Ellie Scotney secured her place in British boxing history by defeating Mayelli Flores in a grueling 10-round battle to become the UK's youngest undisputed world champion. The 24-year-old unified Flores' WBA super-bantamweight title with her existing WBO, WBC and IBF belts, marking a significant achievement in the four-belt era.

Flores, fighting to become Mexico's first undisputed female champion, pushed Scotney to her limits throughout the contest. Despite two judges scoring the fight 100-90 in Scotney's favor, the third judge's 96-94 scorecard better reflected the intense battle. The Londoner's victory came after a dramatic fight where she overcame early pressure from the aggressive Mexican challenger.

Scotney's triumph represents a milestone for British boxing, as she becomes the youngest undisputed champion regardless of gender. The Catford fighter demonstrated remarkable resilience, landing crucial shots including powerful left hooks and right uppercuts when under pressure. Her victory came after attending church on Easter Sunday morning, adding a spiritual dimension to her physical achievement.