Kenia Enriquez “Sports United and Changed My Family’s Life”
n this new episode of “En Vivo con Alrey,” we have Kenia Enriquez, the interim WBC female flyweight world champion and MMA superstar from Combate Global! Hear her story about how she started in boxing and what led her to fight in MMA, this and much more on En Vivo con Alrey! Kenia Enriquez “Sports United and Changed My Family’s Life!”
From Dreams to Triumph
Kenia Stephanie Enríquez Rosas has quickly become a name to reckon with in both boxing and MMA. Known for her relentless spirit, she is the current interim WBC female flyweight world champion and a powerhouse in the ring. But her journey wasn’t always this glamorous.
The 31-year-old Enriquez of Tijuana, B.C., Mexico will enter La Jaula, the COMBATE GLOBAL competition cage, at the previously announced all-women’s live event, ‘Combate Female’, on Thursday, March 13 in Miami giving her the 1st win over Hayley “Bloody” Valentine (5-1) of London, England in a strawweight (115 pounds) contest.in her professional MMA career
A Rising Star in Two Disciplines
Not content with just one title, Enríquez made history as Mexico’s first-ever WBO female flyweight champion in 2014. She then faced the ultimate test: balancing boxing with her burgeoning career in MMA. Known for her versatility, Kenia didn’t just stick to one sport—she dominated both arenas, showcasing her grit and determination.
In 2023, Enríquez earned the interim WBC female flyweight title after defeating Ibeth Zamora Silva by unanimous decision. This victory added another feather to her cap, solidifying her place among the top athletes in her field.
The Power of Family and Sport
For Kenia, sports were more than just a career—they were a way to unite and transform her family. Through each victory, her family’s support grew stronger, a bond that only sports could cement. Enríquez’s story proves that the power of sport goes far beyond the ring—it unites, strengthens, and changes lives. In this episode, Enriquez talks about being in a Boxing Family, discrimination as a Female athlete and community events for aspiring female youth athletes in Mexico.
