Ayton, 19, aims to be youngest undisputed boxing champion

Tiah-Mai Ayton, 19, has set her sights on becoming the youngest ever undisputed champion in the four-belt era across both genders in boxing. America’s Gabriela Fundora was just 22 when she held all the world titles in the flyweight division in November 2024. Ayton clearly isn’t shy when laying out her ambitions, but why should […]

Tiah-Mai Ayton, 19, has set her sights on becoming the youngest ever undisputed champion in the four-belt era across both genders in boxing.

America’s Gabriela Fundora was just 22 when she held all the world titles in the flyweight division in November 2024.

Ayton clearly isn’t shy when laying out her ambitions, but why should she? In over 300 fights across Muay Thai, mixed martial arts, kickboxing, jiu-jitsu and boxing, just three of those have been defeats – which she later avenged.

She will contest her second professional boxing bout against Lydie Bialic on Saturday. She won a world title in just her fifth fight as a professional.

Not only is Ayton setting her sights on records, but she’s got her eyes on gold and plenty of it.