Hollie Dunaway embarked on her professional boxing career at 18, quickly earning recognition as WBAN's 2003 Busiest Rookie of the Year with an impressive 10 fights in a single year. At 19, she claimed her first world title and maintained an extraordinary record, averaging just one loss every two years. By 22, Hollie secured her second and third world titles in Budapest, Hungary. Over the next decade, she fearlessly competed across five weight divisions, challenging champions in their home countries six times and capturing a fourth world title at a higher weight.

After retiring from professional boxing, Hollie was honored with induction into the St. Louis Boxing Hall of Fame that same year. In October 2026, Hollie will be officially inducted into the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame. Hollie briefly ran her own boxing gym, where she coached a successful amateur team.  She has trained professional boxers and is soon set to release her own boxing programs for beginners and advanced fighters called Virtual Boxing University set to release before the end of 2026.

Beyond boxing, Hollie has showcased her athletic prowess in wrestling for shows and stunt videos.

Now residing in South Florida, Hollie shares her extensive boxing expertise through her social media platforms. In her free time, she finds solace in meditation, connecting with animals, immersing herself in nature, and playing meditative music on her Native American flutes and various other instruments.