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Big Month for Women’s Boxing in July!
by Sue TL Fox
May 23, 2025
     
   
   


(MAY 23) In the month of July, it is shaping up to be a great month for women’s boxing, with a series of high-stakes bouts that are sure to capture the attention of fans around the world. The spotlight will shine brightly as multiple female fighters step into the ring, showcasing their talent. 

A Historic Night at Little Caesars Arena:  The Little Caesars Arena in Detroit, Michigan, is set to host an evening of boxing, featuring three great female bouts that highlight the rising prominence of women in the sport. The event will be broadcast live on DAZN, making it accessible to fans everywhere.

In the mainliner, undefeated multi-world champion, Claressa “T-Rex” Shields, 16-0 (3KO), will be fighting at home, when she faces Lani Daniels, of New Zealand, 11-2-2 (1KO), in an undisputed Heavyweight World Championship where the two will be fighting for the IBF, WBC, WBF, and WBO world Heavyweight titles.

Rising Stars in the Ring:  In addition to Shields' headlining bout, fight fans will also be treated to another highly anticipated matchup. Undefeated Samantha Worthington (11-0, 7 KOs) will face Victoire Piteau (14-2, 2 KOs) for the WBA Jr. Welterweight Women’s Interim World Title.

Piteau, though faced with an undefeated opponent, will bring her own arsenal of skills and experience to the ring. This matchup promises to be a very good matchup.

A Championship Showdown:  Adding to the excitement of this packed card, reigning WBC International champion Caroline Veyre will square off against Licia Boudersa for the WBC Women's Silver Featherweight Championship and World Title Eliminator. Veyre's tenacity and combat skills have garnered her respect in the boxing community, while Boudersa aims to prove her mettle against a seasoned champion.

Women’s Boxing Takes Center Stage

July is not only about the events in Detroit; it’s a landmark month for women’s boxing overall. Earlier in the month on July 11th, at the Madison Square Garden, in New York, there is an  all-female bout featuring two top female icons in the sport - Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano. This trilogy match is expected to be a monumental moment in boxing history, drawing fans from all walks of the sporting world.

Adding to a lineup that features several other top female fights, including rising stars and seasoned veterans, this month is undeniably a celebration for Women's boxing.

With major events lined up and elite fighters set to showcase their skills, July 2025 is gearing up to be an incredible month for women’s boxing.  So mark your calendars and get ready for an action-packed July that celebrates the extraordinary achievements of women in boxing!

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