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Responding to Jonas’ comments about pressure, Price says she is used to expectation as an Olympic champion.<\/p>\n
“Take age out of it, I know I am better in all areas,” Price said.<\/p>\n
“I will admit Tasha is my toughest test, but I believe she will bring another level of my game out and I rise again.”<\/p>\n
Price has won all eight of her pro fights, but has 11 fewer bouts than her experienced opponent.<\/p>\n
Nicknamed ‘Miss GB’, Jonas was the first female boxer to represent Great Britain at an Olympic Games when she did so in 2012.<\/p>\n
Jonas has won five different world titles in two weight divisions in the last three years, with an overall record of 16 wins, two losses and one draw.<\/p>\n
Price is yet to see a round scored against her in the professional ranks.<\/p>\n
“I love being the first,” Jonas said of the potential to end Price’s unbeaten record.<\/p>\n
“The first is something that nobody can take away. I’ve been here before and you’ve got to be careful what you wish for.”<\/p>\n
Jonas against Price will be held on International Women’s Day and the undercard will be made up entirely of female boxers.<\/p>\n
WBC lightweight champion Caroline Dubois will feature, Olympian Cindy Ngamba will make her debut and world title challenger Raven Chapman will face Karriss Artingstall at featherweight.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n