Women's Boxing Debut at Albert Hall

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Opportunity knocks – women's boxing can take centre stage

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Lauren Price beat Natasha Jonas in the main event of an all-female card at the Royal Albert Hall on Friday .

Caroline Dubois beat Bo Mi Re Shin in an entertaining battle.

Karen Artingsall became British champion by beating Raven Chapman in a featherweight contest.

Former world champion Hannah Rankin feels women's boxing failed to capitalise on momentum created by Savannah Marshall v Claressa Shields in October 2022 .

Rankin says mixed-gender cards rather than segregating the two codes will attract interest.

UFC president Dana White has teamed up with Saudi organisers to create a new boxing league, which Rankin hopes can benefit female boxing. There is clearly work to be done, yet it simply cannot be ignored that women's boxing was banned until 1998 in the United Kingdom and 2001 in Ireland . And it has been less than a decade since Taylor 's professional debut took it into the mainstream. To be where we are today an all-female card at a venue steeped in boxing history with thousands in attendance is cause for celebration..