DENVER, CO — Chantel Cordova has officially cemented her legacy in sports history as the first female boxer from Colorado to earn a coveted spot on the U.S. Women’s National Amateur Boxing Team. Achieving this milestone in 2005, Cordova broke long-standing barriers in the sport and paved a clear path for future generations of Colorado athletes to compete on both national and international stages.
Cordova went on to fight in her division, capturing back-to-back USA Boxing National Championships in 2005 and 2006. Her consecutive title wins solidified her status as a pioneer in women’s boxing during an era before the sport received widespread mainstream recognition.
- First female boxer from Colorado named to the U.S. Women’s National Amateur Boxing Team (2005).
- Back-to-back USA Boxing National Champion (2005 and 2006).
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Chantel Cordova’s ” Gorgeous Babe” Pro Record:
21 Bouts, 2006-2014, 13-6-2 Super Fly – Born and raised in Colorado, she grew up in a small town Rocky Ford, CO. Won North American Boxing Fed. Super Fly Title in 2014 vs. Patricia Alcivar. Also, won GBU Belt. Her last fight was against Noemi Bosques, De. 13, 2014 Lost by a unanimous decision. Chantel’s Amateur Career Highlights, a record of 31-5; 2024 Colorado Golden Gloves Hall of Fame Inductee Boxer; 3 X Colorado State Golden Gloves Champion; 1 year voted Outstand Female Boxer. 1st Ever Colorado Female Boxer to be a 2X USA Boxing National Champion — Ranked 2nd in the World as a Amateur Took 2nd in the PanAm Americans Games in Buenos Aires, Argentina.
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