Canada and USA
Women’s Boxing News at Theprizefighters.com

Womens Boxing News – Laila Ali, the daughter of Muhammad Ali, was among five athletes honored on Monday evening, Nov. 29, at the annual bash of Boston’s Sports Museum. The event, dubbed The Tradition, was held at TD Garden, the home of the NBA’s Boston Celtics and NHL’s Boston Bruins.
Laila Ali, now 38 years old, competed from 1999 to 2007, finishing her professional boxing career with a record of 24-0 with 21 KOs. A two-division world champion, Laila and her contemporary, Lucia Rijker, are widely regarded as the top pound-for-pound female boxers of their generation, if not the best female boxers of all time.
In retirement, Laila has appeared on numerous TV shows, including a third-place finish on “Dancing with the Stars,” and has taken her place among the nation’s most prominent health and fitness experts.
Jeff Freeman, our own TSS New England correspondent, was among the media that attended the TD Garden gala. His report, which re-visits Laila’s boxing career, appears on our sister site, ThePrizefighters.com.
In her one-on-one conversation with Jeff Freeman, Laila Ali talked about her post-boxing life and had some interesting observations about amateur stars Claressa Shields and Katie Taylor, both of whom launched their pro careers in recent weeks amidst great fanfare.
Check it out / Womens Boxing News.
-
Featured Articles2 weeks ago
Results and Recaps from New York Where Taylor Edged Serrano Once Again
-
Featured Articles2 weeks ago
Results and Recaps from NYC where Hamzah Sheeraz was Spectacular
-
Featured Articles2 weeks ago
From a Sympathetic Figure to a Pariah: The Travails of Julio Cesar Chavez Jr
-
Featured Articles2 weeks ago
Philadelphia Welterweight Gil Turner, a Phenom, Now Rests in an Unmarked Grave
-
Featured Articles3 weeks ago
Catterall vs Eubank Ends Prematurely; Catterall Wins a Technical Decision
-
Featured Articles4 days ago
Manny Pacquiao and Mario Barrios Fight to a Draw; Fundora stops Tim Tszyu
-
Featured Articles1 week ago
From the Boondocks to the Big Time, The Wild Saga of Manny Pacquiao’s Sidekick Sean Gibbons
-
Featured Articles2 weeks ago
Avila Perspective, Chap. 334: Back-to-Back Boxing Cards in the Big Apple