Women’s boxing has a super night tonight: the Puerto Rican one Amanda Serranoone of the best pound for pound boxers in the world, will face the Mexican Erika Cruz in a featherweight title unification bout at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
However, another fight raises an expectation as great or greater than the central fight.
The fight will star in a card that will have other female fights, including that of the American Alycia Baumgardner and Elhem Mekhaledvel of France, in a super featherweight unification bout.
And Baumgardner – this is what it is about – has caused social networks to explode in the last few hours, where showed another side beyond the sport: Its beauty.
“I feel good. I’m ready. I am ready and excited to be crowned queen at 130 pounds,” said Baumgardner, 28, of Detroit, who planned a fight night look inspired by her coronation.
“I will wear purple, white and gold because those colors represent royalty and make a statement. I always come with a fire suit. I’m a showwoman, the main attraction”, haughtily added to NYP Baumgardner, who is willing to do anything and who is nicknamed “The bomb”.
“I am a beast in the ring and a beauty outside the ring,” Baumgardner told The Post, clarifying that she takes pride in possessing a rare combination of beauty and strength, embracing her femininity as she makes her mark as a boxer.
“I’m different in the way I fight and the way I present myself,” he said. “I love being a woman. I love dressing up and showing the other side of me.
The famous Ford Models agency signed her in 2021 and she is already taking her first steps on the catwalks.
The young woman started having her first fights on the streets of Ohio at the age of five. About her Her rivals were boys who teased her. When she turned eight, she was able to join a small community boxing gym where her male cousins also trained.
“Trust has been built. I was a girl in sports who worked hard and pushed and competed with my male counterparts. It was a motivation“, She said.
Baumgardner has reached dizzying heights in the ring and is hoping to not only take home the unified title tonight but also use the sport as a means of transitioning into other fields, including fashion.
“Boxing is a platform for me. Sky’s the limit”she said confidently.
Source: Clarin
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