American boxer Hannah Rapp, 26, died after being struck by a vehicle while cycling in Brazos County, Texas.The incident occurred just weeks after she challenged for the WBC women's featherweight title.Authorities arrested a 31-year-old man, Charles Medina, who allegedly reversed his car and hit Rapp.Emergency responders treated her at the scene before she was rushed to hospital, where she later succumbed to her injuries.Rapp, from Indiana, moved to Texas in 2024 to advance her career and was considered one of women's boxing's brightest prospects.She had an unbeaten record with eight wins and one draw, earning regional and world title shots.Her fight against Tiara Brown for the WBC title ended in a loss, but her determination earned praise.The boxing community mourns her death, with many calling it a tragic end to a promising career.Investigations into the crash continue, and Medina faces homicide charges.The incident highlights the dangers of road accidents and the impact of such tragedies on athletes' families and fans.