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Tammara Thibeault Claims Unified Middleweight Titles

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Tammara Thibeault, a 29-year-old hailing from Shawinigan, Quebec, secured a significant victory in the professional boxing arena. She emerged triumphant in Orlando, Florida, defeating Desley Robinson of Australia by unanimous decision to claim the unified IBF, WBO, and Ring Magazine middleweight world champion titles. The judges unanimously scored the fight 100–90 in favor of Thibeault, solidifying her dominance in the ring.

Thibeault, who previously clinched the 2022 Commonwealth Games championship, extended her undefeated professional record to 5-0 with three knockouts. Her latest win not only showcased her prowess but also saw her acquiring both the IBF and WBO world titles from Robinson. Reflecting on her achievement, Thibeault expressed gratitude in a post-fight interview, emphasizing the hard work and dedication she had put into her boxing career.

In a remarkable feat, Thibeault also seized the esteemed Ring Magazine middleweight championship, setting a new record as the fastest professional boxer to attain this prestigious title. This milestone marks a significant progression in her already illustrious career, transitioning from a successful amateur background to conquering the professional boxing realm.

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