Melancholy? Not local boxer and mom Kat Lindenmuth
Travel and adventure, for sure. Fun? Katherine Lindenmuth seems to think so.
Lindenmuth, the fighting mom from Bosque Farms, is headed to a fourth foreign country and fighting in a fourth weight class in pursuit of a third professional boxing title belt. Lindenmuth on Wednesday announced she’ll challenge Brazil-born, Australia-based, Swedish-surnamed Linn Sandstrom for the latter’s WBA Gold ...
Travel and adventure, for sure. Fun? Katherine Lindenmuth seems to think so.
Lindenmuth, the fighting mom from Bosque Farms, is headed to a fourth foreign country and fighting in a fourth weight class in pursuit of a third professional boxing title belt. Lindenmuth on Wednesday announced she’ll challenge Brazil-born, Australia-based, Swedish-surnamed Linn Sandstrom for the latter’s WBA Gold flyweight title on May 16 in a suburb of Copenhagen, Denmark. “We’re really excited,” Lindenmuth (8-5, two knockouts), standing in front of the two title belts she earned in past victories, said during a news conference held at Rosales Karate & Kickboxing.
“And in true ‘Kat’ fashion, we’re ready to stand up to that challenge. ” Sandstrom’s resume, combined with the location and the 115-pound weight class at which the fight will be contested, indeed presents a challenge. Born in Pernambuco, Brazil, Sandstrom, 34, turned pro in Australia six years ago.