It took until the fifth round for Jonas to unleash her backhand, and when she did, Price barely seemed to notice.

Unbeaten Lauren Price has been too fast for the veteran Natasha Jonas as she won their unification world welterweight title fight comfortably in London.

The Welsh superstar dominated from start-to-finish as the 30-year-old made history at the Royal Albert Hall in London against the British boxing veteran

Welterweight Lauren Price easily outpoints Natasha Jonas to settle their domestic rivalry and become a unified world champion in a changing of the guards moment for women's boxing at the Royal Albert Hall.

Lauren Price beat Natasha Jonas by unanimous decision to become WBC, IBF and WBA unified welterweight champion at Royal Albert Hall. The 30-year-old Price dominated her 40-year-old opponent with a 98-93 100-90 98-92 score to set up an undisputed clash with the winner of the fight between Mikaela Mayer and Sandy Ryan later this month.

Lauren Price scored a unanimous points victory over Natasha Jonas on Friday to move one step closer to an undisputed welterweight title fight.

The winner at the Royal Albert Hall last night was Lauren Price with a near shutout victory over Natasha Jonas but the triumphant queen was women’s boxing.

Lauren Price promised speed, power, and a clinical victory over Natasha Jonas and that's exactly what she delivered

Lauren Price dominated Natasha Jonas to add the IBF, and WBC Welterweight Titles to her IBO, WBA and Ring Magazine Belts with a unanimous decision win: 98-93, 100-90, 98-92. Price showed that she was the far superior fighter from the off,