Tiara Brown Biography: Awards, Net Worth, Age, Nationality, Children, Parents, Wikipedia

Tiara Brown is an American professional boxer and WBC female featherweight champion, known as “The Dark Menace” for her aggressive style.

A former police officer and 2012 World Championship gold medalist, she won the WBC title in 2025 by defeating Skye Nicolson, inspiring her Fort Myers community with her grit and dedication.

Profile

• Full Name: Tiara Brown
• Stage Name: Tiara “The Dark Menace” Brown
• Born: June 1, 1988
• Age: 37 years old
• Birthplace: Fort Myers, Florida, United States
• Nationality: American
• Occupation: Professional Boxer, Boxing Coach, Former Police Officer
• Height: 5 feet 7 inches (170 cm)
• Religion: Christianity
• Parents: Mr. Brown and Mrs. Brown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: None
• Children: None
• Relationship: Single
• Net Worth: $500,000 to $2 million

Early Life & Education

Tiara Brown was born on June 1, 1988, in Fort Myers, Florida, USA. She grew up with her parents, Mr. Brown and Mrs. Brown, but their names are not publicly known.

No information is available about her siblings. Tiara is of American nationality and African-American ethnicity.

She follows Christianity, which she credits for guiding her through challenges, as noted in her 2025 DAZN interview. At 13, she started boxing at the Fort Myers Police Athletic League (PAL), finding a passion that shaped her life.

Her tough hometown roots and American spirit drove her to overcome obstacles and chase her dreams in the ring.

Tiara attended Fort Myers High School, where she excelled as a three-sport athlete in cross country, track, and boxing.

She graduated from Columbus State University in Georgia with a degree in criminal justice, earning a scholarship in cross-country and track.

Her education supported her career as a police officer before she focused on boxing full-time.

Career

Tiara Brown began boxing at 13 with the Fort Myers PAL, quickly showing talent. As an amateur, she joined the USA Boxing National Team in 2009, ranking #2 at 132 lbs.

In 2010, she placed second at the USA National Championships. In 2012, she won gold at the AIBA Women’s World Championships at 125 lbs and the USA National Championship, plus gold at the Pan American Games, ranking #1 in her weight class on the continent. She competed in the 2012 and 2016 Olympic Trials but missed the team both times.

She turned pro in September 2016, debuting with a first-round knockout against Khadija Sanders in Washington, D.C. Signing with DiBella Entertainment in 2018, she built an undefeated record, reaching 19-0 with 11 knockouts by 2025.

Her biggest win came on March 22, 2025, defeating Skye Nicolson in Sydney, Australia, by split decision (97-93, 96-94, 94-96) to claim the WBC female featherweight title, a fight she called the culmination of “20-plus years” of hard work. Tiara adapted her orthodox style to counter Nicolson’s southpaw stance, a strategy honed with coaches Ernesto Rodriguez and Roger Taylor.

Now a boxing coach at Fort Myers PAL, she mentors youth and plans to open her own gym. With a potential IBF title fight on the horizon, Tiara remains a proud American champion.

Awards & Nominations

• 2009: USA Boxing National Team, #2 at 132 lbs
• 2010: USA National Championships, 132 lbs (Silver)
• 2012: AIBA Women’s World Championships, 125 lbs (Gold)
• 2012: USA National Championships, 125 lbs (Gold)
• 2012: Pan American Games, 125 lbs (Gold)
• 2014: USA Boxing National Champion, 125 lbs
• 2014: World Championships, 125 lbs (Bronze)
• 2015: USA Boxing National Champion, 125 lbs
• 2018: Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Officer of the Year
• 2025: WBC Female Featherweight World Title

Social Media

• Instagram handle: @tiarabrownboxing
• Facebook: Tiara Brown

Personal Life

Tiara Brown, 37, lives in Fort Myers, Florida, and is single, focusing on her boxing career and community work.

She stands at 5 feet 7 inches and trains with coaches Ernesto Rodriguez and Roger Taylor. A former police officer with the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan Police Department (2015-2020) and Fort Myers Police Department, she left policing in 2020 after facing friction post-George Floyd’s death.

Net Worth

Tiara Brown’s net worth is estimated at $500,000 to $2 million.

Her income comes from fight purses, sponsorships with DiBella Entertainment and Overtime Boxing, and coaching.

Her 2025 WBC title win boosted her earnings, though women’s boxing purses remain smaller than men’s.

Her community work, such as funding scholarships, reflects her commitment to using her personal wealth for the greater good.