US boxer Hannah Rapp struck and killed by driver while cycling in Texas, police say

A rising figure in American women's boxing has died in Texas. The Guardian reports that Hannah Rapp, who just last month fought for the World Boxing Council women's featherweight championship, was killed on Saturday while cycling, after a motorist struck her with his car. She was twenty-six. According to authorities, the Brazos county sheriff's office says investigators have arrested a thirty-one-year-old man, identified as Charles Medina, in connection with her death.

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