Tammara Thibeault, a 29-year-old boxer hailing from Shawinigan, Quebec, clinched victory in the professional boxing arena. She emerged triumphant over Australia’s Desley Robinson in Orlando, Florida, securing the unified IBF, WBO, and Ring Magazine middleweight world champion titles through a unanimous decision by all three judges, scoring the fight 100-90 in favor of the Canadian.

Having previously won the 2022 Commonwealth Games, Thibeault, now boasting a professional record of 5-0 with three knockouts, remained undefeated. Her recent win not only solidified her status as the new IBF and WBO world titleholder but also marked her gratitude for the tough journey in boxing that led to this momentous achievement.

In a post-fight interview, Thibeault expressed her gratitude, acknowledging the challenges of the sport and the dedication she had put into her training, evident in her performance that night. Additionally, her victory saw her claim the prestigious Ring Magazine middleweight championship, setting a record as the fastest professional fighter to achieve this honor.

This latest triumph further cements Thibeault’s career, transitioning from a successful international amateur career to reaching the pinnacle of the professional boxing world.