Skye
Nicolson
Featherweight
W 7
Hometown Meadowbrook
KO 0
Stance Southpaw
L 0
Age 27
D 0
Height 5'6"
Hometown Meadowbrook
Age 27
Stance Southpaw
Height 5'6"
Skye
Skye
Nicolson
about
The 27-year-old has helped pave the way for female boxing in Australia, winning gold at the 2018 Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast and more recently representing her country at the Tokyo Olympics.
Nicolson narrowly missed out on becoming Australia’s first female boxing medallist since the 1988 Olympics when she lost to Great Britain’s Karriss Artingstall after three tightly contested rounds in the summer of 2021.
Managed by Paul Ready and STN Sports, slick southpaw Nicolson raced to 5-0 in her debut calendar year as a professional and remarkably boxed in four different countries and three different continents.
She closed off 2022 with a points win over Krystina Jacobs back in her homeland on Matchroom Boxing's debut show in Australia before starting 2023 with victory over the previously unbeaten Tania Alvarez in New York on the undercard of Amanda Serrano-Erika Cruz.
Closing in on a World Title shot, Nicolson extended her undefeated start to life as a professional with a points victory over former World Champion Linda Lecca to move to 7-0.
Nicolson narrowly missed out on becoming Australia’s first female boxing medallist since the 1988 Olympics when she lost to Great Britain’s Karriss Artingstall after three tightly contested rounds in the summer of 2021.
Managed by Paul Ready and STN Sports, slick southpaw Nicolson raced to 5-0 in her debut calendar year as a professional and remarkably boxed in four different countries and three different continents.
She closed off 2022 with a points win over Krystina Jacobs back in her homeland on Matchroom Boxing's debut show in Australia before starting 2023 with victory over the previously unbeaten Tania Alvarez in New York on the undercard of Amanda Serrano-Erika Cruz.
Closing in on a World Title shot, Nicolson extended her undefeated start to life as a professional with a points victory over former World Champion Linda Lecca to move to 7-0.
About
12 7
Honours
* Commonwealth Featherweight Title
* WBC Silver Featherweight Title
videos
Related Media
