hit the canvas with her neck when she fell. She was taken to the hospital in serious condition due to damage to her neck and head. The bout was nationally televised, with television commentators called it "the best knockout punch in a women’s boxing history". Later career Wolfe retained her title in a rematch with Valley by a sixth-round knockout. On July 19, 2005, Wolfe defeated Monica Nunez by a seventh-round knockout in Lula, Mississippi. On August 20, 2005, she fought and defeated Valerie Mahfood for the second time, by a ten-round decision. Retirement Wolfe last fought in 2006, knocking out Cassandra Giger and decisioning Lisa Ested. She has since worked as a boxing trainer. In 2015, Wolfe was inducted into the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame. Training career Wolfe has trained many amateur and professional boxers, including her oldest daughter, Jennifer Fenn, and light-middleweight James Kirkland. Film career Wolfe was cast by director Patty Jenkins in the role of Amazon warrior Artemis in the 2017 film Wonder Woman. Professional boxing record See also List of boxing quadruple champions List of boxing triple champions List of light middleweight boxing champions List of middleweight boxing champions List of super middleweight boxing champions List of light heavyweight boxing champions References External links Sportspeople from Austin, Texas Boxers from Texas African-American boxers American women boxers American boxing trainers World boxing champions World light-middleweight boxing champions World middleweight boxing champions World super-middleweight boxing champions World light-heavyweight boxing champions Light-heavyweight boxers 1971 births Living people LGBT boxers 21st-century African-American sportspeople 21st-century African-American women 20th-century African-American sportspeople 21st-century LGBT people 20th-century African-American women