Natasha Jonas and Lauren Price will top an all-women’s fight card at the Royal Albert Hall tonight, as the British pair vie for three welterweight titles.
Jonas, a multi-weight world champion, will carry the WBC and IBF belts into the London venue, while the unbeaten Price enters as WBA champion.
While Jonas, 40, has the greater professional experience (16-2-1, 9 knockouts), the Liverpudlian should face a stern test from her Welsh foe, who has gone 8-0 (2 KOs) as a pro – building on her Olympic gold medal from Tokyo 2021.
Price, 30, also has youth on her side in this battle of southpaws, which headlines after Caroline Dubois defends her WBC lightweight title.
The card was also due to see Cindy Ngamba make her pro debut, after she became the Refugee team’s first-ever Olympic medalist last summer, but a medical issue has forced her off the event. Meanwhile, Price’s partner Karriss Artingstall boxes Raven Chapman. Here’s all you need to know.
When is the fight?
Jonas vs Price will take place on Friday 7 March at the Royal Albert Hall in London. The main card is due to start at 7pm GMT (11am PT / 1pm CT / 2pm ET), with ring walks for the main event expected at around 10pm GMT (2pm PT / 4pm CT / 5pm ET).
How can I watch it?
The fights will air live on Sky Sports Main Event and Sky Sports Action in the UK. Subscribers can also stream the fights live with the Sky Go app, while Now TV users can access the required Sky channels, too.
Odds
Jonas – 7/2
Price – 2/9
Draw – 16/1
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Full card (subject to change; ‘C’ denotes champion)
Natasha Jonas (WBC and IBF champion) vs Lauren Price (WBA champion) – unified welterweight titles
Caroline Dubois (C) vs Bo Mi Re Shin – WBC lightweight title
Chloe Watson (C) vs Jasmina Zapotoczna – European flyweight title
Karriss Artingstall vs Raven Chapman – featherweight
Francesca Hennessy vs Gemma Ruegg – super bantamweight
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