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WBA president Gilberto Jesús Mendoza personally awarded Nataly Delgado her Super Flyweight world title belt at a ceremony in Panama on Monday evening.
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Nataly Delgado was formally handed her WBA Super Flyweight World Championship belt by the organisation's president, Gilberto Jesús Mendoza, at a Monday evening ceremony in Panama. Family, friends and WBA officials were all present for the occasion.
Delgado claimed the title back in June with a victory over Jasmine Artiga. The custom-engraved belt was presented in recognition of both her championship win and her wider contribution to Panamanian boxing, The World Boxing Association reports.
The belt ceremony was just one part of Mendoza's schedule during his Panama visit. Presidential Advisor Oliver Gómez and WBA Future Program Director Alfredo Mendoza also attended the event.
Earlier the same day, the WBA president sat down with Panama City Mayor Mayer Mizrachi to explore sports development initiatives centred on boxing. Mendoza voiced his eagerness to forge closer ties with Panamanian authorities in support of young athletes across the country.
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