(MAR 1) Last night at the Centro De Convenciones in Baja California, Mexico, Melissa "Mighty" McMorrow, 112, now 10-5-3 (1KO), of San Francisco, California, won by a ten-round split decision over the previous undefeated boxer Kenia Enriquez, 13-1-0 (6KO), 109½, of Tijuana, Mexico. McMorrow won the WBO Flyweight world title. Final judges scores were 97-93 and 98-92 for McMorrow, and 96-94 for Enriquez.

McMorrow, again braved it to go into Mexico to again fight for yet another world title. She had previously won the WBO Flyweight title in 2012 when she first defeated Susi Kentikian, and then successfully defended the title that same year when she fought Yahaira Martinez and then, in 2013 against successfully defending her title against Nadia Raoui. All of these WBO title fights took place out of venue for McMorrow, fighting twice in Germany, and once in Florida.

According to ringside observers, McMorrow pressed the action from the opening round, keeping the action in close and putting continual pressure on Enriquez.

In a second bout on the card, WBC-WBA super bantamweight champion, Jackie Nava, 122, of Tijuana, Mexico, scored a sixth round TKO (1:22) over Mayra Gomez, 122, of Neuquen, Argentina. Nava was defending her WBC/WBA titles in this ten rounder.