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#Repost @wbcboxing ・・・ One of boxing's greatest knockouts, courtesy of Ann Wolfe. ⁣ ⁣Some people still say women can't punch. 🤐 ⁣ ⁣#WBC #CONQUEReverything #Boxing #Boxeo #WomensBoxing #WomenInBoxing #SupremeBoxing #annwolfe | Supreme Boxing

This #TBT is dedicated to newly-minted Hall of Fame elect Ann Wolfe. Look back at her devastating one-punch knockout win over Vanda Ward. | FIGHT SPORTS

“The Greatest Knockout in Women’s Boxing History” On this day 16 years ago, Ann Wolfe turned Vonda Ward's lights out 😲 (via thisdayinsportsclips | IG) | Sports Illustrated

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

Ann Wolfe delivered the "Greatest Knockout In the History of Women’s Boxing" against Vonda Ward on May 8th, 2004. #waybackwednesday #AnnWolfe #WomensBoxing #GreatestKnockouts #hitlikeagirl #boxing | FIGHT SPORTS

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

The Ann Wolfe vs. Vonda Ward boxing match on May 8, 2004, is famous for its shocking first-round knockout where the smaller Ann Wolfe landed a single, devastating overhand right to defeat the taller, undefeated champion Vonda Ward in just 68 seconds, a moment considered one of the greatest KOs in women's boxing history. Wolfe's precision punch, delivered as Ward stepped in, knocked Ward unconscious, ending the fight instantly and earning Wolfe a place as one of the sport's most feared punchers.