Lorita Muzeya, the Zambian boxer who faced off against Olympic gold medallist Lauren Price, endured a demanding bout that culminated in a gruesome cut, ultimately leading to a technical decision favoring Price during her sixth professional victory. Lauren Price, the Olympic gold medallist from 2020, exhibited unwavering determination as she paid tribute to her late brother, Tony. She secured her sixth professional win on the undercard of the Liam Smith vs. Chris Eubank Jr. rematch in Manchester, just two weeks after her brother's passing. Remarkably, throughout her professional career, none of her opponents had succeeded in winning a single round against her. Muzeya valiantly accepted the challenge but was ultimately defeated on points, with a final score of 60-53. The pivotal factor in her loss was the gruesome injury she sustained, leading to the match being decided by a technical decision. This latest triumph propels Price closer to a potential showdown with Liverpool's world champion, Natasha Jonas, who was present ringside. Price shared her thoughts on the performance, stating, "It was good to be in there. I want to be busy, and she had a good record. I respect Tasha Jonas 100 percent, but Tash has the belt, and we are both British, so it would be an honour to share the ring with her." In the welterweight contest, the 29-year-old Price initiated with formidable southpaw jabs, aiming to assert her dominance over her taller opponent. Muzeya, however, demonstrated her determination and managed to land a significant right hand in the second round, keeping Price on her toes. As the third round concluded, Muzeya delivered a powerful jab well after the bell, which prompted a final warning from referee Steve Gray. Lauren Price's emotional journey continues as she strives to solidify her presence in the world of professional boxing, all while paying tribute to her late brother's memory with each remarkable victory.