Ivana Habazin

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Ivana Habazin
Statistics
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Height 5 ft 9 in (175 cm)
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Nationality Croatian
Born (1989-10-22) 22 October 1989 (age 34)
Zlatar, SR Croatia, SFR Yugoslavia
Stance Orthodox
Boxing record
Total fights 26
Wins 21
Wins by KO 7
Losses 5

Ivana Habazin (born 22 October 1989) is a Croatian professional boxer. She is a former two-weight world champion, having held the IBF female welterweight title in 2014 and the IBO female middleweight title in 2018.

Early life

Habazin was born on 22 October 1989 in Zlatar, Croatia. A Catholic, Habazin wanted to enter a monastery at the age of 14,[1] but later decided to pursue a career in boxing, which she began training at the age of 19.[2] She was inspired to begin boxing by the movie Rocky.[3]

She holds a master's degree in theology and attends the Dag Hammarskjöld college for a specialist degree in International Relations and Diplomacy.[4]

Professional career

Habazin made her professional debut in June 2010, against Edit Szigeti, whom she defeated by a first round TKO. Habazin kept her undefeated record over her next nine fights, achieving stoppage victories against Emeke Halas, Ava Kovacs and twice against Daniela Bickei, as well as decision victories against Edita Karabeg twice, Marija Vuković and twice against Suzana Radovanović.[5]

Her 10 fight winning streak earned her the chance to fight Eva Bajic for the vacant IBF female welterweight title. Bajic won the fight by unanimous decision.[6]

Habazin rebounded from this loss with two decision victories, defeating Teodora Georgieva and Borislava Goranova. She once against challenged for the IBF female welterweight title against Sabrina Giuliani in March 2014.[7] Habazin won the fight by split decision. She afterwards scheduled to defend her IBF title against Cecilia Brækhus, who was the defending WBO, WBA and WBC champion. Brækhus won the fight by unanimous decision.[8]

She once again rebounded from this loss with two victories, a decision against Galina Gyumliyska and a first round stoppage of Dajana Bukva. These two victories gave Habazin the chance to fight Mikaela Laurén for the WBC female light middleweight title.[9] Laurén won the fight by a third round TKO.[10]

Following this loss, Habazin would win her next two fights, winning unanimous decisions against Valentina Stanković and Sanja Ristić. She was scheduled to fight Elene Sikmashvili for the vacant IBO female middleweight title.[11] Habazin defeated Sikmashvili by a fifth round TKO.[12] Habazin was scheduled to defend her IBO title six months later against Gifty Amanua Ankrah. Habazin won the fight by unanimous decision.[13] Three months later, Habazin fought a rematch with Eva Bajic, winning the fight by unanimous decision.[14]

Habazin was scheduled to defend her title for the second time against Claressa Shields in January 2020. This was the third time this fight was scheduled, with Shields pulling out the first time due to a knee injury, while the fight was cancelled the second time as Shields' brother Timothy Johnson assaulted Habazin's coach James Ali Bashir.[15][16] Shields won the fight by unanimous decision.[17]

She was scheduled to fight Layla McCarter in March 2021.[18] Habazin was later rescheduled to fight Nana Chakhvashvili in April 2021 for the World Boxing Council Middle East Welterweight title.[19] She won the fight by a second round TKO. Ms. McCarter also fought on the card.[20]

Professional boxing record

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No. Result Record Opponent Type Round, time Date Location Notes
26 Loss 21–5 United Kingdom Terri Harper UD 10 27 May 2023 United Kingdom Manchester Arena, Manchester, England For WBA light middleweight title
25 Win 21–4 United States Diana Prazak UD 10 22 Oct 2022 Croatia Sportska Dvorana, Zabok, Croatia Won vacant WBC Silver female welterweight title
24 Loss 20–4 United States Claressa Shields UD 10 10 Jan 2020 United States Ocean Casino Resort, Atlantic City, New Jersey, U.S. For vacant WBC and WBO female light middleweight titles
23 Win 20–3 Hungary Eva Bajic UD 10 8 Dec 2018 Croatia KC Dražen Petrović, Zagreb, Croatia
22 Win 19–3 Ghana Gifty Amanua Ankrah UD 10 8 Sep 2018 Croatia Arena Zagreb, Zagreb, Croatia Retained IBO female middleweight title
21 Win 18–3 Georgia (country) Elene Sikmashvili TKO 5 (10) 16 Mar 2018 Austria Hallmann Dome, Vienna, Austria Won vacant IBO female middleweight title
20 Win 17–3 Serbia Sanja Ristić UD 6 29 Oct 2017 Bosnia and Herzegovina Dom Mladih, Sarajevo, Bosnia and Herzegovina
19 Win 16–3 Serbia Valentina Stanković UD 6 5 Jul 2017 Bosnia and Herzegovina Nightclub Ribnica, Kakanj, Bosnia and Herzegovina
18 Loss 15–3 Sweden Mikaela Laurén TKO 3 (10) 23 Apr 2016 Sweden Johannesov, Stockholm, Sweden For WBC female light middleweight title
17 Win 15–2 Bosnia and Herzegovina Dajana Bukva TKO 1 (6) 5 Dec 2015 Croatia Bogumil Toni Arena, Samobor, Croatia
16 Win 14–2 Bulgaria Galina Gyumliyska PTS 6 29 Nov 2014 Croatia Bogumil Toni Arena, Samobor, Croatia
15 Loss 13–2 Norway Cecilia Brækhus UD 10 13 Sep 2014 Norway TAP 1, Copenhagen, Norway Lost IBF female welterweight title;
For WBA, WBC, and WBO welterweight titles
14 Win 13–1 Belgium Sabrina Giuliani SD 10 22 Mar 2014 Belgium Hall Omnisport de La Préalle, Herstal, Belgium Won vacant IBF female welterweight title
13 Win 12–1 Bulgaria Borislava Goranova PTS 6 30 Nov 2013 Croatia Božić Gym, Zagreb, Croatia
12 Win 11–1 Bulgaria Teodora Georgieva UD 8 9 Jun 2013 Croatia Zadar, Croatia
11 Loss 10–1 Hungary Eva Bajic UD 10 22 Mar 2013 Germany Universal Hall, Berlin, Germany For vacant IBF female welterweight title
10 Win 10–0 Serbia Suzana Radovanović PTS 8 22 Sep 2012 Montenegro Hala sportover Nikšić, Nikšić, Montenegro
9 Win 9–0 Bosnia and Herzegovina Edita Karabeg PTS 8 24 Feb 2012 Croatia Opatija, Croatia
8 Win 8–0 Serbia Ava Kovacs TKO 5 (8) 20 Nov 2011 Bosnia and Herzegovina BK Sensei, Čapljina, Bosnia and Herzegovina
7 Win 7–0 Serbia Emeke Halas TKO 4 (8) 1 Oct 2011 Croatia Samabor, Croatia
6 Win 6–0 Serbia Daniela Bickei TKO 6 (6) 7 Jul 2011 Croatia Fitness Centre Omnia, Zadar, Croatia
5 Win 5–0 Bosnia and Herzegovina Edita Karabeg PTS 6 28 May 2011 Croatia Velika Gorica, Croatia
4 Win 4–0 Serbia Marija Vuković UD 6 20 Feb 2011 Croatia OFC Gym, Opatija, Croatia
3 Win 3–0 Serbia Suzana Radovanović PTS 4 4 Dec 2010 Croatia Samobor, Croatia
2 Win 2–0 Serbia Daniela Bickei TKO 3 (4) 22 Sep 2010 Croatia Fitness Centre Omnia, Zadar, Croatia
1 Win 1–0 Hungary Edit Szigeti TKO 1 (4) 25 Jun 2010 Croatia Velika Gorica, Croatia

See also

References

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