Lauren Price can be undisputed in his next fight – coach Rob McCracken has “without a doubt” | Boxing news
Lauren Price can become an undisputed world champion in her next fight, only her 10th professional competition, says coach Rob McCracken.
On Friday night, Price scored a great victory over Natash Jonas at Royal Albert Hall, while the gold medal of the Olympic Gold Medal united the WBA Championship with the IBF -A WBC belts.
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Price wants to box the winner for the undisputed championship, and her coach McCracken believes that Price, who is only nine fights in his professional career, is ready to lead and win that fight the following.
“No doubt about it. No doubt,” McCracken said Sky Sports. “She’s very talented and has won everything in boxing so far.
“She has rapid hands, it’s good for people to see how fast her hands are, the recordings come from different corners and how safe she is. In just a short time, what she has achieved as a professional is a great, great journey she is.
“Lauren, I think she’ll be undisputed and I think she’ll be very, very hard to beat for a long time.”
The victory over Jonas, a two -year unified world champion, was a significant moment for the Golden Olympic Olympic Olympic Medal.
“They are all difficult struggles and you just take them one by one, but I thought Tash fought well and gave it 100 percent. She was at the top, top level for many years, Natasha, what she achieved is amazing,” McCracken said.
“Natasha was ready for that and she made a really determined performance. Obviously Joe Gallagher prepared tremendously. Lauren was really good.
“Lauren can embark on his journey and have multiple world title fighting, as Natasha did, and become undisputed and achieve a lot more in sports.”
Although the story is at an early stage of her professional career, it is easy to speculate how far she could go, whether it one day became a double indisputable champion, or boxing the Like Claress Shields down the line.
“You can do it with expensive because she’s really good. She’s really good and she’s a kind of boxer who will fight anyone. Yet a minority of professionals, men and women, can fight anyone with weight or weight above. But I think Lauren can do it,” McCraken said.
“It’s enough [more to come]. She’s still young, 30 years old, so she is ahead of her. She loves boxing. It drove it. Just a really nice story, from a small village in Wales and achieved so much in the boxing world. “
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