(MAR 19) Women’s boxing has been gaining momentum, with remarkable stories and achievements coming to light. From high-stakes trilogies to the emergence of new talent, there's a whirlwind of excitement surrounding this dynamic sport. Check out the latest news that is shaping women’s boxing, highlighting key events and notable figures making headlines.

Claressa Shields Clears the Air

In a recent turn of events, Claressa Shields, a prominent figure in women's boxing, has been cleared of any wrongdoing regarding a faulty test related to marijuana use. After rigorous scrutiny, it was established that she did not violate any regulations, allowing her to return to the ring without any lingering doubts. This news couldn't have come at a better time, as Shields is gearing up for future fights that could solidify her legacy even further.

Alycia Baumgardner Signs with Most Valuable Promotions

Alycia Baumgardner, another star in women’s boxing, has recently signed with Most Valuable Promotions, marking a significant step in her career. This news comes after a period of uncertainty following her involvement in a banned substance controversy. The signing symbolizes a fresh start and an opportunity for Baumgardner to showcase her talent on a grander stage. With her skills and determination, she is set to make waves in the boxing community.

The Highly Anticipated Trilogy: Serrano vs. Taylor

Fans of women’s boxing are buzzing about the trilogy fight between Amanda Serrano and Katie Taylor approaches. Scheduled for July 11th and available exclusively on Netflix, this matchup promises to be a thrilling encounter in the hallowed halls of Madison Square Garden, the same venue that hosted their historic first meeting. Serrano declared, “I’m coming to do what I always do—give it my all. Hopefully, the judges get it right, although I have other intentions this time!” This rivalry has captured the hearts of boxing fans worldwide, and both fighters are determined to leave everything in the ring. The anticipation is palpable, as many believe this may be one of the greatest women’s boxing matches ever witnessed.

Ivy Enriquez: A Star on the Rise

The future of women’s boxing looks exceptionally bright with young talents like Ivy “Poison” Enriquez entering the scene. At just 18 years old, Enriquez has already made a name for herself, boasting an impressive amateur record filled with national titles and international representation. Recently signing with management, she is poised to take her burgeoning career to new heights. With her fierce determination and incredible skill set, she embodies the new generation of female boxers who are set to redefine the sport.

Tiara Brown's Homecoming Fight

This Saturday is a significant day for WBC champion Tiara Brown, who will face off against mandatory contender Nicolson in a highly anticipated homecoming fight. This event not only showcases the talent of both fighters but also highlights the growing popularity of women’s boxing in the mainstream. A commemorative belt has been created for this match, adding an extra layer of significance.

Celebrating Contributions: Awards and Summits

Martha Salazar is set to receive a prestigious award at the WBC Women’s Summit in Las Vegas on April 2-3, 2025. Recognized for her inspiring contributions to women’s boxing, Salazar expressed her gratitude, stating, “Thank you so much to the WBC Women’s Boxing Committee for this Amazing Care Inspiration Award.” Additionally, the International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame is celebrating a decade of dedication from Wanda Countiss, its Vice President, whose passion has greatly influenced the sport. Such acknowledgments are vital in fostering an environment where women’s achievements in boxing are celebrated and recognized.

Furthermore, the WBC Women’s Summit presents a unique platform for discussing the challenges and future of women in boxing. This year’s event promises to unite champions, advocates, and fans, all contributing to the ongoing dialogue about women’s roles in the sport. As part of these celebrations, April 5, 2025, has been declared "International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame Day" in Las Vegas, cementing the city as a pivotal hub for women’s boxing recognition.

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