Venue: Thunder Studios — Long Beach, California, USA
Main Card Start: 6:00 PM PT / 9:00 PM ET
Bout: 10 Rounds — Women’s Welterweight (147 lbs)
Stakes: WBC/WBA ranking implications; Holm’s legacy vs. Han’s ascent
VENUE & CONDITIONS
- Arena: Thunder Studios (Indoor)
- Weather Outside: 67–71°F, clear coastal evening
- Impact on Fight: None — indoor, climate‑controlled
- Ring Size: 18×18 (favors pressure and mid‑range exchanges)
Long Beach crowds tend to support action fighters and recognizable names — Holm’s global profile gives her a clear crowd advantage.
INJURY REPORT & CAMP NOTES
Holly Holm
- No reported injuries
- Camp focused on footwork, distance control, and high‑volume output
- Sparred with younger, faster fighters to mimic Han’s timing
- Trainer reports “excellent conditioning, sharp legs, and renewed focus”
Stephanie Han
- No reported injuries
- Camp emphasized jab consistency, counterpunching, and body work
- Sparred with rangy kickboxer‑hybrids to prepare for Holm’s rhythm changes
- Weight cut reportedly smooth and controlled
FIGHTER PROFILES & RECENT FORM
HOLLY HOLM (United States)
Record: 15–5–3 (8 KO)
Style: Southpaw — Outside Boxer / Counter‑Kicker‑Boxer Hybrid
Age: 44
Height/Reach: 5’8” / 70”
Recent Form (Last 5)
- W — UD10 vs. Alma Ibarra
- L — UD10 vs. Jessica McCaskill (world‑title bout)
- W — UD10 vs. Diana Prazak
- D — MD10 vs. Christina Linardatou
- L — UD10 vs. Cecilia Brækhus (close fight)
Strengths
- Elite footwork and distance management
- Excellent conditioning and discipline
- Strong straight left hand
- Tremendous experience in championship rounds
Weaknesses
- Low KO rate
- Can be outworked by high‑volume fighters
- Sometimes too cautious early
- Age and reaction time are factors
STEPHANIE HAN (United States)
Record: 9–0 (2 KO)
Style: Orthodox — Technical Boxer / Counterpuncher
Age: 29
Height/Reach: 5’7” / 68”
Recent Form (Last 5)
- W — UD8 vs. Olivia Curry
- W — UD8 vs. Karla Ramos
- W — UD6 vs. Gabriela Meza
- W — UD6 vs. P. Alvarez
- W — UD6 vs. R. Castillo
Strengths
- Excellent jab and timing
- Strong defensive fundamentals
- Good ring IQ and patience
- Efficient, accurate counterpunching
Weaknesses
- Low power output
- Can be too selective with punches
- Limited experience vs. world‑class opponents
TACTICAL BREAKDOWN & KEY MATCHUPS
1. Holm’s Footwork & Range vs. Han’s Jab & Timing
- Holm must keep the fight long and avoid mid‑range exchanges
- Han needs to disrupt Holm’s rhythm with her jab and counters
Edge: Holm (movement), Han (timing)
2. Inside Fighting
- Neither fighter prefers inside exchanges
- Han is slightly more comfortable at mid‑range
Edge: Han
3. Volume vs. Accuracy
- Holm throws more
- Han lands cleaner
Edge: Holm (volume), Han (accuracy)
4. Stamina & Late‑Round Performance
- Holm is one of the best conditioned fighters in women’s boxing
- Han is efficient but less tested in 10‑round wars
Edge: Holm
FIGHT HISTORY & CONTEXT
- First meeting between the two
- Holm is seeking one more run at a world title
- Han is looking for her first win over a former world champion
- Winner likely moves into WBC/WBA top‑5 positioning
BETTING TRENDS
- Holm has gone the distance in 10 straight fights
- Han has gone the distance in all 9 career fights
- Holm is 8–3 fighting in the U.S.
- Han is 7–0 in California
- Overs have hit in 12 of Holm’s last 13
FIGHT ODDS
Holly Holm + 475
Stephanie Han – 750
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 29, 2026
