WBC Featherweight Title Match Nicolson vs. Brown

In the main support support to the Card George Kamboses Jr vs. Jake Wyllie, the World Heavy World Champion of WBC Skye Nicolson (12-0, 1 KO), will defend its title against Tiara Brown (18-0, 11 kos) on Saturday, March 22 at QDOS Bank Arena in Sydney, Australia, Australia, Australia, Australia, Australia, Australia, Australia, Australia, Australia, Australia, Australia, Australia Australia, Australia, Australia, Live in Dazn.

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This event is a home attack for the Aussie Skye Nicolson boxing champion, as it will make the third defense of your WBC title. Nicolson’s opponent, Tiara Brown, 36, is an eight -year -old veteran who will have a challenge for her first world title.

In April 2024, the promotion star Skye Nicolson won a unanimous decision victory over Sarah Mahfoud and won the vacant heavy weight title of the WBC World. Three months later, he defended the belt for the first time, while defeated Dyana Vargas.

Nicolson would continue to fight for the third time in 2024 when he beat Raven Chapman for a unanimous decision. Nicolson has talked about his interest in unified combat, but before receiving the opportunity to face a partner, he must successfully defend his strap against a hard rival.

Tiara Brown debuted in professional boxing in September 2016, when he stopped Khadija Sanders in the first round. For the next five years, Brown balanced his boxing career with his job as a Washington DC police officer.

Although he had to work by day and train -Tiara Brown could remain uninitive. He resigned his job by 2021 to focus strictly on boxing. Now the unbeaten contestant is about to fight for a world title.

The 29 -year -old Skye Nicolson Champion is a skilled southpaw that rarely loses round. He has an elite fist, an accurate calendar and excellent work. Challenger, Tiara Brown, is an aggressive fighter with power, good placement of punches and a constant work rate.

The champion Defense Skye Nicolson is used to dictating the rhythm of his fights with his dagger and his work. The Challenger Tiara Brown does not like Nicolson’s struggle. Brown has glimpsed the fact that he will cut the ring, promote the rhythm of the struggle and that Nicolson constantly works during the tour of the championship.

“There is a difference between boxing and race. Skye runs from her opponents. She launches seven or eight strokes per round,” Brown said. “We want to see a fight. I’m going to do my part. I will not allow you to do that sound the hedgehog running around the ring all night. Come on Saturday, I’m cutting it.”