(MARCH 30)  Last night in an action-packed mainliner in women’s boxing, Mikaela Mayer showcased her prowess in the ring by successfully defending her WBO Welterweight World Championship title against Sandy Ryan at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas, Nevada.

This bout was part of a Top Rank card, where boxing fans were looking forward to the rematch.  In their first fight Mayer won by a slim majority decision, but this time, however, the stakes were even higher, and Mayer left no room for doubt as she demonstrated her dominant skills.

As the bell rang, both fighters stepped into the ring, ready to leave it all on the canvas. Mikaela Mayer, weighing in at 146 pounds, facing off with Ryan, who came in at 145.5 pounds, hailing from Derby, Derbyshire.

Mayer quickly set the tone, her hand speed proving to be one of the decisive factors throughout the early rounds. From the outset, she effectively utilized her quick punches and aggressive style.

Throughout the bout, Mayer’s ability to maintain an unyielding pace and her impressive versatility were on full display. With each round, it became clear that Mayer was not just defending her title; she was making a statement.

Her punches were strong and precise, but it was her combination of speed and skill that truly distinguished her performance.

In one of the later rounds,  the bout took an unexpected turn when Mayer sustained a cut over her left eye due to an accidental headbutt. While this could have shaken many fighters, it only seemed to ignite Mayer’s competitive spirit further. Showing resilience and grit, she continued to deliver powerful combinations, proving that setbacks were not enough to derail her focus or intensity.

As the fight progressed into the tenth round, it was evident that Mayer was far from finished. In fact, it was during this round that she truly shone, showcasing remarkable stamina and determination despite her injury.  Mayer had decisively won the match with a unanimous decision of 97-93, 97-93, and 98-92.

This victory not only allowed Mayer to retain her WBO Welterweight World Championship title but also solidified her reputation as a formidable force in women’s boxing.
 

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