‘Left on a Stretcher With a Neck Brace’: 5’9 ‘Female Mike Tyson’ Dismantling 6’6 Giant in Brutal Fashion Leaves Boxing World Jaw-Dropped

On the 5th of August, 2004, Vonda Ward, 6’6″, with the IBA world light-heavyweight (vacant) and WIBA world light-heavyweight titles on the line faced Ann Wolfe, 5’9″ in the ring. Despite the humongous height and reach difference, Ann Wolfe took care of Vonda Ward in the very first round of this fight. Quick and spontaneous with her jabs, moving the head out of the centre line, Wolfe caught Ward with a big overhand right.

Anne Wolfe, who became the first female fighter to hold four title belts in pro boxing, was called the ‘Female Mike Tyson‘ by a number of fans who drew a parallel between Wolfe’s and Tyson’s ferocity. While Vonda showed up with a record of 0 losses and 18 wins, Wolfe stepped in with 1 loss and 16 professional wins in boxing. Other than being 7 inches taller than Wolfe, Ward was two years younger than ‘Brown Sugar’ that night.

However, as fate would have it, Ann Wolfe fought with precision and she made it quick. After 18 years of the fight, fanse are still amazed at Wolfe’s execution of that big overhand-right.

Boxing fans relive ferocious Ann Wolfe putting giant Vonda Ward to sleep

A fan who watched the fight live recounted old memories. According to them, Vonda left the stadium on a stretcher following the brutal knockout in the ring. “I watched this live on PPV back in the day. Vonda talked a mean game……and left on a stretcher with a neck brace,” the fan wrote.

According to one fan, Wolfe was a better fighter than Ward in boxing. “That was even fair wolf is a better fighter than her and why they never fought nobody.”

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Meanwhile, one fan jokingly added by saying, “Legend said she retired after getting knocked out.”

On the other hand, one found similarities between Wolfe and ‘Kid Dynamite’: “WOW 😳 mike Tyson’s daughter LoL 🤣😂🤣😆🤣😂🤣😆.”

Similarly, one said, “Gosh yes she’s got many similarities to Mike T. Wow what a punch…time will tell to see how good she really is. few would survive that punch. I hope the other lass recovered from that alright.”

Both women demonstrated praiseworthy careers in professional boxing. While Wolfe retired in 2006 with a record of 24-1, Ward hung up her gloves in 2008 with a 23-1 record.

What is your reaction to this brutal knockout by Wolfe in her prime? Who did you like the best? What do you think about Wolfe and Ward’s contribution to boxing? Share your thoughts with us in the comments below.

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