Caroline Dubois endures the late charge to win the bo me re shin and defend the WBC Lightweight World Championship | Boxing news
Caroline Dubois defended WBC a light world title while in Royal Albert Hall defeated the Korean challenger Bo Mi Mi Mom.
Dubois won a majority decision, and one judge made them a level to 95-95, but the other two achieved 98-93 and 98-92 for Dubois.
The champion was largely dominated by the fight, but Shin pulled her into a wild attack at the end of the ninth round and during the tenth.
Dubois fought in his London hometown as a major support for Natasha Jonas VS Lauren Price Welterweight World title.
Although Dubois’s first belt defense ended up as a technical draw, she dominated Jessica Camara on her last exit. But Shin was a more determined challenger who seemed to catch Dubois early.
Dubois initially took the time to elaborate on a hard, aggressive opponent. Shin chose a moment to clean up from a combination of Dubois, showing the elements of the ringcraft. But, distracted, she let the Dubois pocket in her pocket. She singled out her hands to complain, and Dubois made a free -hit hit, leaning into her southern slipper of the left cross.
But Shin floated forward, cracing her right in Dubois in the third round. Nevertheless, Dubois’s better quality striking chose holes in Shin’s defense.
Challenger marched forward, watching the blows into Dubois. Londoner was pleased with the search for strict counter, before using dexterous one or two to set up a hard right hook that allowed her to turn.
Dubois planted a sting and tested the lower leg with the right hook. She doubled her sting and the left hit. But Shin pushed himself into a Dubois attack to land in the right.
That determination was seen, even after she took two or two. Shin finally got a breakthrough at the end of the ninth round, grinding into Dubois and marking Londoncan with a hard goal that left the champion as he shake.
This led to the end of the panel with a Shin, which entered with all the attacks, and Dubois was answered in Nature. The defense was forgotten as they stopped each other in the 10th and the last round.
The drawn map seemed sharp, but the drama came in that last round that brought the crowd in a historic place on her feet with tumultuous applause.
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“I thought the brilliant boxes eight rounds,” McGuigan said. “In the last two rounds, she retreated and lost a little base.
“There is no excuse, but Caroline did not feel the best. This is the most religious experience for her, she wanted to be involved in it and she kept saying she was good.
“Maybe in the last four minutes they spoke.”
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