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Paris Olympian Rhasidat Adeleke made a grand appearance at the Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight, where she was present to support legendary Irish boxer Katie Taylor in her history-making fight.
Irish sprint queen Rhasidat Adeleke adjudged the most beautiful track athlete looked stunning in her luxurious outfit to Mike Tyson vs Jake Paul fight at the AT&T stadium in Dallas, Texas.
The fight in front of almost 70,000 people saw Jake Paul defeat the legendary Mike Tyson by unanimous decision livestreamed by Netflix.
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To wrap up her off-season activities for the year, Adeleke was present to watch the fight and support legendary Irish boxer Katie Taylor in her history-making rematch fight with Amanda Serrano, which she won in a controversial and unpopular unanimous decision to retain her undisputed women's lightweight championship.
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The sole fight broke women’s boxing and all of women's sports, reaching new heights with over 74 million people tuning in live around the world to watch, and 47 million of the viewers coming from the US & Puerto Rico. Over 108 million watched the Paul Tyson fight.
Dressed in a matching black denim short gown and coat on black boots and a YSL bag to go with, Adeleke shared stunning photos on her Instagram page with the caption:
"Privileged to see an Irish legend & my sporting hero growing up doing what she does best!😇
Such an honor meeting you @katie_t86 ! Thank you for a surreal experience and congrats on another amazing win❤️."
Adeleke had a brilliant outing at her maiden Olympics in Paris, where she became the first Irish track athlete to qualify for an Olympic women's 400m final and finished fourth in 49.28s, behind the winner, Marileidy Paulino, who ran an Olympic record of 48.17s, Salwa Eid Naser in second in 48.53s, and Natalia Kaczmaerek third in 48.98s.
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She is the first Irish woman to break the 50-second barrier in the 400m and holds seven individual national records (60m indoors, 100m outdoors, 200 m indoors and outdoors, 300 m indoors, and 400m indoors and outdoors).
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