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Swedish bantamweight Cornelia Holm lost tough short-notice title bout in Canada
Swedish bantamweight Cornelia Holm. Photo via Instagram (@connyfuture)
Last Saturday, Cornelia ”Conny Future” Holm fought for the bantamweight title at Pallas Athena Women’s Fighting Championship. She took the fight against the game and physically big Melissa Croden on short notice. In the third round, the Canadian was able to stop Holm via TKO to win the promotion’s bantamweight title.
”We all suffer heavy losses sometimes. I’m still proud of my performance but mostly proud that I never take easy fights. I went to the Rocky mountains on the other side of the world and fought a Canadian giant on short notice. I think I could’ve won, it sucks that I didn’t, but congrats to my opponent for fighting an amazing fight!! Now I’m gonna enjoy my last day in Canada, eat a lifetime worth of candy and then go back home and keep getting better. Bcs I love this shit,” Holm wrote in a recent Instagram post.
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Bantamweight Cornelia Holm is 5-5
With the tough loss at Pallas Athena Women’s Fighting Championship, Cornelia Holm has a record of 5-5.
A few weeks ago, ”Conny Future” took an important victory at Oktagon 34 where she defeated Polish kickboxer Roza Gumienna in a three round bout. The Swede controlled the fight and won via unanimous decision with 29-28, 29-28 and 30-27 on the scorecards.
Holm fights out of Gothenburg and made her professional debut at Cage Warriors 87 in 2017 with a unanimous decision win over Diana Filipa.
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