Kathia Vega <\/a>sat down with Boultier to find out how she balances so many work projects during such a busy time on the calendar.<\/p>\nKV: Hi Lauren, you\u2019ll be working Zayas\/Ennis fight this weekend for DAZN. How are you feeling leading up to the fight?<\/p>\n
LBB: This is a huge week for boxing. I am feeling extremely excited. We have Zayas vs. Boots on Saturday night at Barclays Center in New York. I\u2019m going to be hosting. I\u2019m going to be on the floor in the locker rooms, interviewing with the fighters, and it\u2019s going to be an electric fight. So I\u2019m very much looking forward to it. And in New York City, of course.<\/p>\n
What do you think makes the Zayas\/Ennis fight so compelling?<\/p>\n
This is definitely going to be a monumental fight for them. This is two undefeated fighters who both have a lot to lose, right? So you have Zayas on one hand, who is the younger unified champion. He\u2019s polished, he\u2019s disciplined, and he is technically sharp. And then you have Boots, who is, I think, more of a naturally gifted, more dangerous fighter. So it\u2019s really hard to say. It\u2019s going to be an incredible fight between these two. I don\u2019t know, I\u2019m not going to pick a prospect, but I would say that if anybody, I\u2019m leaning towards Boots. But I think that Zayas is talented enough to really, really make him work for it.<\/p>\n
I\u2019m curious how do you prepare to host these major boxing events?<\/p>\n
Well, I think it comes down to just knowing your stuff, right? So I do the research. I know the stats. I know the history. I know the fan predictions. I know the storylines. And that type of preparation is what helps earn the trust of not only the fighters, but of the audience.<\/p>\n
You\u2019re a multi-talented businesswoman who hosts combat sports events, but you also have a background in biochemistry. What led you to combat sports? What led you to hosting events?<\/p>\n
I wear a lot of hats. Yeah, I\u2019m an entrepreneur. I got cum laude honors degree in biochemistry in college, and I was going to go into the medical field, fell in love with creator work, and just the creativity that comes with that. So I have been doing that for a long time. I built my audience of 2 million across my platforms, and I do AI education, but I also wanted to use the biochem degree\u2026 So I formulated the first-ever NAD+ electrolyte powder that\u2019s drinkable, and I founded my company, Hydra Powder. So I get to marry the two and, you know, share it with my audience first. And then, with the hosting and just being comfortable to talk on camera, DAZN reached out to me. I\u2019ve always been a boxing fan. I\u2019ve seen Tyson, I\u2019ve seen Mayweather. And so when they came to me after they saw my work, just with other hosting things. They\u2019re like, hey, you want to be a part of this? It was a very easy yes.<\/p>\n
Was it your vision to connect your brand with sports and the stuff that your doing as a host?\u201d<\/p>\n
It was. I knew that I wanted to marry all of my worlds together, right? So like I said, I wear a lot of hats. I am a creator on this side, then an AI educator, then a founder, then a host and boxing correspondent. So, marrying all the parts of your life just adds a nice synergy. And I knew that any type of athlete I would encounter, or even just regular professionals I\u2019m encountering, and the tech founders I\u2019m talking to at these AI conferences, everybody needs that hydration, everybody needs the boost. So it\u2019s definitely been good being able to help utilize my product across the board.<\/p>\n
You said you\u2019re an AI educator. What does that entail?<\/p>\n
What I do is take AI tools and make them digestible for people. So I know this software in and out. I use it all the time. I\u2019ve been on top of it for many years. And then I present it to the audience, where they can pick and choose what tools they want to use to help build, learn, create, whatever it is. I think AI is incredibly helpful, and everyone should experiment with it in whatever capacity they feel comfortable with. But at the end of the day, AI is only as good as the human who is operating it. So it\u2019s just up to the individual.<\/p>\n
What advice can you give women who see you as a role model, who want to build a brand, work, and do all those things at the same time?\u00a0<\/p>\n
I would say if you can manage your time efficiently, the world is your oyster. You can do absolutely anything and everything. You can do something over here, then you can do something that\u2019s completely unrelated. As long as you can manage your time and give yourself to each project, then why not try it all? You\u2019re going to miss the shot if you don\u2019t take it. So take a swing at it.<\/p>\n
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