Cederroos and Crews Dezurn to Shine in New York 

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Cederroos and Crews Dezurn to Shine in New York 
Cederroos vs. Cruz Dezurn in New York City. Photo: Matchroom Boxing

Cederroos and Crews Dezurn to Shine in New York 

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Cederroos and Crews Dezurn to Shine in New York 
Cederroos vs. Cruz Dezurn in New York City. Photo: Matchroom Boxing

Elin Cederroos and Franchon Crews Dezurn will meet next Saturday, April 30 at Madison Square Garden, New York, for the undisputed super middleweight championship. 

It will be a great night for women’s boxing, as the same event will also feature the undisputed lightweight title fight between Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano. 

Cederroos is the World Boxing Association (WBA) champion and also holds the IBF belt, while Crews Dezurn holds the WBO and WBC championships. Whoever wins will be the 168-pound  undisputed queen. 

The Swede has made most of her career in Europe, especially in Spain, but she also has one fight in the United States, most recently against Alicia Napoleon, from whom she took the world title. The 37-year-old fighter already knows what it’s like to defeat an American at home and wants to repeat the dose.

Crews Dezurn will be looking to take all the belts. The 34-year-old American became champion for the first time in 2018 by defeating Amaricela Cornejo and has been on a hot streak ever since despite her controversial bout that ended in a no decision against Alejandra Jimenez. 

Both are undefeated and want glory. New York will be a great showcase for them and women’s boxing will live an incredible night.


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