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Adelaida "La Cobra" Ruiz successfully defended her WBC World Super Flyweight Title
July 20, 2026
     
   
   


SAN BERNARDINO, CA — JULY 20, 2026 — Reigning WBC World Super Flyweight Champion Adelaida “La Cobra” Ruiz  successfully defended her title by winning a  unanimous decision victory over interim champion and former U.S. Olympian Ginny Fuchs. The highly anticipated championship rematch served as a major highlight of the Pro TV boxing card at the Orange Show Events Center.

The ten-round bout went the distance, with the judges scoring the contest 99-91, 97-93, and 96-94 all in favor of the Ruiz.   At the scales Ruiz weighed in 114 ˝, and Fuchs, at 113 ˝. Lbs.

This matchup was a direct rematch of their heavily debated August 2024 encounter, where Fuchs initially handed Ruiz her first professional defeat via a split decision to take the interim crown.

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According to news sources, “Stepping back into the ring on her home turf in California, Ruiz adjusted her game plan and pushed the pace in the bout.  Though Fuchs showcased her signature Olympic speed and outside boxing early on, Ruiz’s continuous pressure and power began to dictate the later exchanges.”

With the victory, Ruiz avenges her lone career loss, improves her official professional record to 19-1-1.  Fuch is now 4-1-0 (1KO).

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