ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — New Mexico’s rising boxing standout Kat Lindenmuth is officially back in action — and back on the international stage. The Bosque Farms native will travel overseas to capture the WBA World Female Super Flyweight Title against Australia’s Linn Sandstrom on May 16 in Copenhagen, Denmark.
For Lindenmuth, the fight represents more than just another title defense. It’s a chance to continue building her global reputation while carrying the momentum of her growing career beyond U.S. borders.
A New Mexico Fighter Making Global Noise
Fighting out of Bosque Farms, Lindenmuth has steadily emerged as one of the most promising names in women’s boxing. Known for her high work rate, technical precision, and relentless pace, she has built a reputation as a disciplined and adaptable fighter.
Her ability to fight effectively at range while mixing in aggressive combinations has made her a difficult puzzle for opponents. More importantly, she has shown a willingness to take on challenges away from home — something that separates contenders from champions.
Now holding the WBA Gold strap, Lindenmuth is knocking on the door of full world title contention, with each performance bringing her closer to that elite tier.
The Challenge: Australia’s Linn Sandstrom
Standing across the ring will be Linn Sandstrom, an Australian fighter hungry to claim gold on a big stage.
Sandstrom enters the matchup as a dangerous and determined challenger, known for her physical style and willingness to push the pace. Fighters coming from Australia’s competitive boxing scene are often battle-tested, and Sandstrom is no exception.
For her, this bout is a career-defining opportunity — a chance to capture a recognized title and make a statement in the flyweight division.
Fighting Abroad: A True Champion’s Test
Competing overseas always presents unique challenges: unfamiliar environments, travel fatigue, and often hostile crowds. For Lindenmuth, heading to Copenhagen adds another layer of difficulty — but also opportunity.
Winning abroad is often seen as a defining moment in a fighter’s career. It proves adaptability, mental toughness, and the ability to perform under pressure.
For Lindenmuth, a victory in Denmark would not only defend her title but also solidify her standing as a legitimate force on the international stage.
What’s at Stake
With the WBA Gold Flyweight Title on the line, both fighters have everything to gain:
- Kat Lindenmuth: Continue her rise toward a full WBA world title shot and expand her international profile
- Linn Sandstrom: Score a breakout win and capture her biggest career achievement
In a division loaded with talent, every title defense carries major implications.
Momentum in the Flyweight Division
The women’s flyweight division continues to gain global attention, with champions and contenders emerging from all corners of the world. Fighters like Lindenmuth are helping drive that momentum, bringing new markets and new audiences into the spotlight.
A strong performance in Copenhagen could position Lindenmuth for even bigger opportunities — including potential unification bouts or higher-profile matchups later this year.
Final Thoughts
As Kat Lindenmuth prepares to step into the ring in Denmark, she carries the pride of her hometown and the momentum of a fighter on the rise.
Facing a determined challenger in Linn Sandstrom, the stage is set for a high-stakes international showdown that could shape the future of the flyweight division.

Roberto Villa is the CEO, Founder, Executive Writer, and Senior Editor of FightBook MMA. Has a passion for Combat Sports and is also a podcast host for Sitting Ringside. He’s also a former MMA fighter and Kickboxer. He’s also the main photographer for the 4CornersMafia Car Club.
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