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03.29.2013
Heather Hardy’s work has been a welcome distraction from the tribulation 
of her home life over the past yearn despite the fact that her joContinue reading......
of her home life over the past yearn despite the fact that her joContinue reading......03.08.2013
Heather Hardy has never lost a professional fight, but she knows what it’s like to get knocked down.
When Superstorm Sandy hit New York in October, she was still recovering from losing her home in a fire a few months earlier. continue reading............
02.18.2013
A documentary film about Heather ' the heat' Hardy and female boxing. Watch trailer....
01.24.2013
5'5" Heather "The Heat" Hardy, born January 25, 1982, and raised in the tight-knit Irish-American community of Gerittsen Beach, Brooklyn, New York. A single mom, Hardy first began taking kickboxing classes after having her daughter, to get back in shape. Continue Reading
PROFESSIONAL
9-0 (2 KO)
2013
UBF Inter-Continental Super BantamweightTitle
AMATEUR & KICKBOXING
2012
Golden Gloves Champion, Gold, 125 lbs
2011
USA Boxing Metro Champion, 125 lbs.
USA Boxing Regional Champion, 125 lbs.
USA Boxing National Champion, 125 lbs.
NYC Golden Gloves Finalist, Silver, 125 lbs.
LIBC Amateur Champion, 125 lbs
WKA Regional Kickboxing Champion, 125 lbs.
ISKA East Coast Muay Thai Champion, 125 lb
AMATEUR
BOXING & KICKBOXING
HARDY...The Movie
Movie Trailer #2
THA BOXING VOICE
Listen to the interview. Fast forward to 1 hour 30 mins
PRIZEFIGHTER
Watch the short documentary
ISOPURE
"We're all more than muscle" campaign
Heather Hardy was born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. A single mom, Hardy first began taking kickboxing classes after having her daughter, to get back in shape. Hardy soon gained the attention of trainer, Devon Cormack, (brother and trainer of WBC World Champion Alicia Ashley) and began training with him at Gleason’s Gym. After only 11 months of training, Hardy captured the 2011 Metro (125 lbs) & continued
To add many other boxing and kickboxing titles to her name.
In 2012 Hardy took the NYC Golden Gloves Featherweight
title and was awarded the honor of "Best Female Boxer
of the Tournament". Shortly after, Hardy and
Cormack together made the decision for her to fight
professionally. Hardy’s professional debut was in August
of 2012. In October 2013 she also won the Super
Bantamweight UBF Inter-Continental Title.
She is undefeated 9-0.
In between her training, Hardy also trains promising boxer and
kickboxers at Gleason’s Gym, New York City.
Heather is known for Bringing “The Heat” in the ring.
