68 fights unbeaten - now teenager White is aiming for gold
Teenage boxer Ruby White hopes her unbeaten run of 68 fights will take her to Commonwealth Games gold on her debut.
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Notable Quotes
"I want to follow in the same footsteps as Nicola Adams and Lauren Price, all those big names who have been training in the GB setup like I am."
— Ruby White , Athlete
"I was like, 'You're lying, there's no way' and he was like 'You're young and you're hungry and we know you can do well'. I was ecstatic."
— Ruby White , Athlete
Key People
Fellow Olympic champion who signed a two-fight deal to face Claressa Shields.
Former professional boxer and Olympic gold medalist who inspires young athletes.
Performance director of GB Boxing known for training top boxers like Anthony Joshua.
Teenage boxer with an unbeaten record aiming for Commonwealth Games gold.
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Teenage boxer Ruby White hopes her unbeaten run of 68 fights will take her to Commonwealth Games gold on her debut.
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