Boxer Tina Rupprecht, 33, has announced her retirement from boxing, leaving a legacy as the undisputed champion in the atomweight category.
Rupprecht (15-1-1, 3 KOs) hangs up his gloves at the top, holding all four belts at 102 pounds. His decision marks the end of a successful career in which he achieved the highest recognition in the sport.
The German boxer conquered titles in two divisions, including the WBC title in strawweight. She became the first undisputed German champion, both in men and women, in the four-belt era.
The announcement was made last Saturday at the Bavarian Sports Awards in Munich, where she was named boxer of the year. In addition, Rupprecht revealed that she is expecting her first child with her husband Markus Fritschi.
My boxing career has officially ended. I am starting a new phase of my life. I feel it’s perfect now. I have reached a place where I always wanted to be, even much higher. Now, I’m done.
Tina Rupprecht
Although I am no longer active in the ring, my love and passion for the sport will always remain. I want to share my experiences with exciting conferences, workshops, and other projects.
