Karriss Artringstall drops Raven Chapman to win the first British women’s championship in the category | Boxing news
Karriss Artringstall defeated Raven Chapman to win the inaugural British female pen category championship.
In the best performance of her professional career, the Olympic bronze medal brought a unanimous victory for the decision over the old amateur rival.
Armingstall beat her in an unpaid code, but Chapman was a more advanced professional, who caused Skye Nicolson for the WBC World title last year.
The fight began against as Armingstall was governed through the initial circle, wanting to establish its south.
Chapman whispered her rush, doubled his right hand to break through those hits.
She continued her hectic attacks in the second round, just to send Artringstall a blooming cross that cut into her chin. That collapsed Chapman in the seat of her shorts where she took the number.
Artingstall continued to blow left down, rattling Chapman. But a stubborn professional, Chapman managed to regroup. She worked her top cut as she sought to distract Armingstall and remained active as Artringstall slowed down in a later round.
But the heavy left hand was the shot that Artringstall used well to torture Chapman, hit him hard when Chapman left.
She won a clear decision for all three judges, 98-91, 97-92 and 96-93.
Jasmina is busy distorted Chloe Watsonfocusing her on a divided decision to win a European weight title.
Regular sparring partners, two fighters were well known and the fight was finely balanced between the couple.
Birkenhead’s Watson progressed with high gloves, and aggression concentrated on the poll. In the first round, she struck the backhand of the upper cuttings and began to break through the right, wanting to capture the wounds of Zapotoczne and the banks.
She marked the challenger on the ropes and was active as she passed the blows straight through the middle.
She kept her calmness as she retreated and gave up her long shots to Watson, intercepting the champion as Watson seemed to press forward and attack up close.
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Watson was still ending strongly, driving for the warming up as he landed a good hook of sting and planted the cross into the body.
But that did not prove enough to decide in his own way. One judge scored 97-93 for Watson, but the other two scored for a 196-95 closed.
Francesca Hennessy dominated Gemma Ruegg open a play at Royal Albert Hall.
She made Ruegg, throwing her with her left hook. The head conflict left Ruegg with a nasty swelling at the forehead, but that Hennessy’s skill set most of her problems.
The Sevenoaks boxer landed in fast combinations and sometimes refused to shine on Ruegg, as well as lit with gloves, and the crowd cheered for her work.
Hard opposition to the right caught Ruegg Flush, and Hennessy cruised to a victory of 80-72 points during eight rounds.
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