Taylah Robertson

Taylah Robertson, from Townsville, Australia, is a distinguished professional boxer known for her remarkable achievements in the super flyweight division. 

Her journey in boxing began at the age of 12, and by 15, she clinched her first Australian junior title in Perth. This early success paved the way for a prolific amateur career, during which she secured five Australian championships and represented the nation on the international stage.

A highlight of Robertson’s amateur tenure was winning a bronze medal at the 2018 Commonwealth Games. Following this, she competed in the 2019 World Championships in Russia, further establishing her presence in the global boxing community.

Transitioning to the professional arena in late 2019, Robertson made a sensational professional debut in February 2020 at the Sleeman Centre in Brisbane, achieving a technical knockout victory in under 56 seconds. Her professional record includes notable bouts against tough international opponents and her record now stands at 9-1-1 after 11 bouts. 

Beyond the ring, Robertson has diversified her pursuits. She appeared in the second series of the reality TV show ‘Hunted’, showcasing her versatility and resilience.

Throughout her career, Robertson has amassed numerous accolades, including:

• Five-time Australian champion
• Commonwealth Games Bronze medalist
• World Championships representative
• Kalpori Cup Bronze medalist (Indonesia)
• Boxam Cup Silver and Gold medalist (Spain)
• Ahmet Comet Cup Silver medalist (Turkey)
• Two-time Golden Glove champion

A very motivated and disciplined individual, Taylah's work ethic is second to none and she has a focused path to becoming a world champion. She is a strong role model to the younger generation coming through and has plans to change the face of women in sport and in providing a platform for women to grow. 

Robertson's dedication, skill, and passion for boxing continue to inspire many, solidifying her status as a prominent figure in Australian sports.