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Delfine Persoon
Delphine Persoon (right) with Filiep Tampere in 2013
Born (1985-01-14) 14 January 1985 (age 39)
NationalityBelgian
Statistics
Weight(s)lightweight
Boxing record
Total fights42
Wins41
Losses1

Delfine Persoon (Gits, 14 January 1985) is a Belgian boxer and the reigning WBC, WIBA- and WIBF world champion in the lightweight class. Persoon, who works as a railway policewoman, started professional boxing in 2009 - switching to boxing after a career in competitive Judo.

In March 2011 she became EBU European Champion against Nicole Boss. She successfully defended her title in November 2011 against Myriam Dellal.

In February 2012 Persoon won the WIBF world title with a technical KO against Lucia Morelli. In September 2012 she added the IBF world title with a technical KO against Erin McGowan. In January 2013 she successfully defended her WIBF title against Anita Torti. In December 2013 she also gained the WIBA world title.

In March 2013 Persoon won the WBC Elimination Fight against Kremena Petkova, gaining her the right to challenge Erica Farias for the WBC title. In September 2013 she was stripped of the IBF title for inactivity, having failed to defend it in the intervening year. The vacant title was claimed by Victoria Noelia Bustos on 21 September.

In December 2013 she won a unification fight with Lucia Morelli for the WIBF & WBF titles. This victory made her the number 1 lightweight in the world according to BoxRec. On 20 April 2014 Persoon won WBC title on points from Farias.

She currently holds the WBC for over 4 years consecutively[1]. In 2018 she defended her title successful for already eight times.


Professional boxing record

41 Wins (18 knockouts, 21 decisions, 1 retirement), 1 Loss, 0 Draws.[2]

No. Res. Record Opponent Type Rd., Time Date Location Notes
42 Win 41–1 Italy Natalia Vanesa del Valle Aguirre Decision
(unanimous)
9 2017-11-11 Belgium Eernegem, Belgium Retained WBC World Champion Title
41 Win 40–1 Italy Monica Gentili Decision
(unanimous)
8 2017-11-11 Belgium Moorslede, Belgium
40 Win 39–1 France Myriam Dellal Decision
(unanimous)
10 2017-11-11 Belgium Zwevezele, Belgium Retained WBC World Champion Title
39 Win 38–1 Kenya Everline Odero Disqualified 8 2016-12-24 Belgium Izegem, Belgium
38 Win 37–1 Argentina Ruth Stephanie Aquino Disqualified 1 2016-11-11 Belgium Zwevezele, Belgium Retained WBC World Champion Title
37 Win 36–1 Dominican Republic Christina Linardatou Decision
(unanimous)
10 2016-06-04 Belgium Roeselare, Belgium Retained WBC World Champion Title
36 Win 35–1 France Maiva Hamadouche Decision
(unanimous)
10 2015-11-11 Belgium Zwevezele, Belgium Retained WBC World Champion Title
35 Win 34–1 Kenya Jane Kavulani Decision
(unanimous)
8 2015-09-26 Belgium Gits, Belgium
34 Win 33–1 Switzerland Nicole Boss TKO 9 2015-04-25 Switzerland Bern, Switzerland Retained WBC World Champion Title
33 Win 32–1 Kenya Florence Muthoni TKO 8 2015-02-28 Belgium Ghent, Belgium
32 Win 31–1 Australia Diana Prazak TKO 9 2014-11-11 Belgium Zwevezele, Belgium Retained WBC World Champion Title
31 Win 30–1 Kenya Judy Waguthii Decision
(unanimous)
8 2014-09-27 Belgium Gits, Belgium
30 Win 29–1 Argentina Erica Farias Decision
(unanimous)
10 2014-04-20 Belgium Zwevezele, Belgium Obtained WBC World Champion Title
29 Win 28–1 Italy Lucia Morelli TKO 10 2013-12-13 Belgium Aalst, Belgium Retained IBF and WIBF World Champion Title, obtained WIBA World Champion Title
28 Win 27–1 Serbia Eva Halasi Decision
(unanimous)
8 2013-11-11 Belgium Zwevezele, Belgium
27 Win 26–1 Bosnia and Herzegovina Irma Balijagic Adler Decision
(unanimous)
8 2013-10-04 Belgium Ghent, Belgium
26 Win 25–1 Bulgaria Galina Gumliiska TKO 2 2013-08-23 Belgium Ostend, Belgium
25 Win 24–1 Bulgaria Kremena Petkova KO 2 2013-03-29 Belgium Ghent, Belgium
24 Win 23–1 Kenya Fatuma Zarika Decision
(unanimous)
10 2013-02-23 Belgium Roeselare, Belgium
23 Win 22–1 Italy Anita Torti Decision
(unanimous)
10 2013-01-12 Belgium Sint-Truiden, Belgium Retained WIBF World Champion Title
22 Win 21–1 Hungary Marianna Gulyas TKO 7 2012-11-01 Belgium Izegem, Belgium
21 Win 20–1 Australia Erin McGowan TKO 7 2012-09-21 Belgium Antwerp, Belgium Obtained IBF World Champion Title
20 Win 19–1 Latvia Valija Lasmanovica TKO 3 2012-06-29 Belgium Moorslede, Belgium
19 Win 18–1 Spain Loli Munoz Decision
(unanimous)
8 2012-04-27 Belgium Ghent, Belgium
18 Win 17–1 Italy Lucia Morelli TKO 5 2012-02-25 Belgium Roeselare, Belgium Obtained WIBF World Champion Title
17 Win 16–1 France Myriam Dellal Decision
(unanimous)
10 2011-11-01 Belgium Izegem, Belgium Retained EBU European Champion Title
16 Win 15–1 United Kingdom Angel McKenzie Decision
(unanimous)
6 2011-09-30 Belgium Ghent, Belgium
15 Win 14–1 Bulgaria Milena Koleva Decision
(unanimous)
8 2011-06-24 Belgium Torhout, Belgium
14 Win 13–1 Romania Floarea Lihet Decision
(unanimous)
6 2011-04-01 Belgium Ghent, Belgium
13 Win 12–1 Switzerland Nicole Boss Decision
(unanimous)
10 2011-03-05 Belgium Lichtervelde, Belgium Obtained EBU European Champion Title
12 Win 11–1 Romania Daniela David Retired 3 2010-12-25 Belgium Izegem, Belgium
11 Win 10–1 Romania Mirabela Georghe KO 2 2010-12-10 Belgium Sint-Niklaas, Belgium
10 Loss 9–1 Belgium Zelda Tekin TKO 4 2010-11-01 Belgium Izegem, Belgium
9 Win 9–0 Belgium Zelda Tekin Disqualified 2 2010-10-09 Belgium Middelkerke, Belgium
8 Win 8–0 United Kingdom Kristine Shergold Decision
(unanimous)
8 2010-09-11 Belgium Bruges, Belgium
7 Win 7–0 Belgium Nicky Mutsaert KO 2 2010-05-24 Belgium Deinze, Belgium
6 Win 6–0 Netherlands Arlène de Freitas Decision
(unanimous)
6 2010-04-30 Belgium Bruges, Belgium
5 Win 5–0 France Julie Robert Decision
(unanimous)
8 2010-03-06 Belgium Gits, Belgium
4 Win 4–0 Netherlands Arlène de Freitas Decision
(unanimous)
6 2009-12-05 Belgium Deinze, Belgium
3 Win 3–0 Netherlands Mariska Mulder TKO 2 2009-11-21 Belgium Ruddervoorde, Belgium
2 Win 2–0 Hungary Renata Szebeledi Decision
(unanimous)
6 2009-10-04 Belgium Marke, Belgium
1 Win 1–0 Slovakia Jana Latova KO 2 2009-05-23 Belgium Gits, Belgium

References

  1. ^ https://www.hln.be/sport/meer-sport/uitdaagster-van-delfine-persoon-ik-ga-winnen-zeker-weten~aba38fb9/
  2. ^ "Delfine Persoon career boxing record". Boxrec.com. Retrieved 2016-11-12.