Their first fight ended in a draw. On Sunday, November 8, Nat "No Love" Dove and Nayeli Rodriguez run it back — 8 rounds, flyweight, on the prelims at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas, ahead of Alycia Baumgardner vs Elif Nur Turhan for the IBF lightweight title.
Dove is a 15x US national champion, 8-0-1. Rodriguez is 7-2-1. They drew on Most Valuable Prospects 12 in May 2025, and neither woman settled anything that night. A rematch like this is not won in round 1. It is won late, when both fighters are tired, and it is won in the 60 seconds between rounds.
That is what the Breathletics 3-2-1 Corner Reset is for. It is the between-rounds fix: the breath you get back under control in the corner, so you walk out for the next round composed instead of still gassed from the last one. Fights are not only decided by what a fighter throws. They are decided by what a fighter recovers — and recovery happens between rounds, not during them.
That is the Breathletics system in one fight: measure it, then reset with it. The Breathletics Test — 3 minutes to start, 5 minutes standard — shows what happens when CO2 builds, hold after hold, the way late rounds feel. The Breathletics 3-2-1 Corner Reset is what you do with that breath when the bell gives you 60 seconds. Test it. Reset with it. Test it again, and watch the number drop.
Rules, no exceptions: the Test is seated and supervised, on a non-workout day — never on a training day. Stop if dizzy or unwell. Never do breathwork while driving or in water, and no holds while fighting, sparring, or rolling.
Fighters: the boxing program is at breathletics.net/boxing — Private Zoom Boxing Coaching, 3x 45-min, $250. BELLES takes 10% off, and it ends Sunday, November 8 at 11:59 PM. The $29.99 digital program is still dropping soon, not on sale yet.
Turn your breath into a weapon.
