SEVEN women have been given the chance to make history after being named in the squad for the GB Boxing team that will compete at the 2012 Olympic Games in London.
Since then the sport’s popularity has increased hugely, leading to the introduction of the Women’s World and European Championships biannually with 130 nations registering competitive female boxers.
British female boxers have already had great success, with England’s national team having four women in the 2008 top 10 world rankings and winning a silver medal at the World Championships. Scotland also won its first bronze medal at the EU Championships in 2008 and Wales have won a Bronze medal at both the European Youth and Junior Championships.
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