Summary
Caroline Dubois defeated Terri Harper with a points decision to unify the lightweight world boxing titles at London's Olympia. Dubois knocked down Harper in the sixth round and won with judges' scores of 98-91, 97-92, and 98-91. The fight was part of a boxing event organized by Most Valuable Promotions.
Key Facts
- Caroline Dubois became the unified lightweight world champion by beating Terri Harper.
- The fight took place at London's Olympia and was promoted by Most Valuable Promotions.
- Dubois knocked Harper down in the sixth round with a jab and a left hook.
- The judges scored the fight 98-91, 97-92, and 98-91 in favor of Dubois.
- Dubois remained unbeaten with 13 wins and one draw in her professional career.
- Terri Harper, who had a cut after a clash of heads, now has a record of 16 wins, three losses, and two draws.
- The event marked a return of world championship boxing to the Olympia venue after several decades.
