Lauren Price is following the Katie Taylor blueprint to boxing success. The Welsh welterweight outclassed Natasha Jonas on Friday night at Royal Albert Hall to retain her WBA title and pick up the WBC and IBF belts.

Lauren Price defeated Natasha Jonas to pick up the latter’s WBC and IBF Welterweight Belts as we look at her next steps. Price arrived into the fight as the IBO, WBA and Ring Magazine Welterweight Champion.

We look at the Natasha Jonas Vs. Lauren Price fight card that is headlined by a title fight between Jonas and Price with three belts on the line.

Lauren Price looked every bit like the figurehead of the next generation of British women boxers as she beat Natasha Jonas, 10 years her senior, to remain undefeated and become the holder of the WBA, IBF and WBC welterweight belts with an unanimous victory in the headline bout.

The Welsh superstar dominated from start-to-finish as the 30-year-old made history at the Royal Albert Hall in London against the British boxing veteran

Lauren Price dreaming of going ‘all the way’ to undisputed crown - Price added the IBF and WBC titles to her WBA crown with a unanimous points decision over Natasha Jonas.

Lauren Price and her promoter Ben Shalom are targeting an undisputed welterweight title fight, and are therefore preparing to travel to Las Vegas to be present at Mikaela Mayer-Sandy Ryan.

Katie Taylor and Amanda Serrano will round out their historic trilogy on 11 July, as they clash at Madison Square Garden – live on Netflix. In 2022, Taylor and Serrano squared off in the biggest women’s boxing match of all time, before their rematch last November proved equally gripping and even further-reaching.