Overview
- Oliveras suffered a stroke on July 14 and remained in the intensive care unit at José María Cullen Hospital until her death on July 28, 2025.
- The province of Santa Fe announced three days of official mourning to pay tribute to her sporting achievements and community work.
- The World Boxing Council and World Boxing Association issued statements praising her six world titles and groundbreaking role in women’s boxing.
- She retired in 2017 with a professional record of 33 wins (16 by knockout), three losses and two draws and held a Guinness World Record for titles in four weight classes.
- After hanging up her gloves, Oliveras founded Team Locomotora and was elected as a constitutional delegate in early 2025 to champion sports as a constitutional right.