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Garcia, who is 17 years her senior, has won her last four contests but has never fought in Britain before.<\/p>\n
“Experience is key but I’m the best I’ve ever been, looking really good in the gym, I’ve just been sparring with a two-time Olympian [Giordana Sorrentino] and I really believe it’s my time. I’m looking forward to proving that,” said Dolan.<\/p>\n
“It’s such a cool venue. I’m buzzing to be boxing there.”<\/p>\n
Norfolk has not had a world champion since Herbie Hide stopped American Michael Bentt in seven rounds at Millwall’s Den stadium 32 years ago.<\/p>\n
“The first ever female world champion from Norfolk, that’s crazy, isn’t it – it’s mad. I’m going to do it, I’m going to bring the belt back and then we’re all going to have a big party,” Dolan said.<\/p>\n
And how will she feel if she hears “and the new world champion is” spoken by the ring announcer after the final bell?<\/p>\n
“It will be very emotional for me, I get emotional just thinking about it,” she added.<\/p>\n
“It’s going to be a really big night. I’ve got to train really hard, as I always do and I’m sure I’ll be hearing those words.”<\/p>\n<\/div>\n