On May 8, 2004, Ann Wolfe delivered one of the most brutal and unforgettable knockouts in boxing history. Facing Vonda Ward, an undefeated 6-foot-6 heavyweight champion with a 6-inch height advantage, Wolfe stepped into the ring as the underdog but only for 68 seconds. From the opening bell, Wolfe charged forward, showing zero fear of Ward’s size or reputation. Just over a minute into the fight, Wolfe slipped inside and unleashed a thunderous overhand right that landed flush on Ward’s jaw. The s

One of boxing's greatest knockouts, courtesy of Ann Wolfe. Some people still say women can't punch. 🤐 #WBC #CONQUEReverything #Boxing #KOFRIDAY | World Boxing Council