The British boxing champion with the world at her feet
Savannah Marshall put on a show to win a first world title in October but already has her sights set on bigger and better things to come
Savannah Marshall could not care less about the pomp and circumstance of boxing.
It’s why the newly-crowned WBO middleweight champion’s belt lies under her mum’s bed just weeks after she dismantled Scotland’s Hannah Rankin to claim the prize.
The 29-year-old Hartlepool native’s performance in winning her first world title was nothing short of emphatic at Wembley Arena, forcing her opponent to her knee in the seventh round.
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