Jeanne Horne - The Boxing Prospect

Boxing as we know is a sport dominated by people who have practised long and hard on punching someone. This sport requires endurance, strength and speed but this was not a problem for Jeanne who was deemed a boxing prodigy. She competed in both woman and men's categories.

Because she was a futa, there was an inherent advantage against Females but whenever Jeanne was against even men, she did not back down, she swung harder and always ended their matches with a KO.

This happened for some time, Jeanne was a great prospect but there was no way she could compete with men around the world? An interviewer even disrespected her with, "Jeanne, if you are listening this, there is no way a futa of your stature can compete with top athletes of the world."

This, while being a direct challenge was something Jeanne was prepared for. She wanted to prove that futas need their own division and that division should be higher than Men's.

Those were her conditions to the boxing federation. The boxing federation accepted but the match was set up with Ryan Woodard, who was the lightweight champion and Jeanne was only a featherweight.