Cecilia "First Lady" Braekhus

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  1. IntentionalButt

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    Yes, we're all even more skeptical of women's boxing than we are of the WNBA.

    This heavy-handed Norwegian-based Colombian beauty just might be the one to change some minds.

    With her fifth successful defense of the unified WBA & WBC women's welterweight titles, she improves this weekend to 16-0 (4), which is great for her gender and especially so having been in with world-class opponents. Her deceptive KO ratio of only 25% seems low but bear in mind that stoppages are relatively rare among females (roughly as rare as in the amateurs for males). Remember also that the clearly explosive power of Hozumi Hasegawa didn't begin to manifest itself on his record until later in his career. Punchers are born, but they sometimes also have to be made.

    Check out some of her recent victories, including her show-stealing flattening of Mikaela Lauren on the Sylvester-Oral undercard.


    Last September, against then-unbeaten knockout artist Lucia Morelli:
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    Last month, against Mikaela Lauren:
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    Tonight, against Eva Halasi:
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    She's got a very patient, serpentine quality about her - always coiled to strike and in good defensive position, and always pressuring and dictating position even if it's only barely perceptible. That she's powerful with both hands is obvious, with even her well-groomed jab clearly inflicting pain on her enemies...and she's a calm and technical-minded finisher who never forces anything (but lately hasn't needed to). What's not to love? On top of it all, she maintains a certain feminine cuteness (especially in interviews) despite having the decidedly non-dainty shoulders of a linebacker.
     
  2. iamtheman

    iamtheman Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I was going to post about this woman but had forgotten her name. She's beautiful and clearly has great skill (probably beat me up!). If anyone can bring more exposure right now it's her. I probably won't be the first to admit that I watched some of her fights because I found her attractive. Then the allure of the sport takes over and it's all business from there :bbb. I remember Vitali Klitschko saying that boxing is appropriate for men and not women. He'd probably **** his pants to see women in the more brutal MMA world. In some MMA organizations womens fights are put on some major undercards. Could the same ever happen for boxing... :think
     
  3. IntentionalButt

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    Cece was named "Female Fighter Of The Year" for 2010 by German publication Boxsport.

    I don't know when Ring Magazine announces theirs, but it's hard to believe anyone of the fair sex had a better 2010 (further unified the welterweight championships, now holding three of the major belts; maintaining a healthy schedule - and all in title bouts - making three more successful defenses and staying undefeated; destroying the very highly rated Mikaela Lauren in impressive fashion and stealing the show from Sylvester-Oral (which was actually a pretty good fight).

    ...and she looked fabulous doing it. :cool:

    She's got my (meaningless) vote.
     
  4. IntentionalButt

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    You've got to love Cece's activity as champ - and her willingness to take on challenges.

    After having faced and outclassed all of what count for top contenders in the female 147 lb division, she's now going to step up to her biggest challenge since Mikaela Lauren (maybe of her whole reign) in the smaller and older but dangerous Chevelle Hallback. They will duke it out on the Holyfield-Nielsen undercard this Saturday.

    The teak-tough (only ever stopped by legendary Lucia Rijker) weight-climbing Hallback knows a thing or two about popping cherries. She dealt the highly rated Jeannine Garside her first loss and has come painfully close to deflowering a few other ladies as well.

    A dominant win for Braekhus should dispel any lingering doubts as to the truth of this:
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    (at least at welterweight)
     
  5. ApatheticLeader

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    She should stay at 147 and fight Anna Sophie Mathis, who may well beat her.
     
  6. IntentionalButt

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    :think

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    That was to unify 140, where it appears she was pretty dominant...and stopping Couch is an impressive result.

    I still think CB would have to be the favorite if they met based on her sharper boxing. It would be by far the biggest height and reach disadvantage she ever had, though. Interesting match-up. :think
     
  7. Tackleberry

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    Had the privilege of giving her a handshake a year ago. Never washed it since:emma
     
  8. ApatheticLeader

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    Actually looks like the fight is going to happen. It might be the first female bout I'm actually excited about.
     
  9. IntentionalButt

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    Against Mathis? Sweet. Where did you hear that?
     
  10. arve lie

    arve lie Boxing Addict Full Member

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    In Norway (a scandinavian country like Sweden and Denmark) she can not fight
    No professional boxing in this country for last 30 years.
    Braekhus (Born in Columbia) a celebrity loved by the whole norwegian population.
    That never happened to a fighter before. Not many have seen her fights because
    its on small paytv channels. Her dream is to fight Holly Holm but it may be too little money to make that fight.
     
  11. IntentionalButt

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    :huh By law, or just because there isn't enough interest for the financial support structure to be there?
     
  12. mclovellin87

    mclovellin87 el Terrible Full Member

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    For those of you on here that actually watch it, looks like the biggest fight in women's boxing is back on:

    http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news.php?p=32635&more=1

    Braekhus vs Mathis in Denmark on 22 Sept Nordic Fight Night card. Should be good :hey



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  13. IntentionalButt

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    Mikaela Lauren she's one big scary dude. Swedish Meatballs, anyone.
     
  15. IntentionalButt

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