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The reinvention of Skye Nicolson: ‘I was a bit of a shell of myself’

The Independent ·First reported
The IndependentThe reinvention of Skye Nicolson: ‘I was a bit of a shell of myself’
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Since suffering her sole loss in early 2025, the Australian has already won four fights in a row to become a two-weight world champion. Ahead of her first bout with Jake Paul’s promotion, she speaks to Alex Pattle

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