Caroline DuBois

Quick Facts

Intro

United Kingdom boxer

A.K.A.

Caroline Sara Dubois

Places

United Kingdom

Athlete Boxer

Work field

Sports

Gender

Female

Birth

11 January 2001 People who share this birthday

Star sign

Capricorn People who share this birthday

Age

23 years

Family

Siblings:

Daniel Dubois

Stats

Height:

166 cm

The details (from wikipedia)

Biography

Caroline Sara Dubois (born 11 January 2001) is a British amateur boxer. She has been Youth Olympic champion, World Youth champion and four-times European Youth champion.

Dubois started boxing in 2009 at the age of nine, pretending to be a boy named Colin and joining Repton Amateur Boxing Club, where her older bother Daniel Dubois had trained.

At the 2017 European Junior Championships, Dubois beat Nune Asatrian by unanimous points decision in the final to take the title. The following year, she had a win at the English National Youth Championships (60kg), with a unanimous points decision against Ellis Hopkins.

She became England's first World Youth Champion by recording a win over Asatrian by unanimous points decision in August 2018, having previously won in her semi-final by unanimous decision against Rebeca Santos. At the Girls' lightweight competition at the 2018 Summer Youth Olympics Dubois won the gold medal by beating Porntip Buapa in the final.

The 2019 European Youth Championships in 2019 saw Dubois achieve a unanimous points win over Amina Abramova in their semi-final, before winning the title with a split decision against Asatrian in the final. Her next fight was the final of the England Boxing National Youth Championships, which she won by unanimous decision against Wenessa Orczwk. As of February 2020, Dubois was unbeaten in forty fights, and expressed an ambition to turn professional.

Dubois won the SportsAid One-to-Watch award for 2018, having been chosen from around 1,000 candidates across 60 sports nominated by their sport's governing bodies. She had previously been on the shortlist of ten for the 2017 award. and was named BBC Young Sports Personality of the Year in 2019.