WBC title Nicolson Vs. Brown

In the main support at George Cambosos JR against Jake Wyllie Card, the undefeated world champion in the Skye Nicolson WBC category (12-0, 1 KO) will defend the title against Tiara Brown (18-0, 11 Kos) at the Qudos Bank Arena Arena Arena on Saturday, March 2nd. He lives on a given.

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This event is a return from a boxer champion home to Aussie Skye Nicolson, because she will make the third defense of her WBC title. Nicolson’s opponent 36-year-old Tiara Brown is an eight-year veteran who will be challenging for his first world title.

As early as April 2024, the Skye Nicolson rise star scored a unanimous victory for the Sarah Mahfoud decision and won the empty WBC World Featherweight title. Three months later, she defended the belt for the first time because she defeated Dyana Vargas.

Nicolson will fight for the third time in 2024 when she defeated Raven Chapman by unanimous decision. Nicolson spoke of her interest in uniting, but before she got the opportunity to face her colleagues, she must successfully defend the belt against a hard opponent.

Tiara Brown made her boxing on boxing in September 2016, when Khadija Sanders stopped in the first round. For the next five years, Brown will balance his boxer career with a job as a Washington cop.

Despite the fact that she had to work day and train at night, Tiara Brown was able to remain undefeated. He stayed from work in 2021 to strictly focus on boxing. He is now an undefeated candidate on the verge of fighting for the world title.

29-year-old Skye Nicolson champion is a skilled southern Pope who rarely loses rounds. It has an elite jab, a precise moment and great leg work. Challenger, Tiara Brown, is an aggressive fighter who has the strength, a good position of impacts and a stable rate of work.

Defense champion Skye Nicolson is used to dictating the pace of his fights with running and legs. Challenger Tiara Brown doesn’t like Nicolson’s style of fighting. Brown hinted at the fact that he would cut off the ring, push the pace of the fight and make Nicolson work consistently during the championship.

“There is a difference between boxing and running. Skye runs from her opponents. She throws seven or eight strokes in a circle,” Brown said. “We want to see the fight. I’ll do my part. I won’t let her work that Sonic the hedge that runs around the ring all night. Come on Saturday, I chop it.”