(OCT 26) Last night at the Graakjaer Arena in Holstebrol, Denmark, undefeated WBC bantamweight champion, Dina Thorslund, successfully defended her WBC/WBO titles against Japanese bantamweight champion of the Eastern and Pacific Boxing Federation (OPBF) and three-time world challenger, Terumi Nuki.
Thorslund raised her boxing record to 23-0-0 (9KO), and Nuki is now 15-6-0 (10KO). 

Final judges scores the bout 99-91 on all cards.This was the third time that Thorlund has defended her WBC Bantamweight title.

Thorslund's victory showcased her dominance as a bantamweight champion, further solidifying her position in the division. Despite Nuki's experience and resilience, Thorslund's skill and precision proved to be too much for her opponent.

With this win, Thorslund continues her unbeaten streak and reaffirms her status as one of the top fighters in the bantamweight division.

Thorslund's performance in this fight demonstrated her ability to control the ring and dictate the pace of the match. Her superior footwork allowed her to effectively evade Nuki's attacks while capitalizing on openings to deliver powerful combinations. It was a dominant display of skill and strategy from Thorslund, showcasing why she is considered one of the best in her weight class.

As she looks ahead to future challenges, it is clear that Thorslund will continue to be a force to be reckoned with in the bantamweight division.

In a second female bout on the undercard, Melissa Mortensen, 126 lbs., of Varde, Denmark, won by a second round KO over Nino Mgebrishvili, 126, of Gori, Georgia, in a scheduled six-round bout.

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