Baby Nansen

In 2016, Nansen was appointed as the number one contender for the New Zealand National (NZPBA Version) Super Featherweight Title, which was then held by Rebecca Jennings.[4] The two fought each other in May 2017 for the NZPBA title with the winner originally being Nansen by Split Decision. Shortly after the bout, Nansen's camp was approached by the officiating supervisor and it was revealed the scorecard calculations were added up incorrectly. Nansen was stripped of the title immediately and the result was changed to a draw from the right calculations.[5]

In May 2018, Baby Nansen fought at the world-famous venue at Madison Square Garden. She took on undefeated boxer Mikaela Mayer who later in her career lead to winning the World title. Baby Nansen lost the fight by Unanimous Decision.[6] Baby Nansen was the first New Zealand female boxer to have fought at the venue and the first New Zealander in 11 years since Kali Meehan fought DaVarryl Williamson.

On the 10th of August 2021, Baby Nansen was cornering a fighter that she coaches at her kickboxing gym. When her fights were lost by contentious points decision, she confronted one of the officials, leading to her assaulting the official.[7] A week later, the altercation hit the New Zealand media with a video of her hitting the judge leaked to the public. Baby Nansen has since apologised to the official and the sanctioning body, accepting the apology after lengthy conversations.[8] Baby Nansen has also stepped down from her gym. The gym that Baby Nansen trains at professionally City Kickboxing has indefinitely suspended Baby due to her actions and has removed her from a scheduled future kickboxing fight. City Kickboxing took this action against Baby Nansen in light of the recent death of fighter Fau Vake. Vake trained at the gym and passed away after being on life support for over a week from receiving a rabbit punch. [9]

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No.	Result	Record	Opponent	Type	Round, time	Date	Location	Notes
13	Win	8–4–1	Tania Reid	UD	4	25 May 2019	TSB Stadium, New Plymouth, New Zealand	3541 attendance record
12	Lose	7–4–1	Deanha Hobbs	UD	8	15 December 2018	Convention & Exhibition Centre, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia	vacant WBO Asia Pacific Female super featherweight title
11	Win	7–3–1	Quinita Hati	SD	4	18 August 2018	Kerikeri, New Zealand
10	Lose	6–3–1	Mikaela Mayer	UD	6	12 May 2018	Madison Square Garden, New York, USA
9	Win	6–2–1	Quinita Hati	SD	8	1 September 2017	AMI Netball Centre, St Johns, Auckland, New Zealand	vacant PBCNZ female super lightweight title
8	Draw	5–2–1	Rebecca Jennings	SD	10	20 May 2017	Te Rauparaha Arena, Porirua, New Zealand	NZPBA female super featherweight title
7	Win	5–2	Wendy Talbot	UD	4	12 November 2016	AMI Netball Centre, St Johns, Auckland, New Zealand
6	Win	4–2	Briar Johnston	SD	4	28 October 2016	ASB Stadium, Kohimarama, Auckland, New Zealand
5	Win	3–2	Daria Smith[11]	MD	4	8 October 2016	Manurewa Netball Centre, Manurewa, New Zealand
4	Lose	2–2	Melissa St. Vil[12]	UD	10	16 April 2016	The Trusts Arena, Auckland, New Zealand	Vacant WBC Silver female super featherweight title
3	Win	2–1	Daria Smith	UD	4	5 September 2015	ABA Stadium, Auckland, New Zealand	World Boxing Federation World Title Eliminator
2	Lose	1–1	Gentiane Lupi[13]	MD	6	28 February 2015	Te Rauparaha Arena, Porirua, New Zealand
1	Win	1–0	Suzie Ketchley	UD	4	18 October 2014	AMI Netball North Harbour Stadium, Northcote, New Zealand	Professional debut

• 2019 Gladrap Boxing Awards Female boxer of the year (Nominated)[14]
• 2019 Gladrap Boxing Awards Best looking female boxer of the year (Nominated)[15]
• 2020 New Zealand Fighter Boxing Awards Knockout of the year (Won)[16]

• Awakening Fighters Profile