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Boxing-Ramla Ali wins first world title at 37 in Texas

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Nov 9 - British-Somali boxer Ramla Ali captured her first world title at the age of 37 with a split-decision victory over American Mikiah Kreps to claim the vacant WBO and IBF junior featherweight belts on Sunday in Arlington, Texas.

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