Nineteen-year-old boxer Ruby White is set to make her debut at the 2026 Commonwealth Games, aiming for gold. White, already a four-time European and seven-time national champion, became the U19 world champion at 17. She boasts an impressive record of over 60 undefeated amateur fights, earning her nicknames like 'The Pocket Rocket' and 'Maximum Violence' for her speed and power.

White's ambition extends beyond the Commonwealth Games. She has her sights set on the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games and eventually turning professional to become an undisputed champion. Her aggressive, powerful style, combined with her ability to use her height to her advantage, makes her a formidable opponent, even against taller fighters.

She recently secured the overall championship at the 2026 Golden Girl Championship in Sweden, defeating three opponents. White draws inspiration from boxers like Lauren Price and aims to follow in the footsteps of British boxing greats. The young talent is part of a strong Team England squad for the Games, featuring other decorated fighters.

White embraces the pressure of the big stage, viewing increased attention as a positive sign for her career progression. She believes in her capabilities and is focused on performing at her best to achieve her championship goals.