BROOKLYN, N.Y. - s4story -- World championship boxing could welcome an unexpected royal presence on November 7, as Royal Princess Haya of the Royal House of Kanaani emerges as a potential VIP guest at the DAZN boxing event in Albuquerque, New Mexico.

Ranked No. 1 among Kanaani cats in the World Cat Federation (WCF) Best Cat 2026 Kitten/Junior breed standings following her remarkable international debut in Finland, Princess Haya could attend the WBA Interim Flyweight World Championship featuring Abraham Perez against Yankiel Rivera.

The possibility presents an extraordinary crossover between two very different worlds of international competition: the World Cat Federation and the World Boxing Association.

A Royal Princess Who Made History in Finland

In August 2026, Princess Haya made her international exhibition debut at the World Cat Federation show in Vantaa, Finland. After just one two-day exhibition, she reached the No. 1 position among Kanaani cats worldwide in the WCF Best Cat 2026 Kitten/Junior breed rankings.

Her mother, Queen Haifa of the Royal House of Kanaani, simultaneously reached the No. 1 position among adult Kanaani cats. Their achievement subsequently received record recognition and was registered in Ukraine's Unified Database of Ukrainian Records.

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The Kanaani preservation initiative and Royal House have received recognition for different achievements from five record organizations worldwide, including Official World Records, Noble World Records, Record Holders Republic, London Book of World Records, and Ukraine's Unified Database of Ukrainian Records.

Royalty Through Modesty: The Hasidic Spirit of Kanaani

Developed in Jerusalem during the 1990s, the exceptionally rare Kanaani breed is known for its natural, athletic appearance, short coat, and striking resemblance to the wild-looking cats of the Holy Land.

In the Talmud, Eruvin 100b, Rabbi Yochanan teaches that even without the giving of the Torah, humanity could have learned modesty from the cat.

The Royal House of Kanaani embraces this teaching through a philosophy inspired by Hasidic modesty, quiet dignity, and natural grace. Rather than displaying extravagant ornamentation, the Kanaani's understated appearance reflects a symbolic ideal of royalty expressed through simplicity and humility.

Its crown is modesty. Its royalty is dignity.

The Royal House also draws cultural inspiration from the magnificent throne of biblical King Solomon, described in ancient literary tradition as adorned with golden animal figures, including a golden cat.

From Royal Heritage to Championship Boxing

The November 7 event at Albuquerque's Kiva Auditorium will feature Abraham Perez defending his WBA Interim Flyweight World Championship against Puerto Rico's Yankiel Rivera, with the championship card scheduled to stream internationally on DAZN.

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International Boxing Hall of Fame broadcaster Teddy Atlas is also scheduled to join the commentary team.

The event's promoter, Dmitriy Salita of Salita Promotions, played an important role in facilitating early contacts that contributed to the modern American Kanaani preservation initiative led by Rabbi Mikhail Salita, founder of the World Kanaani Organization (TWKO) and Royal Custodian of the Royal House of Kanaani.

Princess Haya's potential appearance remains unconfirmed, but the prospect offers an unusual intersection of international sporting competition, rare-breed preservation, and the royal splendor associated with biblical King Solomon.

A No. 1-ranked WCF Kanaani princess attending a WBA championship event as a distinguished spectator could introduce this extraordinary royal heritage to an entirely new audience of boxing fans, sports personalities, and international supporters.

WCF Meets WBA: Where Championship Prestige Meets Royal Grace.

About World Kanaani Organization

The World Kanaani Organization (TWKO), founded by Rabbi Mikhail Salita, promotes the international preservation, documentation, research, and recognition of the exceptionally rare Jerusalem-born Kanaani breed and its symbolic Royal House.

Media Contact: World Kanaani Organization (TWKO), Rabbi Mikhail Salita, Founder & Royal Custodian, New York, USA.