Christina Hammer

Christina Hammer
Statistics
Real name	Christina Hammer
Nickname(s)	Lady Hammer
Rated at	Middleweight Super middleweight
Height	5 ft 11 in (1.80 m)
Nationality	German
Born	16 August 1990 Nowodolinka, Kazakh SSR, Soviet Union (now Kazakhstan)
Boxing record
Total fights	18
Wins	18
Wins by KO	8
Losses	0
Draws	0

Christina Hammer (born August 16, 1990 in Nowodolinka, Kazakh SSR^[1]) is an undefeated German boxer World Champion. She grew up in Sontra and lives and trains mainly in Magdeburg.^[2]

Career

Four times world boxing champion^[3] Christina Hammer started at the age of 15 years with the sport of boxing, she was trained by Robert Staar. At the age of 16 she was German Junior Champion and joined shortly thereafter to the professional coach Dimitri Kirnos in Dortmund into the professional business.^[4]

On 12 September 2009 she started her professional career with a fight against Melisa Koktar. In 2010 she was at 20 years of age the youngest WBO world champion against Teresa Perozzi in Riesa.^[5] After her WBO title, Hammer won the WBF title on February 18, 2011 against Diana Kiss. Hammer defended 27 May 2011 their WBO WBF title against the Swede Maria Lindberg in 10 rounds. On 26 July 2014, she won the WBO light middleweight title against Anne Sophie Mathis by disqualification. Currently it stands at Sport Events Steinforth in Magdeburg under contract.

List of professional fights

Year	Date	Location	Opponent/ Type	Result
2009	12. September	Gewerbehof Schlutius, Magdeburg, Germany	Germany Melisa Koktar	Win TKO 2. Round
	24. Oktober	Anhalt Arena, Dessau, Germany	Czech Republic Sarka Stoklaskova	Win UD 4. Round
	15. November	EKZ Arena, Berlin, Germany	Serbia Marija Pejakovic	Win TKO 4. Round
2010	9. April	Tivoli Arena, Ljubljana, Slovenia	Serbia Danijele Bickei	Win TKO 4. Round
	17. April	Bördelandhalle, Magdeburg, Germany	Germany Patricia Bräsick	Win TKO 2. Round
	4. Juni	Landesgartenschau, Aschersleben, Germany	Germany	Win KO 5. Round
	4. September	Sportpark Arena, Ljubljana, Slovenia	Romania Mihaela Dragan	Win TKO 2. Round
	23. Oktober	Erdgas Arena, Riesa, Germany	Bermuda Teresa Perozzi Won WBO world champion title	Win UD 10 Rounds
2011	18. Februar	Sportpark Arena, Ljubljana, Slovenia	Hungary Diana Kiss Won WBF world champion title	Win RTD 7. Round
	27. Mai	Zlatopramen Arena, Ústí nad Labem, Tschechien	Sweden Maria Lindberg Retained WBO & WBF title	Win UD 10 Rounds
	21. Oktober	Brandenburg Halle, Frankfurt (Oder), Germany	United States Vashon Living Retained WBO & WBF title	Win UD 10 Rounds
2012	5. April	Vodova Arena, Brünn, Tschechien	South Africa Julie Tshabalala Retained WBO & WBF title	Win UD 10 Rounds
	7. September	RWE Rhein-Ruhr Sporthalle, Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany	Dominican Republic Yahaira Hernandez Retained WBO & WBF title	Win UD 10 Rounds
2013	4. Mai	SAP-Arena, Mannheim, Germany	Hungary Zita Zatyko Retained WBO & WBF title	Win UD 10 Rounds
	13. Juli	EnergieVerbund Arena, Dresden, Germany	Sweden Mikaela Laurén Retained WBO & WBF title	Win UD 10 Rounds
	6. Dezember	Brandenburg Halle Frankfurt (Oder), Germany	Mexico Carmen García Retained WBO & WBF title	Win TKO 1. Round
2014	1. März	GeTec-Arena Magdeburg, Germany	Germany Jessica Balogun Retained WBO & WBF title	Win UD 10 Rounds
	26. Juli	Anhalt Arena Dessau, Germany	France Anne Sophie Mathis vacant WBO Super welterweight WBO title	No contests
2015	2. Mai	Sparkassen-Arena Jena, Germany	United States Kali Reis Retained WBO & WBF title	Win UD 10 Rounds

References

1. "Christina Hammer - Girlboxing". girlboxing.org.
2. "Q&A: Christina Hammer". Boxing News.
3. "The fifth title fight is fix". WBO.
4. "Dortmunds K.o.-Königin Christina Hammer kämpft um die WM-Krone". RuhrNachrichten.de. 2010-10-07. Retrieved 2016-01-09.
5. "Women's Boxing: Christina Hammer Biography". wban.org.

External links

• Official Homepage of Christina Hammer in german and english
• Professional boxing record for Christina Hammer from BoxRec