Honor Grace Morales

Honor Grace Morales (Born November 17, 1996) is a Latin American Boxer hailing from San Isidro, Buenos Aries, Argentina, specializing in Muy Thai kickboxing. She is best known for taking third place all around in the AIBA Junior World Boxing Championships at the age of sixteen. At age eighteen she announced her move to competing on a professional level. In 2017 she made a public statement to show her slow transition towards the world of Mixed Martial Arts training in conjunction with her current pro status in the International Women's Boxing Association.

Career History
Honor first appeared on the amateur circuit in 2006 at the WKA World Championship amateur youth division held in Spain that year, where she competed in her first tournament at the age of ten. While she failed to take home a prize that year, the event was enough to put her name on the local map. In the years following, her name was rarely missing from small tournaments and competitions through South America where she competed for both medals and purses. Her name gained a larger recognition after taking third place in the AIBA Junior World Boxing Championships in 2013.

Personal Life
In 2015 Honor chose to part ways with her long time manager and father, Jose Alberto Morales II, stating professional differences. Following the split, she relocated to Bluewater, California in order to further pursue her professional goals. She has since obtained new management and continues to appear on tournament listings around North America. In a recent interview on her intentions for the future, she is quoted as having said: "The Olympics have always been a dream."

Facts
Honor is the daughter of Valindra Gabriel Rios former ballerina with the Monterrath Otegui Compania of Argentina.