Virginia "Ginny" Fuchs (conceived March 9, 1988) is an American flyweight fighter and southpaw from Houston, Texas. 

Early life and instruction 

Fuchs was conceived in Houston, Texas. Fuchs got intrigued by sports at a youthful age and played soccer, softball, and ball as a youngster. She went to Episcopal High School where she ran track and cross-country.

Her athletic capacities earned her a greeting for a stroll on spot on the track and cross-country group at Louisiana State University. Fuchs moved on from LSU in 2011 with a four-year college education in kinesiology. 

Boxing profession 

Fuchs originally took a stab at boxing her sophomore year of school to remain fit as a fiddle for cross-country. After a mentor checked out her, she devoted her concentration to confining 2008. She prepared for a year before her first battle, which she won.

She started to contend at the state level and won three Louisiana state Golden Gloves, and later won a national Golden Gloves title in 2015. Fuchs is a finalist for the US National Tournament for 2013, 2014, and 2015.

At the point when it was declared that ladies' boxing would be added to the 2012 Summer Olympics, Fuchs pursued for a spot on the USA Boxing crew, however American flyweight fighter and Olympic medalist Marlen Esparza got the main flyweight position. Fuchs completed fourth at the Olympic Test Event. 

Fuchs prepared for the following Olympic Test Event at Baby Bull Boxing Academy, established by American expert fighter Juan Diaz in Houston, Texas. 

In October 2015, she confronted and crushed Esparza in the Olympic Test Event for the USA Boxing flyweight spot for the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Fuchs has additionally crushed Olympic medalist and five-time best on the planet, Mary Kom of India. Fuchs won gold at the Olympic Trials Test Event.

Fuchs completed in the third spot at the 2016 American Qualification Event for AIBA.

Fuchs won first in the 2016 USA Boxing Nationals vanquishing Marlene Esparza for the third consecutive time with a consistent 5-0 choice. 

Impacts 

Fuchs refers to Olympian and sprinter Steve Prefontaine as a motivation for her athletic career.

She has additionally gotten guidance from proficient fighter Oscar De La Hoya.

Medications 

U.S. Olympic fighter Virginia Fuchs has had a bombed drug test cleared in the wake of accusing engaging in sexual relations with her beau. 

The United States Anti-Doping Agency (Usada) verified that her example, which contained two prohibited substances (letrozole metabolite and GW1516 metabolites), was transmitted through intercourse. 

The 32-year-old flyweight's example, which negates World Anti-Doping Agency (Wada) runs on restricted substances, was removed at a from rivalry pee test on 13 February. 

"The low measures of letrozole metabolite and GW1516 metabolites distinguished in her example were predictable with ongoing presentation to the substances through sexual transmission," the USADA said it had decided in its examination. 

The counter doping body said Fuchs' accomplice had been utilizing restorative portions of the two substances and that Fuchs bore no issue or carelessness for the unfavorable finding and would in this way not be prohibited. 

"We emphatically accept this case and others like it, including meat defilement and physician endorsed medicine tainting cases ought to be viewed as no infringement," USADA boss Travis Tygart said. 

Fuchs barely passed up meeting all requirements for the Rio Olympics in 2016 and has now focused on the following year's deferred Tokyo Games. 

"This has been a tremendous exercise for me and now that is finished, I'm completely centered around getting ready for Tokyo," she composed on Twitter. 

The typical discipline for the utilization of prohibited substances is a four-year restriction from all WADA-consistent games. 

In 2017, USADA permitted center separation sprinter Ajee Wilson off without a suspension, reasoning that hints of an anabolic operator in her example had originated from debased hamburger.