Natascha Ragosina
Introduction '''Natalia Yurievna Ragozina''' (; born 5 April 1976), better known as '''Natascha Ragosina''', is an undefeated retired Russian professional boxer who spent much of her career ranked as the top female super middleweight in the world.
Career Though born in Kazakhstan (formerly a part of the Soviet Union) and currently residing in Moscow, She is the longest reigning WBA female super middleweight champion and WBC female super middleweight champion. At the time of her retirement, she held all major female super middleweight titles and two heavyweight belts:*IWBF (International Women's Boxing Federation) super middleweight title*WIBF (Women's International Boxing Federation) super middleweight title*WIBA (Women's International Boxing Association) super middleweight title*Global Boxing Union Female super middleweight title*WBC female super middleweight title*WBA female super middleweight title*WIBC super middleweight title*WIBF (Women's International Boxing Federation) heavyweight title*WBF (Women's Boxing Federation) heavyweight titleOn 15 March 2008, Ragosina defeated Bermudian Teresa Perozzi to win a record 7 championship belts in a single fight, breaking Giselle Salandy's previous record of 6 belts won in a single fight. However, two weeks later, Salandy - a light middleweight boxer - defeated Karolina Lukasik in a match with 8 titles on the line to regain her record for titles won in a single fight.On 11 July 2008, Ragosina won a controversial decision against Conjestina Achieng, winning a close but unanimous decision. One judge awarded Ragosina the fight by a single round, and the other two judges had Ragosina winning by a two-round margin. Some boxing observers believe Achieng won the fight. Perhaps due to the controversial decision in the first fight, the two had a rematch on 28 November 2008, which Ragosina won more convincingly.On 19 December 2009, Ragosina defeated heavyweight world champion Pamela London by knockout to add two heavyweight championships to her resume - the WIBF Women's International Boxing Federation heavyweight title and the World Boxing Federation heavyweight title. Despite a  weight disadvantage (Ragosina weighed in at , compared to London's ), the  Ragosina used her reach and quickness to knock out London in round 8.This brought Ragosina's record to 22-0, including a 16-0 record in title fights.Ragosina is also a single mother. She considers herself good friends with fighters Fedor Emelianenko, Alexander Povetkin, and Nikolai Valuev.
Titles Ragosina with Putin, 2015'''Boxing'''*2009 WBF heavyweight world champion*2009 W.I.B.F. heavyweight world champion*2008 I.W.B.F. super middleweight world champion*2007–09 W.B.C. super middleweight world champion (4 title defences)*2007–08 W.I.B.A. super middleweight world champion (2 title defences)*2007–09 W.B.A. super middleweight world champion (6 title defences)*2006–09 Global Boxing Union (GBU). super middleweight world champion (7 title defences)*2005–09 W.I.B.F. super middleweight world champion (10 title defences)*2004–05 W.I.B.F. super middleweight Inter-Continental champion (1 title defence)'''Kickboxing'''*1999 W.A.K.O. World Championships in Caorle, Italy Gold +70 kg (Full-Contact)*1998 W.A.K.O. European Championships in Leverkusen, Germany Gold +65 kg (Full-Contact)*1996 W.A.K.O. European Championships in Belgrade, Serbia & Montenegro Gold +65 kg (Full-Contact)
Professional boxing record ResultRecordOpponentTypeRound, timeDateLocationNotes22Win22–0Pamela LondonKO8 (10), 19 December 200921Win21–0Laura RamseyUD103 July 200920Win20–0Iva WestonTKO6 (10), 28 March 200919Win19–0Conjestina AchiengUD1028 November 200818Win18–0Conjestina AchiengUD1011 July 200817Win17–0Teresa PerozziUD1015 March 200816Win16–0Akondaye FountainUD1015 December 200715Win15–0Gardy Pena AlvarezTKO2 (10), 8 September 200714Win14–0Dakota StoneUD1025 May 200713Win13–0Yahaira HernandezTKO7 (10), 17 February 200712Win12–0Scroller CarringtonTKO3 (10), 18 November 200611Win11–0Carlette EwellTKO5 (10), 15 April 200610Win10–0Dakota StoneUD1014 January 20069Win9–0Monica MwakasangaKO2 (10), 29 October 20058Win8–0Maria VelichkovaTKO1 (6), 17 September 20057Win7–0Valerie MahfoodUD109 July 20056Win6–0Sarka StoklaskovaTKO2 (6), 7 May 20055Win5–0Borislava Goranova415 January 20054Win4–0Yvonne ReisTKO10 (10), 11 December 20043Win3–0Alexandra VajdovaTKO3 (4), 16 October 20042Win2–0Dana Tabuskova2 (4)18 September 20041Win1–0Olga Gorbonosenko1 (4)17 July 2004
See also *List of female boxers*List of female kickboxers*List of undefeated world boxing champions
References
External links ** Official Website