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I am a female boxing instructor. Here's the 1 misconception I want to knock out

As a boxing instructor, I find that many of my clients take up the sport for its mental health benefits: It can serve as an outlet for releasing anger, reducing stress and increasing self-esteem.
Athlon Sports

‘I Think Women’s Boxing Is Still In A Really Good Place, Healthy Place,’ Says George Groves

Since time immemorial boxing has been perceived as a male-dominated sport, with a history filled with superstar male pugilists as well as legendary matchups. Nonetheless, in recent times, women have ...
News-Press NOW

St. Joseph fighter Katelyn Radtka announces jump to professional women’s boxing

Cameron Montemayor | News-Press NOW Local boxer Katelyn Radtka runs through drills with trainer Alex Ad Deleon during a training session on Sept. 18 in St. Joseph, Missouri. Cameron Montemayor | ...
Yardbarker

Women’s Boxing Is Good Business—Malissa Smith’s New Book Explains Why

Let’s get this straight: Women’s boxing is not a trend. It’s not a footnote or a feel-good novelty. It’s a fight-for-every-inch sport that’s lost its mojo a bit over the past 18 months—and The Promise ...
Boxing Scene

WBC Women’s Summit: Great steps have been taken, but more must follow

LAS VEGAS – The WBC held its inaugural women’s summit at the Orleans Hotel and Casino in Las Vegas in April. The event brought together current titleholders, legends in women’s boxing, as well as ...