of confidence that this time she will succeed.

The Nicole Wesner vs. Gina Chamie WBF World Lightweight title fight is a real fifty-fifty matchup between world class boxers, and will be part of a huge Mixed Martial Arts Fight Night at the Multiversum arena in Vienna.