Vaia Zaganas (born May 22, 1975) is a Canadian boxer from Burnaby, British Columbia. "Vicious" Vaia Zaganas is possibly the most accomplished female boxer to ever come out of Canada. After discovering the sport at an early age, she went on to win the gold medal at the Canadian National Championships in 1998. As part of Canada’s National team, Zaganas compiled an impressive record of 36-4, winning fights all over Canada, the United States and Europe.

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  • Vaia Zaganas (born May 22, 1975) is a Canadian boxer from Burnaby, British Columbia. "Vicious" Vaia Zaganas is possibly the most accomplished female boxer to ever come out of Canada. After discovering the sport at an early age, she went on to win the gold medal at the Canadian National Championships in 1998. As part of Canada’s National team, Zaganas compiled an impressive record of 36-4, winning fights all over Canada, the United States and Europe. Other highlights of her amateur career include winning a second national title, twice winning gold at the U.S.A. vs Canada dual meet, twice winning gold at the U.S. national Blue and Gold event and being named “Most Outstanding Boxer” of the tournament. In 2000, she won Canada’s “Rookie of The Year” award for best performance in international competition, male or female. Before turning professional, Vaia was ranked number one in the world by AIBA in her weight division. Vaia moved to Las Vegas, Nevada later that year to pursue a professional boxing career. Her success in the ring continued, as she won the IFBA Straw-weight World Championship in 2002 and the NABF light-flyweight World Championship in 2004. Considered one of the best pound-for-pound boxers in the world, Zaganas now has an overall professional record of 16-3 with 6 KO’s. Vaia returned to Vancouver in 2008 and is currently teaching boxing at her gym, Sparta Boxing and Fitness.
  • ヴァイア・アン・ザガナス（Vaia Anne Zaganas、1975年5月22日 - ）は、カナダの元女子プロボクサーである。ブリティッシュコロンビア州バーナビー出身。世界ボクシング協会（WBA）が認定する初の女子世界王者。
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  • Vaia Zaganas (born May 22, 1975) is a Canadian boxer from Burnaby, British Columbia. "Vicious" Vaia Zaganas is possibly the most accomplished female boxer to ever come out of Canada. After discovering the sport at an early age, she went on to win the gold medal at the Canadian National Championships in 1998. As part of Canada’s National team, Zaganas compiled an impressive record of 36-4, winning fights all over Canada, the United States and Europe.
  • ヴァイア・アン・ザガナス（Vaia Anne Zaganas、1975年5月22日 - ）は、カナダの元女子プロボクサーである。ブリティッシュコロンビア州バーナビー出身。世界ボクシング協会（WBA）が認定する初の女子世界王者。
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