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Three-belt light-middleweight champion Natasha Jonas is dropping down to welterweight in a bid to become a two-weight world champion.<\/span><\/p>\n Britain’s Jonas, 39, will fight Canada’s Kandi Wyatt next month for the IBF world welterweight title.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div>\n It marks another chapter in Jonas’ career – she was the first woman to box for Great Britain at an Olympic Games.<\/span><\/p>\n “Every time I think I’ve done enough in the sport, another opportunity presents itself to step things up,” Jonas said.<\/span><\/p>\n “Every camp I am improving, I’m evolving, I’m learning new skills and reaching new levels, so to me it would be foolish to stop now.”<\/span><\/p>\n Jonas was named the 2022 Fighter Of The Year by the British Boxing Board of Control.<\/span><\/p>\n The award came after she won <\/span>three world titles in nine months<\/span><\/a> to become the unified world light-middleweight champion.<\/span><\/p>\n