Tina Rupprecht Becomes Germany's First Undisputed Atomweight Boxing Champion
Rupprecht secured all four major world titles and 'The Ring' belt with a points victory over Sumire Yamanaka in Potsdam, marking a historic moment for German boxing.
- Tina Rupprecht defeated previously unbeaten Sumire Yamanaka in a closely contested unification fight to claim the IBF title and unify all four major belts (WBO, WBA, WBC, IBF).
- The fight, held in front of 2,500 spectators at the sold-out MBS Arena in Potsdam, showcased Rupprecht's agility and variability, which secured her victory.
- Rupprecht is the first German boxer, male or female, to achieve undisputed champion status in any division and only the second to win 'The Ring' title after Max Schmeling.
- The 32-year-old part-time sports teacher expressed hope that her achievement would inspire fans and elevate the profile of women's boxing globally.
- Rupprecht plans to celebrate her historic triumph with a vacation in Japan while continuing her teaching role and considering her future in professional boxing.
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