Boxing as a sport requires strength, training, and determination. These qualities are built in every athlete regardless of gender. Like many other sports, it has been dominated by men but times are changing and women are making strides in this field. Inspired by luminaries like Claressa Shields, more and more women are starting to see career growth in this field.

Breaking the shackles of stereotyped norms and mentality, a young Mexican-American outshines as a sensational star. She has claimed the top rank in the nation. By overcoming all the barriers in her life, she now stands as a confident figure. Recently, this young boxer poured her emotions and dedicated a heart-warming letter to her younger self.

Mexican-American Boxing Queen’s heartfelt letter

The Mexican-born young boxer Yoseline Perez penned her experiences and teachings. She started by apologizing to her younger self for being so harsh. She started boxing at the tender age of 10 and ever since then, she worked hard and never stopped. She played her debut match in 2017 when she was just 13. So far, she has played 34 doubts and has received a winning streak in 31. That’s a very big achievement.

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In her letter, she consoles her younger self by trusting in God’s plan. If she had not struggled in her younger years, then it would not have been possible for her to attain the place where she is now. She feels proud of herself. Her biggest motivator is her mother. Initially, her family was against her passion for boxing, but with time they understood her inclination toward the sport. She writes, “Everything is going according to God’s plan, as Mom always said, “Dios siempre esta contigo.” And she is right, the number of blessings in our lives is never-ending.”

More about Yoseline Perez

Yoseline, in her confessional letter, also confessed that she holds the Mexican flag in her heart and an American flag at her back. Her letter expressed her deep emotions and sentiments. If we talk about her achievements, she clinched gold medals at various boxing championships, including the 2022 USA Boxing National Qualifier and the 2019 National PAL Championships. Also, she racked gold in the 2017 National Junior Olympics.

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In her first International Youth competition, she won the 2022 IBA Youth Women’s World Boxing Championships in the 57 kg. Class (featherweight). She believed in her potential and thus was able to win many competitions. For her, boxing is not just an aggressive sport. It also involves creativity and skillful knowledge. Once she expressed, “The stereotype of boxing is just to be aggressive. People don’t see the skills that boxers have in there. You have to lose the emotions for another human being and say it’s either you or me.”

Yoseline Perez hopes to collect accolades by winning the gold medal in the upcoming 2024 Paris Olympics. She has set her eyes on the coveted gold and dreams of flying high.

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