Female star who has never lost, amateur or pro, impresses again on Matchroom show

Tiah Mai Ayton maintained her unbeaten record as she impressed once again in her second professional outing. 

The Bristol fighter, still only 18 years old, has never lost amatuer or pro, and she appears to be on her way to big fights after beating Lydie Bialic in the fourth round in Sunderland. 

Ayton made her professional debut this past summer and it was obvious then that boxing could have a new potential star and she enanced that belief against Bialic. 

Ayton went through her full repertoire when defeating the French fighter and it looked ominous for Bialic in the early stages. 

Despite her youthfulness, Ayton has the manner of an experienced fighter, and her skillset looks to be that of a world champion, a position that many expect her to fill in the near future. 

Eddie Hearn’s recent policy of signing young fighters could pay off if Ayton continues to move at this speed, and with female fighters often fast-tracked, Ayton could be a main event star this time next year. 

Time is very much on her side, but if opponents keep failing to test her, advancing to world level could occur soon and it would take a brave person to back against her excelling on that platform. 

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