Meet Erin
WORLD CHAMPION BOXER
HEY GUYS,
I am Erin, World Champion Boxer, based in Perth, WA. I specialise in Boxing, Strength and Conditioning, as well as health & lifestyle coaching.
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I have over 17 years of international boxing experience as a professional boxer, travelling the world and developing the "EMB" program. I have created this program to enable all of my clients to work at their individual capabilities and fitness levels.
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I teach and preach a happy, healthy and balanced way of life, the good & the bad. The 80/20 approach is based on your 'good' being the majority of your week and the 'bad' as a few days of the week. Whether that is indulging, not exercising or relaxing. I have indulged and experienced a lot in this life. I have been a single mom from the age of 17, conquered an incurable kidney disease and fought my way back to world champion after battling serious physical injuries and adrenal burnout.
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Through these experiences, I understand the importance of balance and apply the 80/20 rule to my own life.
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You are not depriving yourself of everything and you can really focus your energy on the 80% good, whilst allowing yourself to have the 20% in a way that helps you feel balanced.
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I can't wait to start training together and share this journey with you!
BOXING CAREER
ACHIEVEMENTS
2001
Erin won her first national title after competing for less than a year
2002
Erin represented Australia at the World Championships in Turkey, she had only had 5 fights total and Won against the current European Champion that had had 150 fights.
2003
Erin won the Australian National Title Winning her place on the Australian Team to compete at the Oceanic Games in Tahiti where she won Silver
2004
Erin won the Australian Nationals again, keeping her spot on the Australian Team and Competing at the Oceanic Games in Tonga where she won Gold
Erin was then selected as Captain of the Australian Women’s Boxing Team where she went on to compete at her 2nd World Championship in Russia, then becoming ranked #9 in the world
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2005
Erin won her 3rd Australian Title keeping her spot on the Australian Team and competing at the Oceanic Games in Papua New Guinea Where she won another Gold medal
2006
Erin won her 4th Australian Title and went on to Compete at the Arafura Games taking home another gold medal.
2007
Erin won her 5th Australian title and went on to represent Australia as the Captain of the Australian Womens team at the World Championships in India
2008
Erin came home and made the tough decision to turn to professional boxing after the Olympic Committee decided to ‘not allow’ women to compete in the coming Olympics. Erin Won her first 4 professional fights by way of knockout
2009
Erin won her first International Title the Pan Asia Pacific Belt by way of knockout
2010
Erin was the first female to ever be crowned the WBO World Champion
2011
Erin was offered to fight for the WBC world Title in South America. Well aware that South America is a very corrupt country to fight in, it was a challenge Erin was ready to accept.
After doing research on her opponent Monica Acosta, Erin knew she had what it took to beat her convincingly. This fight was to be Erin’s first international televised fight as Monica Acosta’s Promoter (Arano Box) owned 2 television stations and 3 radio stations, so the fight was promoted massively all over South and North America.
Erin went into the fight dominating the first 9 Rounds with Monica Acosta being forced off her stool and made to continue the fight from round 5 on, when she wanted to quit. The end of the fight approach, and Erin walked to the centre of the ring expecting to be crowned THE NEW WBC CHAMPION OF THE WORLD as the crowd has turned their cheering for Monica to Erin.
The decision was being read out in Spanish and televised world wide, when unexpectedly they held up Monica Acosta's hand as champion to everyones surprise - even her home town crowd were in shock.
The WBC officials immediately put in a protest to head office, and for the first time in history of female boxing a rematch was ordered on neutral ground.
A rematch in South America never happened. With all of the Legal dramas involved, Erin refused to fight for 12 months under the same contract.
In this time Erin felt extremely mentally and physically broken as she had given her heart and soul to this fight. Erin returned to her home town of Perth Western Australia and waited out her 12 month contract until she could fight again.
2012
Erin was released from her contract and was instantly approached to compete for the IBF World Title in Belgium in a short 6 weeks time. Erin took the fight, although under prepared, and ended up getting stopped in the 7th round.
2014
Erin made her final decision to give it her all and fight to get her world title back and retire on top. Erin won the WIBA World Title in December 2014.
Erin finished her professional boxing career with 38 amateur fights (majority International) with 34 wins, 4 loses and a professional record of 14 fights with 12 wins (7 by way of knock-out) and 2 loses.
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