Biography
Franchón Crews-Dezurn, born on June 13, 1987, in Baltimore, Maryland, is a professional boxer from the United States, recognized for her significant contributions to women's boxing. She began her amateur career with an impressive pedigree, culminating in numerous accolades, including being a USA Boxing National Champion. Crews-Dezurn transitioned to professional boxing in 2016, quickly establishing herself within the super middleweight division.
In 2018, Crews-Dezurn achieved a notable milestone by winning the WBC Super Middleweight title, marking her as a prominent figure in women's boxing. Her noteworthy victories include defeating established competitors such as wronged fighters and contenders, which showcased her technical skill and resilience in the ring. She continued to build her reputation by successfully defending her title and participating in high-stakes matchups that elevated her status.
Crews-Dezurn is also recognized for her advocacy for women's sports, striving to inspire future generations of female athletes in boxing and beyond. Her dedication to the sport and impressive accomplishments have made her a role model and an influential figure in the boxing community, contributing to the increasing visibility and appreciation of women's boxing on a global scale.