Lauren Price is dominated by Natasha Jonas to combine three World Cups in Royal Albert Hall | Boxing news
Lauren Price defeated Natasha Jonas rival champion at Royal Albert Hall to add IBF and WBC belts at WBA WBA WELTER -TEIGHT World Cup she had already held.
For the price it was a crowning moment because it won a widely unanimous decision, 100-90, 98-91 and 98-92.
They called the main map of all women in the historic London town and both fueled for an important opportunity.
Jonas came out on a mesmerizing reception with British boxer -pursuit Jane Couch on his shoulder holding the title. Price marched through the crowd, chasing his fists with the fans singing her inside.
She pumped, the Velski Olympic Gold Medal bounced on her leg balls as she waited for the final introduction.
She started quickly. Both southern slippers, Jonas met the story in the middle of the ring in the middle of the ring. But the story is a bicycle around a combined champion with an ominous intention.
She discovered a relationship with a hard left right, a shot of the head that jerked Jonas.
The story chased Liverpudlian with Jabs. She cut her fast, hard and good over time with her right hook.
She kept those sharp strokes in the second round, and the right hook with a full body grabbed Jonas clean, overturning it over the ring. This threatened to rob a balance from Jonas, but she held her legs under her.
In the third round, the price opposed Jonas’s app with its leadership. The Welsh star moved on her feet. Jonas reached for her left cross, but the story immediately fired.
The wild right hook from Jonas flew only too high. The story was moving quickly, to the left she was installing her right hook. Jonas beat Jonas on a shot with a vicious fast stitch.
She finished the fourth round, releasing the cluster of hard shots. Strongly determined, Jonas pressed forward in the middle of the ring in the next round. As the story was moving from side to side, Jonas cracked her with her left hook.
The cross from Jonas also forced the price to the back of the legs. But the double stab from the Price saw a detonation of the left cross bomb.
Jonas looked at the right to break through her leadership. But the story marked it with cut stings.
At the end of the eighth, Jonas still tried to go through that storm of the impact. But it was difficult to capture her murmentator clean, swinging from her balance as she stared she was preparing her counter-onrs.
Jonas packed off his feet at the beginning of the ninth, but that was not a fall. The price, although it turned out to be hand, was one two that jerked as Jonas leaned her left over the top.
They hugged themselves at the beginning of the last round as the audience applauded. Regardless of the fact that the price fired a quick hand, ending with a three -shot with the right cuff.
Jonas ran out, but the story caught her with a strict cross. Liverpudlian’s resistance, at the age of 40, was impressive. As they exchanged blows in the last seconds of the fight, another hook for the price scored her jaw. But still Jonas took and tried to throw back.
But at the last bell, the story could lift both hands in the air in complete confidence, the decision would be hers.
“Deciding here tonight, what kind of place, made history, I have to say a big thank you Tasha, a perfect dance partner, a complete honor for sharing a ring with her,” Price said after that. “A real legend.”
She continued, “It was amazing, not just my Velski fans, my British fans, everyone, if they weren’t for you, we wouldn’t have had big nights to shine.”
Indisputably next?
Now there is one world title that is not held. March 30, live on Sky Sports, Mikaela Mayer Revanš Sandy Ryan for the WBO 147LB Championship.
Price urged him to fight Mayer-‘an Victor afterwards. “The winner of the Mayer and Sandy, I would love to do next,” she said.
“One hundred percent. I want to go back to Wales. I would love the winner this year.
“Tasha is the best in the division. I sincerely believe I can become undisputed. I want to continue and create a size. I want a legacy. I want to follow Katie Taylor steps.
“I am Velski. The Olympic champion. I have a nation behind me.
“First McCaskill, then Jonas. The winner of Mayer and Sandy I want next.”
