Sky Sports set to live stream historic ‘Unstoppable’ boxing event, the all-female boxing showdown will take place at the Royal Albert Hall on Friday March 7. This is one of London’s most iconic and historic concert halls, located in South Kensington. Hosted by BOXXER, the showdown will feature an electrifying all-British world title unification bout and serve as a major curtain-raiser for International Women’s Day 2025.

“This is a game-changing event on every level. Right at the top of the show are two fantastic champions and role models, Natasha Jonas and Lauren Price, who have the chance to win it all in a massive unification fight. Fans will be able to see even more of the world’s best boxers compete in career-defining fights at one of the world’s most iconic venues, the Royal Albert Hall. This will be a landmark event for women’s sport at the highest level and we are also proud to work with International Women’s Day 2025 to take positive action,” said Ben Shalom, founder and CEO of BOXXER in the press release. .

The ‘Unstoppable’ event will feature a world welterweight division unification match between Liverpool’s new WBC and IBF world champion, Natasha Jonas (16-2-1, 9 KOs) and Cardiff’s Lauren Price MBE ( 8-0, 2 KO) as the flagship act.

“It’s an honor to headline this incredible all-female event at such an iconic venue. This shows how far women’s boxing has come. Throughout my career, I’ve broken down barriers and achieved what people said I couldn’t, and there’s still so much more to do. Lauren Price has a lot of hype around her but I think this fight is going to be a step too far for her. I’ve been in some big fights, I’ve fought world champions and Olympic medalists, but she’s never faced anyone like me as a pro,” said Natasha Jonas, WBC world champion and IBF, in the press release.

Jonas, a pioneer of women’s boxing, was the first woman to represent Great Britain in the ring at the 2012 Olympic Games in London. Price also made history with her performance at the Tokyo Olympics. On Saturday night in Liverpool, Price successfully defended her WBA, IBO and Ring Magazine world championships with a dramatic stoppage victory over previously undefeated Bexcy Mateus. In her hometown headline fight, Jonas added the WBC title to her IBF belt, becoming a unified two-weight world champion after beating Ivana Habazin.

Pre-sale tickets for the ‘Unstoppable’ event at the Royal Albert Hall will be available from Friday 27 December at 10am, with registration open on BOXXER.com. Other high-profile women’s boxing fights will be announced soon. The event will be broadcast live by Sky Sports in the UK and Ireland, Peacock in the US and in over 150 countries around the world.

“I am delighted to be featured at such an important event. I have a lot of respect for Natasha Jonas and what she has accomplished in the sport, but she has the belts I want. When I turned professional after becoming an Olympic champion, I wanted to create greatness. This fight, a big all-British unification clash, Wales v England with five world titles on the line, will help cement my legacy and show that I am number one in the division. I think I’m too young, too fast and too good for Natasha Jonas and I will take the belts back to Wales with me,” said Lauren Price MBE, WBA, IBO and Ring Magazine world champion.

In conjunction with International Women’s Day 2025, which falls on March 8, BOXXER supports the “Accelerate Action” campaign to accelerate gender equality. Ahead of the “Unstoppable” event, BOXXER will present initiatives aimed at gender equality in and around sport, and further details will be announced.

“The Unstoppable event is another incredible milestone for women’s boxing and the sport as a whole. With champions like Natasha Jonas and Lauren Price headlining at the iconic Royal Albert Hall, it promises to be a night unforgettable world-class action that we’re proud to deliver. We’ve been committed to investing in and elevating women’s sport for three decades, with moments like this always fantastic,” said Head Jo Osborne. women’s sport at Sky Sports.

Sky Sports and BOXXER have already made women’s boxing history together with the Legacy event in October 2022. American superstar and two-time Olympic gold medalist Claressa Shields became the first female fighter in history to be crowned champion undisputed on three different occasions when she beat Britain’s Savannah Marshall with a unanimous points victory in front of a packed house at the O2.

“We believe the Unstoppable event provides a great opportunity to shine a light on women’s equality in sport, celebrate female athletes, and highlight the progress and challenges related to women’s advancement. This presents a great collaboration with aligned goals as we celebrate International Women’s Day on Saturday, March 8 following the event,” said Glenda Slingsby, Director of Partnerships for International Women’s Day.

The release said the all-female card attracted a television audience of more than two million people in the UK and Ireland and a crowd of more than 20,000 people – including an unprecedented 35% of female fans – and is the most watched women’s sporting event of all. time on Sky.

The event will be presented in partnership with Betfred, That Prize Guy, Riyadh Season and IFX Payments.