Christina Hammer

WBO, WBF und WBC World Champion*, Middleweight

Christina Hammer "is the only German boxer who is playing in the international big league", wrote Sports Illustrated at the beginning of 2023. Showtime, the major American sports channel, took a similar view in 2017 and guaranteed her several fights with live broadcasts in the USA in a contract.

In addition to her collection of titles and various awards, her high-profile fight against Claressa Shields in April 2019 in Atlantic City in the USA undoubtedly contributed a lot to this perception. The duel between Hammer and Shields was not only a spectacular sporting event, but also a groundbreaking moment for women's boxing. The two top female boxers met in a historic fight that took interest in the female side of the sport to a new level. Hammer Although Hammer lost the fight against Shields, this ring battle was one of the best fights in women's boxing.

Christina Hammer is characterised not only by her impressive fighting record, but also by her technical finesse and tireless fighting spirit. With numerous titles in various weight classes, she has proven that she is one of the best female boxers of her generation. Her contribution to women's boxing goes beyond the ring and makes her an inspirational figure in the sport, paving the way for future generations of female boxers.

Christina is a southpaw, 180 cm tall with an extraordinary reach. She was born on 16 August 1990 in Novodolinka in Kazakhstan, is a German citizen and lives in Dortmund. She is single and is studying sports science. She is trained by Dimitri Kirnos and managed by Harald Pia. 

Titles as a professional:

WBO, WBF and WBC world champion until 2019

Fight record as a professional: 

29 fights, 28 wins, 13 KOs, 1 defeat

Title as an amateur: 

German junior champion (2007)
German champion (2008)