Nigerian female boxer Elizabeth Oshoba delivered a stunning third-round knockout victory over Argentinian opponent Agustina Marisa Belen Rojas at the Brentwood Centre in the United Kingdom.
According to a report by The Nation News, Oshoba, who entered the ring with an impressive unbeaten record of seven wins, added another triumph to her name with this impressive display of skill and determination.
The Women's Super-Featherweight Clash saw Oshoba assert her dominance early on, showcasing her speed, agility, and precision in the ring.
As the rounds progressed, it became evident that Oshoba was in control of the fight, landing powerful punches and maintaining her composure against a formidable opponent in Rojas.
In the third round of the six-round clash, Oshoba seized the opportunity to deliver a decisive blow that sent Rojas to the canvas, unable to continue the fight.
The referee quickly called an end to the match, declaring Oshoba the winner by knockout and solidifying her status as a rising star in the world of women's boxing.
With this victory, Oshoba not only maintained her unbeaten record but also added two prestigious titles to her collection. She emerged as the new WBC Women's Silver and IBO Women's International Featherweight Champion, a testament to her dedication and skill as a boxer.
This achievement further cements Oshoba's position as a force to be reckoned with in the sport.
Notably, Oshoba's success extends beyond this recent bout. The 24-year-old athlete had previously claimed the title of 2022 Commonwealth Games silver medallist and made history as the first Nigerian woman since Helen Joseph to win a major boxing title.
Her meteoric rise in the boxing world showcases her talent, determination, and relentless pursuit of excellence.
“It was an amazing one last night. Looking forward to the big fight 100 percent, on to the next.” an elated Oshoba said after the fight.
Looking ahead, Oshoba has her sights set on new challenges and opportunities in the ring.
She expressed her interest in a potential matchup with Australian WBC Women's Featherweight Champion Syke Nicholson, who boasts an undefeated record in ten fights.