At only 17 years old, Camila Zamorano has taken the boxing world by storm, becoming the youngest current world champion in the sport. The teenage prodigy from Argentina was recently elevated to the WBC Atomweight title and cemented her status as a legitimate champion by winning her first title defense against Japan’s Sana Hazuki. Her composure, precision, and poise inside the ring have made her one of the brightest young prospects in women’s boxing today.

Zamorano’s professional record currently stands at 13 wins with no losses and 1 knockout, a remarkable feat for someone so young. Her journey began when she started boxing at a very early age, inspired by her family’s love for the sport. She quickly made a name for herself on the amateur circuit, showing natural speed, technical sharpness, and a fearless approach to every opponent she faced.

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After turning professional in 2023, Zamorano wasted no time climbing the ranks. Her rapid rise culminated in winning the WBC interim Atomweight title before being elevated to full champion status when the division’s previous titleholder vacated the belt. In her first defense, Zamorano showcased impressive ring intelligence, controlling the pace and distance throughout the fight against Hazuki, earning a clear victory on the scorecards.

Now holding one of the most prestigious titles in women’s boxing, Camila Zamorano’s story represents the future of the sport — young, disciplined, and determined. Her confidence and maturity belie her age, and her performances continue to inspire aspiring fighters across the world. With her undefeated record and growing reputation, the 17-year-old champion looks set to dominate for years to come, proving that greatness in boxing knows no age limit.

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