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

Yma O Hyd, the unofficial anthem of Welsh football and rugby, was adopted by Price for her walkout music inside the Royal Albert Hall, and her legions of travelling fans belted out the lyrics to the iconic song of struggle and perseverance.

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

Lauren Price looked every bit like the figurehead of the next generation of British women boxers as she beat Natasha Jonas, 10 years her senior, to remain undefeated and become the holder of the WBA, IBF and WBC welterweight belts with an unanimous victory in the headline bout.

Lauren Price defeated Natasha Jonas to unify the WBA, WBC and IBF welterweight world championships; Price and Jonas were headlining a major all womens card at the Royal Albert Hall; Price, an Olympic gold medallist,

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,