In the full interview available here, Worthington opens up about her faith-driven approach to life and boxing, her excitement for returning to Michigan—her “second home”—and how she stays focused as one of the sport’s most promising young talents.

“This fight is more than just a stepping stone,” says Worthington. “It’s part of the purpose God laid on my heart. Being on Claressa’s card again, especially in Flint, means everything. I’m coming to make a statement—not just in the ring, but as a woman of faith.”

Already undefeated and known for her explosive style and strong convictions, Worthington (11-0, 7 KOs) continues to turn heads in the junior welterweight division. Her February 2 bout marks her second time competing in Michigan, and she expresses deep gratitude for the support she’s received from local fans and boxing legends alike.

She also shared insights on:

• Mindset and preparation leading into the Masiokaite bout
• The impact of Claressa Shields on her career
• How her faith anchors her through the challenges of the sport
• Why she believes she’s destined for championship greatness

As the countdown to fight night begins, Worthington’s message is clear: she’s here with purpose, power, and “The Heat.”

Catch the full interview on YouTube now, and don’t miss Samantha Worthington in action February 2 on DAZN PPV, live from Flint, Michigan.

Watch live on DAZN. Claressa Shields vs. Danielle Perkins — with Samantha “The Heat” Worthington on the undercard.

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