Natasha Jonas vs. Ivana Habazin

Natasha Jonas vs. Ivana Habazin

Natasha Jonas vs. Ivana Habazin

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Natasha Jonas vs. Ivana Habazin

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2024

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Overview

IBF World Champion Natasha Jonas faces WBC World Title holder Ivana Habazin in a huge hometown unification showdown at the Exhibition Centre in Liverpool.

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18 members

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Natasha Jonas

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Natasha Jonas

Acting

Ivana Habazin

Self

Ivana Habazin

Acting

Stephen McKenna

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Stephen McKenna

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Lee Cutler

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Lee Cutler

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Lauren Price

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Lauren Price

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Bexcy Mateus

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Mark Jeffers

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Mark Jeffers

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Joshua Quartey

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Viddal Riley

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Viddal Riley

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Dan Garber

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Dan Garber

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Frankie Stringer

Self

Frankie Stringer

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Tatenda Mangombe

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Mikie Tallon

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Mikie Tallon

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Benn Norman

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Mason Cartwright

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Mason Cartwright

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Dzmitry Atrokhau

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Jamie Devine

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Jayro Fernando Duran

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Jayro Fernando Duran

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