She was on a professional goat stick for almost nine years, and on Saturday, March 22, Tiara Brown traveled to Sydney, Australia, and had her career-defining moment when she defeated Aussie boxer Skye Nicolson (12-1, 1 KO) through split decision and WBC Featherweight World title.
Before the attack, Skye Nicolson and Tiara Brown exchanged words on social media, and during the various press conferences they shared many intense encounters face to face. At Fight Night it was a battle between two unbeaten fighters and unfortunately for Nicolson her had to go 0.
Tiara Brown, a native of Fort Myers, Florida, initially moved to the Washington, DC, area for boxing, but when she noticed many police officers around the boxing gyms, she decided to pursue a career in law enforcement. Brown will balance her time by working during the day and practicing at night.
Due to hard work and dedication, Tiara Brown was named the Metropolitan Police Department of Washington DC 2018 Officer of the Year. A few years later, Tiara Brown decided to resign from her work to focus more on her career in boxing.
With a goat style involving aggression, good punching and a steady work rate, Tiara Brown continued to win and improve her portfolio. Brown’s focus and determination received her first shot on a world title on Saturday, March 22.
In the opening round of the championship, both fighters made the feeling of feeling because they both tried to settle.
Brown arrived in the second round as she pushed forward and ended up a few strokes to the body.
When the second round came to an end, Nicolson made contact with a clean left hand. In the third place, Brown landed a solid right hand, but Nicolson replied by landing a few shots on the body.
The challenger Tiara Brown continued her quest to cut the ring in fourth place, but defending champion Skye Nicolson surrounded the ring and landed her brand stick. Brown had a good sixth round, while consistently landing shots on Nicolson’s body.
In the 7th round, Brown entered and linked to a nice three-punch combination. During the championships, Brown continued to move forward while Nicolson continued to fight off the back foot, but Nicolson climbed most of the rounds.
After the 10-round competition, it was time to go to the judge’s scorecards. One judge scored the match 96-94 for Nicolson, but the card was rejected by the other two judges when they scored the match 96-94 and 97-93 in favor of Tiara Brown.
With the win, Tiara Brown (19-0, 11 CO’s) became the new WBC World Featherweight Champion. Brown plans to celebrate the win by eating cookies and cupcakes, but once the celebration is over, she will have to consider the option to re -broadcast with Skye Nicolson or a unification with one of the other champions.
Last updated on 03/22/2025
