On May 24, 2013 Stephanie “Motor City” Sparks, LASD will take on Julie “J-Cat” Williams, CDCR, San Quentin Prison in the first female State Championship Title fight. The bout is scheduled for 3-rounds for the vacant UCA Super Middleweight Title, taking place at the Quiet Cannon in Montebello, California, Los Angeles Battle of the Badges.
When two fighters are as evenly matched as Williams and Sparks you have to look beyond what they do in the ring to see what may give them the advantage over the other fighter. Williams has a clear at
hletic advantage over her opponent Sparks, LASD. Williams is a well-rounded accomplished athlete who played short stop as a freshman for Cal State Fullerton, played professional baseball and football. On the surface Williams seems sweet and nice with an infectious smile, don’t be fooled, deep down she is a beast. As a top level athlete you cannot compete at the level she competed at without being a competitor. Williams is a grinder who knows how to win and expects to win. When Williams was having trouble finding an opponent she asked if she could fight a man. If the CSAC and USA Boxing would have allowed it she would have done it. Williams has relinquished her number 1 welterweight ranking and has jumped up four weight classes to take on the #1 ranked Super Middleweight Sparks for the State Championship Title.
Sparks clear adv
antage aside from natural given ability is her stable-mates and coaches. She trains everyday with some of the best Public Safety fighters in the state and the best coaches as well in Mike Young, Hank Nagamine and Al Fraijo who are accomplished boxers themselves. Sparks is another one of those fighters who comes off sweet and nice but don’t let her friendly demeanor fool you. She is a warrior who takes no mercy on her opponents. Sparks suffered her first defeat to Williams April 20, 2013. On May 24, 2013 Sparks plans on returning the favor by giving the 5-0 Williams the first defeat of her career. Sparks is full of confidence and she will have the city of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Sheriff Dept. behind her when she steps into the ring Friday night.