Sandy Ryan and Karla Ramos Zamora to contest the vacant WBC super lightweight world title in Nottingham

The vacant WBC super lightweight world championship will be on the line on February 21 in Nottingham, as Sandy Ryan faces Karla Ramos Zamora.

Ryan, a former world champion, will aim to regain a world title and reestablish herself as one of the division’s leading figures, fighting in front of her home crowd. The British fighter enters the contest with a record of 8-3-1, including 3 knockouts, and has also held the WBC International super lightweight title.

Ramos Zamora arrives as the challenger with the biggest opportunity of her professional career. For the Mexican fighter, the bout represents a chance to become a world champion on foreign soil, in a demanding and high-pressure environment.

Ramos Zamora holds a professional record of 12-10-2 with 4 knockouts. The result will determine the immediate direction of the women’s super lightweight division and usher in a new championship era.