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She just keeps punching.

And punching.

And punching.

Bosque Farms boxer Katherine Lindenmuth, 12 years older and a head shorter than her opponent and fighting in that opponent鈥檚 hometown, blasted out a victory by 10-round split decision over Nayeli Rodriguez Saturday night in El Paso.

With the win at the El Paso County Coliseum, earned by virtue of a relentless attack fueled by superb conditioning, Lindenmuth claimed the WIBA flyweight title.

鈥淥h, my gosh, this means so much,鈥� an emotional Lindenmuth (9-5-1, three knockouts) said in the ring after enduring the suspense of hearing the judges鈥� scorecards being announced. 鈥淚t鈥檚 amazing.鈥�

Then, she dropped a hint that Saturday鈥檚 bout might be her last.

In 2024, Lindenmuth, 36, earned a master鈥檚 degree in criminal justice from Grand Canyon University and since then has been exploring the possibility of a career in law enforcement. She鈥檚 also the widowed mother of three boys.

鈥淚 can鈥檛 imagine sharing this ring for the last time with somebody I love so much,鈥� she said (referring to Rodriguez, with whom she has sparred in the past and whom she considers a friend).

If Saturday鈥檚 bout indeed was Lindenmuth鈥檚 last, it will serve as a fitting farewell.

From the opening bell, Lindenmuth鈥檚 constant pressure kept Rodriguez (7-2-1, no knockouts) from establishing any kind of rhythm. While relentlessly tattooing the body, the New Mexico boxer didn鈥檛 neglect the head 鈥� landing punches with either hand.

Rodriguez responded with some sharp jabs and the occasional straight rights but had neither the speed of hand nor foot, nor the punching power, to keep Lindenmuth off of her.

Nonetheless, judge Daniel Sandoval scored the bout 96-94 for Rodriguez. Judges Larry Louick and Rocky Burke scored it for Lindenmuth, 96-94 and 97-93, respectively.

Burke and Louick are from Las Cruces. Sandoval is from California, but has worked several cards in El Paso in the past.

The Journal鈥檚 highly unofficial card, scored off the streaming of Saturday鈥檚 card on Box Azteca America, read 97-93 for Lindenmuth.

鈥淚 think it was a great performance,鈥� Lindenmuth said. 鈥淣ayeli pushed me so hard. This was one of my hardest fights. I feel like it could have gone (either way).鈥�

Lindenmuth now can add the WIBA flyweight belt to the WBA Gold super flyweight and WBA minimumweight belts she鈥檚 won during her four years, three months as a professional boxer.

THE UNDERCARD: Kirtland鈥檚 Elija Martinez lost by split decision to El Paso鈥檚 Victor Aranda in a six-round super welterweight bout.

Martinez, a skilled southpaw, scored consistently with either hand but squandered his advantage at distance by allowing Aranda to pin him against the ropes and dominate the action at close range.

The judges鈥� scores were 60-54 and 58-56 for Aranda and 58-56 for Martinez.

The Journal scored it even at 57-57.

Martinez drops to 7-2 with two KOs. Aranda is 8-0 with six KOs.

In a scheduled four-round bantamweight bout, Las Cruces鈥� D鈥橝ngelo Sanchez needed just 2:08 of the first round to stop Albuquerque鈥檚 Austin Lewis.

The bout was a rematch of a March 14 bout contested at the same venue, which Sanchez won by unanimous decision.

The second time around, Lewis had no answer for Sanchez鈥檚 hand speed and accuracy.

Sanchez dropped Lewis with a flurry in the bout鈥檚 opening minute. Lewis beat the count, but was in the process of sagging to the canvas again when the one-sided bout was stopped 鈥� officially ruled a TKO.

Lewis is 1-3 (no KOs), Sanchez 6-1 (two KOs).