All Women’s Sports Network (AWSN) today announced the return of its “Queen of the Ring” live televised women’s boxing series on Friday, Aug. 7 at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT, with a pair of exciting, professional matchups from El Paso, Texas.
The women’s bouts, promoted by Red Owl Boxing as part of its ‘Boxfest XIX’ show at El Paso Coliseum, will be headlined by a super flyweight (115 pounds) contest between former world championship challenger, Christina “The Hell’s Kitchen Kid” Cruz (6-1) and hard-hitting knockout artist Randee Lynn Morales (6-7, 4 KO’s).
In a super welterweight (154 pounds) matchup, decorated, former amateur champion Ariana Carrasco (1-0, 1 KO) will collide with professional debut competitor Chanisse “The Lioness” Jenner.
“We are incredibly proud to bring together such an exceptional lineup of true warriors. The matchup between Christina Cruz and Randee Lynn Morales embodies everything Queen of the Ring stands for—elite competition, unwavering determination, and the opportunity to showcase the incredible talent of women’s boxing on the global stage. This series continues to demonstrate that the future of the sport is brighter than ever.” said George Chung, CEO of AWSN.
Above: Christina “The Hell’s Kitchen Kid” Cruz (left) will look for her seventh professional victory, live on ‘Queen of the Ring’ on AWSN on Friday, Aug. 7. Photo credit: Golden Boy Promotions
Cruz of New York, N.Y. is a former, eight-time U.S. national amateur champion and two-time world amateur medalist who is looking to rebound from a controversial stoppage in her last bout against reigning world champion Gabriela Fundora.
A veteran of over 200 amateur bouts, Cruz has become a dangerous force in women’s boxing, known for her classic boxing style and her ability to land hard punches from the outside while using quick feet to move around her opponents.
Cruz’s opponent, Morales, fights out of Daytona Beach, Fla. and is a native of Albuquerque, N.M. with a hard right hand. She is coming off a stunning, 51-second knockout of Shynyia Jones on March 13.
The 22-year-old Carrasco, who hails from Las Cruces, N.M., is a U.S. Army veteran and former 12-time amateur national champion who technically holds the record for he fastest professional knockout – 1 second – in fight history, after a bizarre episode in which her scheduled professional debut opponent walked out of the ring while Carrasco was being introduced by the announcer.
Jenner is a 24-year-old native of Ashford, Kent, U.K. and a former national amateur champion in England.
With Friday’s event, AWSN will be producing its fifth live ‘Queen of the Ring’ show following its entry into the world of combat sports in partnership with Manny Pacquiao Promotions in February.
AWSN has since worked with the likes of ‘The Mike Tyson Invitational’ and Juan Manuel Marquez’s outfit Marquez Promotions, among others, to deliver some of the best live women’s boxing action of 2026 to viewers in over 60 countries worldwide.
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