Natasha Jonas VS Lauren Price: Date of Fight, Time in UK, Location, Undercard, Ring Walks, How to Watch or Struck With Sky Sports | Boxing news
British rivals Natasha Jonas and Lauren Price meet in the unification of the world title with three belts on Friday, March 7th, the head of the main female ticket to the Royal Albert Hall on the Royal Sky Sports. Here’s what you need to know …
When is Jonas-Price and where to watch it?
Natasha Jonas and Lauren Price meet in their long -awaited conflict on Friday, March 7th.
British rivals both came through their own struggles for the world title in December to set this conflict.
Meet in the main event on the main female card that can be viewed live live Sky Sports Main event and Sky Sports Action from 7:00 pm.
Walks are expected to go to major events around 10 pm.
What are they fighting for?
Natasha Jonas united WBC and IBF Welterweight World titles when Ivana Habazin beat in the last fight. Both of these championships will place on the line against Price, whose 147LB WBA is the world title as well.
Although Price is an Olympic gold medal and an already professional world champion, she is only at an early stage of her professional career. For her, Jonas is an opportunity to catapult to a new level and take a key step towards his dream to fight for an undisputed world title.
On the contrary, Jonas at the age of 40 comes to the end of his professional career. But she wants to improve her legacy, pick up another win of signatures and win more world titles.
Where are they fighting?
They were on Friday at Royal Albert Hall about what was set up as a historical opportunity.
In recent years, boxing cards have been small and far between the Albert Hall, but this is a place in August in sports.
The box was first held there in 1918, and some of the greatest fighters in the history of sports competed there, including Georges Carpentier, Muhammad and Henry Cooper. .
In the 1990s, Marco Antonio Barrera, Nasem Hamed, Lennox Lewis and Frank Bruno were all boxing, as did Ricky Hatton (who will be on Friday at Chloe Watson’s corner).
Who else is on the card?
On the eve of International Women’s Day, the Law Bill on Friday, March 7th is the main boxer ticket of all women.
The main support will be Caroline Dubois by placing your WBC lightweight world title against the NO 1 candidate line, the aggressive Bo Mi Shin South Korea.
The Olympic Bronze Medal Karriss Artringstall is fighting against the challenger of the world title and amateur rival Raven Chapman for the first British female title in the Peroj category.
Chloe Watson, coached by Ricky Hatton and went to the same school as her inspiration by Natasha Jonas, makes the European defense of the title against Jasmina Zapotoczno.
Cindy Ngamba debuts his professional debut against Kirstie Bakington. Ngamba became the first member of the refugee team to win an Olympic medal when secured the medium weight bronze in Paris 2024.
Bakington, however, is, who won the European title in the Welter category in the last fight, will be a good opponent for the first competition.
The complete television card is as follows:
- Natasha Jonas Vs Lauren Price (WBC, IBF and WBA WELTERWEIGHT WORLD TALL)
- Caroline Dubois vs bo me re Shin (WBC Lightweight World Title)
- Karriss Armingstall vs Raven Chapman (British Penoa title)
- Chloe Watson VS Jasmina Zapotoczno (European National Titula)
- Cindy ngamba vs kirstie BAvington
What do they say?
Lauren Price said, “When I turned into Olympia after the Olympic champion, I wanted to create a great deal. This fight, great all British unification, Wales VS England with three world titles on the line will help strengthen my legacy and show that I am not 1 in the division.
“I believe I’m too young, too fast and too good for Natasha Jonas and I’ll bring my belts home with me.”
Natasha Jonas said, “Lauren Price has a lot of hyper around her, but I believe this fight will be a step for her. I was in big fighting, I struggled with world champions and Olympic medals, but she never faced anyone like me as a professional.
“She continues to say these things. But you put pressure on yourself to do it.”
What could be the following for the winner of Jonas-Price?
They both talked about their desire to become an undisputed world champion.
The winner of the Jonas-Price will hold three of the four major world titles in Welterweight. The fourth, WBO championship, holds American Mikael Mayer, who was resurrected by Jonas in his lips in early 2024.
Mayer is fighting later this month. On March 30 in Las Vegas, the British Sandy Ryan, another bitter rival.
The winner of the Mayer-‘an would be a natural struggle to start Jonas-Price Victor.
Watch Natasha Jonas fight against Lauren Price in Royal Albert Hall live on Sky Sports On Friday, March 7th.
