Jessica Mccaskill Biography
Jessica McCaskill is an American professional boxer. She is a current unified world champion, having held the WBC female super lightweight title since 2018, and the WBA super lightweight title since May 2019. Previously, she challenged for the WBA lightweight title in 2017. As of June 2019, McCaskill is ranked as the world’s best active female super lightweight BoxRec.
McCaskill made her professional debut on August 22, 2015 with a technical knockout (TKO) victory against Tyrea Nichole Duncan at the Horseshoe Casino in Hammond, Indiana. In November 2016, McCaskill was signed by Warriors Boxing.
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After fighting local boxers, McCaskill challenged Irish Olympic gold-medal boxer Katie Taylor for the WBA female lightweight title. She was defeated by Taylor via unanimous decision (98–91, 97–92, 97–92), in a fight held at the York Hall in London on December 13, 2017.
On October 6, 2018, McCaskill defeated two-weight world champion Érica Farías for the WBC female super lightweight title at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Illinois, winning her first world title by unanimous decision, with the judges’ scorecards reading 98–92, 97–93 and 96–94.
McCaskill retained her WBC title and won the WBA female super lightweight title against Anahí Esther Sánchez via unanimous decision (99–91, 98–92, 96–94) in a bout held at the MGM National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland on May 25, 2019.[11]
On October 12, 2019, McCaskill defended her unified titles in a rematch against Érica Farías at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago. She retained her titles with a Majority decision win, with two judges scoring the bout 97–91 and 96–92 in favour of McCaskill, and the third scoring it a draw at 94–94.
McCaskill is trained by Rick Ramos and managed by Warriors Boxing.
Jessica Mccaskill Age
Born on September 8, 1984, She is 35 years of age as of 2019.
Jessica Mccaskill Height
She stands at a Height of 5′ 6″.
Jessica Mccaskill Nationality
She holds an American Nationality.
Jessica Mccaskill Next Fight
Jessica McCaskill is not one to step down from a challenge. She has an innate drive to be the best.
On this particular night, McCaskill’s challenge was a 5-foot-4-inch Argentinian boxer named Erica Farias. From the moment the two bumped gloves before the match, McCaskill’s eyes were locked on her opponent. Her black silky hair tightly braided in cornrows didn’t move with her as she bounced forward and backward in her fighting stance with her fists raised near her face.
McCaskill sported the flag of her adopted home, Chicago, down the sides of her loose-fitting black shorts. On the official’s signal, she pounced toward Farias, quick to make contact first in order to knock her opponent out of sync.
One year ago in front of a packed crowd at Wintrust Arena, McCaskill, a Chicago investment banker who moonlights as a professional boxer, won her first World Boxing Council (WBC) world super lightweight title belt, dethroning Farias.
Next Saturday, Farias, who is 26-3 with 10 knockouts, is seeking her revenge against McCaskill at Wintrust Arena. But the stakes have been elevated since the last time the two met.
McCaskill, known as CasKILLA in the ring, is putting two belts on the line — the WBC and World Boxing Association (WBA).
“The last fight was close, and I have been waiting for a shot at winning the title back,” Farias said. “I am coming to Chicago to take back what is mine.”
This will be McCaskill’s first rematch of her nine-bout career.
“We’ll see what she shows up with and if she’s the same fighter,” said McCaskill, who is 7-2 with three knockouts over the last three years. “I know that I’m not the same fighter, we’ve been tweaking a lot of different things in what we do on a daily basis and so I’ll show up a lot stronger and a lot faster and plus more experience.”
Jessica Mccaskill Anahi Sanchez
In a sure candidate for female fight of the year in 2019, Jessica McCaskill became the unified WBC/WBA junior welterweight champion with a unanimous decision (99-91, 98-92, 96-94) nod over Anahi Sanchez.
“It was for sure non-stop,” said McCaskill. “Great accuracy from her — lots of power.”
McCaskill, Chicago, Illinois, sought an all-out war from the start of the opening round. The 34-year-old bit down and lunged forward with hooks to try and catch the Mexican off-guard but Sanchez was calm off the back foot and didn’t panic when a right hand bopped her on the chin to start the second round. On the final second of the same round, Sanchez returned the favor with a right of her own to stun McCaskill to her corner. That moment was a turning point for Sanchez, of Pergamino, Argentina, as she started to take control through the middle rounds and hand McCaskill the war she was looking for.
Sanchez (19-4, 11 KOs) had a one-two that would not only start to ward off McCaskill but become an offensive weapon. Seemingly every time McCaskill landed a clean shot in the middle rounds, Sanchez would follow it up better with a couple of her own. McCaskill became too aggressive for her own good against the sharp counterpuncher and Sanchez also started to switch stances in order to throw in different dynamic against McCaskill’s straight-forward style.
Jessica Mccaskill Katie Taylor
Katie Taylor successfully defended her world title in a fiery fight against game challenger Jessica McCaskill.
It was pretty much all Taylor for the first half of the fight. She was first to the punch in most of the exchanges and made her opponent miss repeatedly. She kept McCaskill on the end of her straights and was nowhere to be seen once the counter came her way.
The tide began to turn in the second half of the fight as McCaskill began turning into a bit of a brawl. A huge left hand from McCaskill wobbled Taylor midway through the sixth round. Taylor clinched up, remained composed, but the American clearly gained confidence from the power punch landing.
Jessica Mccaskill Net Worth
Her exact earnigs and Networth are still under Investigation we will Update when information is available.
Jessica Mccaskill Twitter
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— Rick Ramos (@RickRamosBoxing) October 17, 2019
Jessica Mccaskill Vs Erica Farias
The second time around wasn’t nearly as entertaining, but it was barely enough for Jessica McCaskill to score a repeat win over Erica Farias.
An even verdict of 94-94 was trumped by scores of 97-91 and 96-92 in favor of McCaskill who defended two junior welterweight titles Saturday evening at Wintrust Arena in Chicago, Illinois.
As was the case in their first fight on this very arena exactly 53 weeks ago, Chicago’s McCaskill was the busier fighter, a pace she established right from the opening round in her first fight as a unified titlist and second defense overall of at least one belt. Argentina’s Farias enjoyed the better singular moments, her best sequence of the round coming in the form of an overhand right which McCaskill absorbed before resuming her