Reigning Who’s Number One (WNO) featherweight world champion Helena Crevar will make her first title defense on December 5th – facing Julia Boscher at WNO 31!
The matchup marks the third championship bout announced for the event, joining Felipe Pena vs. Luke Griffith for the vacant heavyweight title and Diego “Pato” Oliveira vs. Deandre Corbe for the lightweight crown.
Crevar won her title earlier this year with a submission win over Elisabeth Clay at WNO 27.
Since then, the teenage phenom has solidified her reputation as one of the sport’s most successful athletes – competing globally, capturing multiple titles, and earning high-profile victories across promotions.
Crevar recently took home $100,000 after winning the four-woman invitational bracket at CJI 2, one of the year’s most prestigious no-gi events.
Even with her WNO title defense looming, she remains active, preparing for a rematch with Sula-Mae Loewenthal at Polaris 34 in the lead-up to December’s showdown.
Boscher, meanwhile, enters the match as a dangerous and experienced challenger.
A bronze medalist at the IBJJF No-Gi World Championship, Boscher has consistently proven her toughness against elite opposition.
While she doesn’t have the same spotlight as Crevar, her technical precision makes her one of the toughest tests the young champion is to face.
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