Nicola Adams

Nicola Adams, born on October twenty-sixth, nineteen eighty-two, is a distinguished British former professional boxer who made her mark in the sport from two thousand seven to two thousand nineteen. Throughout her career, she maintained an impressive undefeated record, culminating in her victory as the World Boxing Organization (WBO) female flyweight champion in two thousand nineteen.

Adams' journey in boxing began as an amateur, where she achieved historic milestones. She became the first female boxer to win an Olympic gold medal at the London two thousand twelve Games, and she solidified her legacy by becoming the first double Olympic champion with a second gold medal at the Rio two thousand sixteen Games, both in the flyweight division.

By May twenty-seventh, two thousand sixteen, Adams was not only the reigning Olympic champion but also held titles as the World and European Games champion in the flyweight category. Her accolades include winning the complete set of amateur championships available to her, which encompasses Olympic, Commonwealth, and European Games titles, as well as the World, European, and European Union championships.