Path of a fighter-mother: The Comebacks, the doubters and the courage
Allycia Hellen Rodrigues demonstrated that motherhood does not hinder success in combat sports by reclaiming the ONE Women’s Atomweight Muay Thai World Championship after a maternity break. Her victory highlights the resilience of female fighters, challenging the stigma around pregnancy and advocating for gender equality in the fight industry.
Rodrigues vs. McManamon: A Clash for the ONE Women’s Atomweight Muay Thai World Championship
On March 8, Dani Rodrigues and Lisa McManamon will compete for the ONE Women’s Atomweight Muay Thai World Championship at Lumpinee Stadium. Rodrigues relies on precision and technique, while McManamon employs relentless pressure. This clash of contrasting styles promises an intense battle with championship implications, showcasing elite talent in women’s Muay Thai.
Megan Anderson: Championing Women’s Combat Sports in and Outside the Cage
Megan Anderson’s journey from military to MMA champ is inspiring. After competing against top fighters like Amanda Nunes, she became a powerful advocate for women in combat sports. Now a commentator, she’s pushing for equality and more visibility for female fighters, tackling the big battles are outside the cage too.
The Fight Card of the Century in Riyadh: Where Are the Women?
The “Fight Card of the Century” in Riyadh has been criticized for excluding female fighters despite women’s boxing gaining prominence. High-profile male boxers like Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua will headline the event. This decision raises questions about gender equality and reflects ongoing cultural sensitivities in Saudi Arabia regarding women’s sports participation.