Gabriela Fundora will face Gabriela Celeste Alaniz on Saturday, November 2nd, 2024, at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas, Las Vegas. The fight will be contested over 10 rounds in the Flyweight division, which means the weight limit will be 112 pounds (8 stone or 50.8 kg). This fight will appear on the undercard of Floyd Schofield's and Rene Tellez Giron's clash.
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Gabriela Alaniz never gave up on this moment.
She envisioned long before her pair of fights with Marlen Esparza. It remained her ultimate goal even after she was denied a decision most should have gone her way in their first fight last July.
The highly questionable majority decision defeat ended Alaniz’s WBO flyweight title reign. Their April 27 rematch saw the 28-year-old Argentinean gain her sweet revenge. Alaniz (15-1, 6 knockouts) prevailed on two of the three scorecards to take down Esparza to claim The Ring flyweight crown and the WBC, WBA and WBO belts.
Up next is the last chip. Alaniz is set to face unbeaten IBF titlist Gabriela Fundora (14-0, 6 KOs). Their Nov. 2 summit meeting at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas ill crown the first-ever undisputed flyweight champion.
Florida’s Fundora, 22, has risen to the top echelon of the sport and currently holds the IBF flyweight title. On Saturday, she will come up against WBC, WBA and WBO 112-pound titleholder Gabriela Celeste Alaniz, 28, of Argentina in an undisputed championship at Virgin Hotels in Las Vegas.
Fundora, 14-0 (6 KOs), described her mother, Monique, as her role model.
“What inspired me into boxing was my mom,” Fundora told BoxingScene. “I was always watching her in the ring at the time. She was boxing too so I was just watching her do her thing, getting all these fights, and that kind of got me into it.
“And I wanted to hit people in the face, too, so from there, the rest is history.”
Fundora achieved her dream of becoming a world champion in June last year, inflicting a fifth round KO defeat on Arely Mucino. After two successful defenses against Christina Cruz and Daniela Asenjo, Fundora opted to face Alaniz, 15-1 (6 KOs), for the undisputed championship.
Ahead of the fight, Fundora says she anticipates a thrilling encounter ahead of a history-making bout.
“She's the wonder woman,” Fundora said of Alaniz. “I've seen her last fight, but I don't really say too much about that. I let my coach do the job.sadsadsad
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Gabriela Alaniz never gave up on this moment.
She envisioned long before her pair of fights with Marlen Esparza. It remained her ultimate goal even after she was denied a decision most should have gone her way in their first fight last July.
The highly questionable majority decision defeat ended Alaniz’s WBO flyweight title reign. Their April 27 rematch saw the 28-year-old Argentinean gain her sweet revenge. Alaniz (15-1, 6 knockouts) prevailed on two of the three scorecards to take down Esparza to claim The Ring flyweight crown and the WBC, WBA and WBO belts.
Up next is the last chip. Alaniz is set to face unbeaten IBF titlist Gabriela Fundora (14-0, 6 KOs). Their Nov. 2 summit meeting at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas ill crown the first-ever undisputed flyweight champion.
Florida’s Fundora, 22, has risen to the top echelon of the sport and currently holds the IBF flyweight title. On Saturday, she will come up against WBC, WBA and WBO 112-pound titleholder Gabriela Celeste Alaniz, 28, of Argentina in an undisputed championship at Virgin Hotels in Las Vegas.
Fundora, 14-0 (6 KOs), described her mother, Monique, as her role model.
“What inspired me into boxing was my mom,” Fundora told BoxingScene. “I was always watching her in the ring at the time. She was boxing too so I was just watching her do her thing, getting all these fights, and that kind of got me into it.
“And I wanted to hit people in the face, too, so from there, the rest is history.”
Fundora achieved her dream of becoming a world champion in June last year, inflicting a fifth round KO defeat on Arely Mucino. After two successful defenses against Christina Cruz and Daniela Asenjo, Fundora opted to face Alaniz, 15-1 (6 KOs), for the undisputed championship.
Ahead of the fight, Fundora says she anticipates a thrilling encounter ahead of a history-making bout.
“She's the wonder woman,” Fundora said of Alaniz. “I've seen her last fight, but I don't really say too much about that. I let my coach do the job.sadsadsad
