Mary McGee

Mary McGee is a professional boxer with an impressive career that spans over 16 years. Her career began on May 20, 2005, when she defeated Jasmine Davis in her professional debut via a unanimous decision victory after four rounds. Since then, McGee has become a household name in the sport of boxing, with a record of 27 wins, 4 losses, and no draws.

Out of her total 32 fights, she has won 15 by knockout, cementing her status as an elite power puncher. One of her most notable victories is her WBC super-lightweight world title win against Ana Laura Esteche in Argentina in 2018. McGee successfully defended the title against Deanha Hobbs before losing it to Chantelle Cameron on October 30, 2021. Despite the loss, McGee remains a fierce competitor and a true champion in the sport.

Throughout her career, McGee has amassed an impressive list of opponents defeated, including Ebony Teague, Latasha Burton, Victoria Cisneros, Szilvia Szabados, and Lakeysha Williams. Her victories not only display her power and technical ability but also show her resilience in the face of tough opposition.

While she has had four losses in her career so far, two of them were in title bouts and two were in non-title bouts. McGee has never been stopped in a fight, with all of her losses coming via decision.

Despite her recent loss to Chantelle Cameron, Mary McGee remains a force to be reckoned with in the sport of boxing. Her impressive record and list of notable victories serve as a testament to her skill and determination as an athlete. We can only wait and see what great things she will achieve in the coming years of her career.

From her debut victory in 2005 to her most recent fight in 2021, Mary McGee's story is a testament to the power of hard work, dedication, and resilience in the world of professional boxing. With one world title and 15 knockout victories under her belt, she has cemented her legacy as one of the greatest boxers of her generation.

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