June 30, 2006 - Denver Coliseum,  in Denver, Colorado
Terri Cruz, 114.8, won an eight-round unanimous decision over Stephanie Dobbs, 111.5.  In another women's bout, Danielle Lanford stopped Selena Jordan, 1:55 of the third round of their super bantamweight bout. Source: Steve Maetas

June 30, 2006 - Margarita Mama’s, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
It was a sweet night for Natiata ‘Girliegirl’ Porter, when she won her second professional bout in as many attempts.
 What made it even sweeter for Porter was that she won it by a fourth round technical knockout, when she stopped a smaller Natoya Erwin, from Akron, Ohio. Erwin took every punch that Porter threw at her and landed a few punches of her own, which indicates she has a lot of heart and courage. With the win, Porter advances her record to 2-0; with her first win, coming by way of TKO.

June 30, 2006- Club Europe,  in Atlanta, Georgia
Melissa Hernandez, 134,  won by a six-round unanimous decision over Leora Jackson, 135. Final judges scores 60-54, all cards.   Final judges scores 60-54, all cards. Logged in Master Search
 
June 30, 2006, El Paso, Texas
Jill Emery won by a six-round unanimous decision over Victoria Cisneros.

June 29, 2006 - American Airlines Arena, in Miami, FL Stacey "Stay-Lo" Reile, 122,  of Miami, stopped Lakeysha Williams, 123, of Philadelphia, PA, 1:59 seconds of the third round by TKO.  The fight was scheduled for six rounds.
Logged in Master Search

June 24, 2006 in Columbus, Ohio
On a "Fists of Fury" card, promoted by Mike Powers of Powers Championship Boxing, Gigi Jackson, 272,  won by SD4 over Missy Fields, 220, pro debut.  Logged in Master Search

 

June 24, 2006 - in Columba, South Carolina
Karla "Sweat" Mazone, 166,  won by TKO2 over Karen Brown, 169, pro debut. Logged in Master Search

 

June 24, 2006 in Guerrero, Mexico
Martha Rojo and Lucile Morales, pro debut,  fought to a four-round draw.  Logged in Master Search

 

June 24, 2006 - in Wilson, North Carolina, Ohio
Yolanda Fagan, pro debut, won by TKO1 over Tomasina Allen.  Logged in Master Search

 

June 24, 2006 - in Vinnie Jazero, Slovakia
Monica Herzilla won by a four-round unanimous decision over Jarka Blahova.  Logged in Master Search

 

June 24, 2006 - Sky Ute Casino, in Ignacio, Colorado
Layla McCarter, of Las Vegas, won a fifth round stoppage (TKO) when Shadina Pennybaker failed to come out for the sixth round, retiring at the end of the fifth round.  According to news sources, McCarter was too fast and skillful for Pennybaker.  In a second women's bout, national amateur champion Stella Nijhof  made her pro debut , winning a four-round unanimous decision over  Elizabeth Monge. Final judges scores were 40-36 on all cards.   Logged in Master Search

 

June 23, 2006 Edmonton, Canada
Jelena Mrdjenovich, 133, defeated Mia St. John, 134, by 10-round unanimous decision, in a title bout.  Final judges scores were 97-93, 97-93, and 99-92.   Jeannine Garside, 121, and Lisa Brown, 121 had a 10-round majority draw.  Final Judges scores were 95-95, 95-95, and 96-94 for Brown. 

June 23, 2006 - Edmonton, Alberta, Canada
Cora Sipe won by UD4 over Wendy Roy, pro debut.
Logged in Master Search
 

June 23, 2006 in La Spezia, Italy
Alessandra Rustici won a four-round unanimous decision over Eva Ott.  Logged in Master Search
 

June 20, 2006 in Calabasas, California
Lizette Medel won by MD4 over Crystal Morales.

 

June 17, 2006 -Joel Coliseum Annex, Winston-Salem, North Carolina, promoted by Ring of Dreams
Ijeoma Egbunine, 169,  KO’d Aasa Sandell, 166.5,  in the second round of a scheduled eight round bout. Sandell was knocked down three times,  and in the third knockdown, she was counted out by KO. In another women’s bout, Veronica Rucker won a six-round unanimous decision over Xinthia Jones. Logged in Master Search
 

June 17, 2006 in Riga, Latvia
Olga Bojare, pro debut, and Irina Peliha, pro debut, fought to a four-round draw.  Logged in Master Search
 

June 16, 2006 - Westshore Doubletree Hotel, in Tampa Bay, Florida
Featherweight Jenna Shivers, won a four-round unanimous decision over Ashlyn Johnson.  Shivers is now 2-1-1 (0KO).  Johnson is 1-4-0.  The card was promoted by One Punch Productions. Logged in Master Search

 

June 16, 2006 in Buzau, Romania
 Flora Lihet won a six-round decision over Galina Gumliiska.  Logged in Master Search

June 16, 2006 - Wild Bills, Duluth, Georgia
Lorissa "Cheetah" Rivas, 138½, of Las Vegas, Nevada, won her pro debut by a TKO in the first round (ref stopped the fight) over pro debuter Shelly Brazil, 140, of South Carolina. The junior welterweight was scheduled for four rounds on the undercard.  Promoted by Dana Pitcher. Logged in Master Search

 

June 15, 2006 - Petrotrin Complex, Fyzabad, Trinidad and Tobago
Gisselle Salandy won by KO3 Mandilla (Manela) Daniel in a scheduled six round bout. This was a rematch for the two. According to news sources, they said the following: "as expected, completed an easy third-round victory over Guyana’s Manela Daniels." Logged in Master Search
 

June 15, 2006 -Seven Feathers Hotel & Casino Resort, in Canyonville, Oregon
In the main event, Kelsey Jeffries, 122, Gilroy, CA, and Melissa Hernandez, 124.5, New York, NY,  fought to a split draw. One judge gave it to Jeffries, one to Hernandez, and one saw it as a draw. The three judges scored 95-93 for
Jeffries, 96-94 for Hernandez and 95-95 as a draw .  Also, in another women's bout, Molly McConnell and Victoria Cisneros fought to a "no contest" when in the 1:13 seconds of first round, McConnell suffered an accidental headbutt that opened a large cut over her loeft eye. The ringside physician stopped the fight. McConnell required stitches for the injury. Logged in Master Search
 

June 10, 2006 - Isleta Casino, SE Albuquerque, New Mexico  in front of a sold-out crowd, Holly Holm, 145 ¼, of Albuquerque, NM, won a 10-round unanimous decision over last-minute opponent Angelica Martinez, 147. Holm won the vacant WBA World welterweight belt. Holm was supposed to fight Lisa Holewyne, and the promo poster reflected that match. Just a couple of days before the fight, Holewyne "skipped" out of town, due to a family emergency, and left the promoter with no opponent.  WBAN could understand a "family emergency" but to not call the promoter with some kind of update, and leave phone calls unanswered (WBAN even tried to call her) was uncalled for and unprofessional. Warrior Martinez, who had been wanting a long-awaited rematch with Holm, stepped in for Holewyne with virtually NO preparation time for this title bout. The fight was a battle between the two---and in WBAN's opinion even before Martinez took the fight, would be a much more competitive bout (Martinez vs. Holm) than with Holewyne.  Holm and Martinez did not disappoint!  The two fought for 10 hard rounds, with Holm winning by all scorecards of 98-92.  In a second women's bout on the undercard, Albuquerque’s Sarah Perches,  121, made it a short night with a TKO over Lisa Wittle, 40 seconds into the first round.  On ringside coverage -Chris Cozzone of NewMexicoBoxing.com he wrote a great story with photos!

 

June 10, 2006 in Luce, France
Melinda Cooper won a six-round decision over Daniela David. Logged in Master Search

 

June 10, 2006 - Majestic Valley Arena, in Kalispell, Montana,  and promoted by Club Boxing
Local favorite, Shelley Burton, 157.4, fought to a 10-round draw against Dakota Stone, 159, of Seattle, Washington. The two were fighting for the vacant NABF title. In what was described as the fight of the night, Burton and Stone did women's boxing proud as the two battled to the draw.  Promoter Bob Le Coure made history when he put this first-ever world title bout on an event in Montana.

 

June 10, 2006 - Madison Square Garden, New York, NY
In front of 14,000 plus boxing fans, at the Madison Square Garden, in New York City, NY, Noriko Kariya, 117, of Toronto, Canada, stopped her opponent, Kerri Hill, 118, 1:07 seconds, in the third round of a scheduled six-round bantamweight bout on the undercard. Kariya improved her record to 4-1-1 (1KO), with Hill remaining winless with a 0-4-0 record.  From the opening bell, Kariya controlled the outcome of the bout, throwing slick and much faster combinations, having a devastating affect on the inside of Hill. In the third round, Kariya was clearly dominating Hill, throwing a barrage of combinations, when Hill did not respond, the ref stopped the match.  source: K. Davis   Logged in Master Search

 

June 10, 2006 - Tokyo, Japan
Rie Fujimoto W-MD10 Kazumi Izaki; Fujimoto wins JWBC Flyweight Title; -Tsubasa Maedo TKO2 Bison Miho; Kumiko Nishida W-UD6 Marika Watanabe.

Logged in Master Search
 

June 9, 2006 - Basketball Federation Colisseum of Salvador, Jujuy, Argentina
Patricia "Leona" Quirico (Argentina) won a 10-round unanimous decison over Renata Ferreira da Silva (Brazil). Quirico won the UBC World Super Bantamweight title.
 

June 9, 2006 -  Southport, Australia
Sharon Anyos defeated Konsuay Deksukhothai  by TKO, 49 seconds into the fourth round of a scheduled eight round non title bout. Logged in Master Search

 

June 9, 2006 -  Houston, Texas
In a outstanding performance, Vanessa Juarez, 118, of Texas, won her pro debut over Lucy Maria Contreras, 116 3/4.  Final judges scores on all cards were 40-36.  The fight was televised on Telefutura on Solo Boxeo. The commentators said that Juarez was the best fighter on the whole card, and that she was a very technical fighter. They also said that women's boxing is not the same as it use to be, and that Juarez fights better, and is a more aggressive than most male fighters.  The crowd gave this fight a standing ovation. Copyrighted photos courtesy of J & P Photography.  Logged in Master Search

 

June 9, 2006 in Cavite, Philippines
Eue Jung Kim, pro debut, won by an eight-round unanimous decision over Elsie Quizon, pro debut.  Logged in Master Search

 

June 7, 2006 in Nezahualcoyoti, Mexico
Esmeralda Moreno won by TKO6 over Mayela Perez. The bout was scheduled for six rounds. Logged in Master Search

 

June 3, 2006 -  Auburn Hills, Michigan
Mary Jo Sanders, 151.5,  won the WIBA World Junior Middleweight title when she defeated Tricia Turton, 151, by a 10-round unanimous decision. Final judges scores were 100-90.  Logged in Master Search
 

June 3, 2006 in Tiszaliget, Hungary
Bettina Csabi won a six-round unanimous decision over Oksana Romanova.  Logged in Master Search
 

June 3, 2006 - Lansing, Michigan
Sandy Tsagouris won a four-round unanimous decision over Leanne Villareal. 40-36 on all scorecards.

June 2, 2006 in Potsdam, Germany
Jasmin Oflas, pro debut, and Miroslava Durinova fought to a four-round draw. Logged in Master Search

 

June 2, 2006 in Santa Ynez, California
Demi Nguyen won a four-round majority decision over Danielle Christiansen.

 

June 2, 2006 – First day of Pan American Championships – Buenos Aires, Argentina  (Release by Julie Goldsticker)
Flyweight Cheryl Houlihan (Norton, Mass.) and light welterweight Elizabeth Quevedo (Southgate, Calif.) both recorded victories in their bouts on Friday at the 2006 Pan American Championships in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Houlihan enjoyed success at the 2005 Continental Championships in Argentina and she continued her winning streak on Friday in her contest with Brazil’s Paula D. Santos. Houlihan grabbed a 13-10 win over Santos in her first bout of the event to move on in Pan Am competition.  Four-time national champion Elizabeth Quevedo (Southgate, Calif.) took immediate control of her bout with Fernando Caiado of Brazil. Quevedo’s skill and experience pushed her to a stoppage in the early in the first round of boxing to give Quevedo the victory and Team USA its fifth win of the tournament.  Featherweight Ronica Jeffrey (Brooklyn, N.Y.) took on 2005 World Championships bronze medalist Sandra Bizier of Canada in her first major international bout. Jeffery put forth an outstanding performance, but fell just short, dropping a 9-8 decision in the contest. Welterweight Lisa Kuronya (Portland, Maine) also faced a tough challenge in her first international bout, battling 2005 World Champion Mary Spencer of Canada. Kuronya suffered a second round stoppage loss due her 15-point deficit. Pinweight Colleen Loo (Mililani, Hawaii) also dropped her first bout of the tournament, losing an 18-2 decision of Yazmin Altragracia Pena of the Dominican Republic. Saturday will be on an off day before four U.S. boxers take the ring on Sunday. Light bantamweight Sacred Downing (Trenton, N.J.) and lightweight Carrie Barry (Nashville, Tenn.) will compete for the first time on Sunday, facing off with Loren Capecce of Brazil and Ana Chuni of Ecuador respectively. Bantamweight Emily Klinefelter (Iowa City, Iowa) and light middleweight Akima Stocks (South Orange, N.J.) will both box for their second victory on Sunday with Klinefelter facing Adawilky Lopez of the Dominican Republic and Stocks challenging 2005 World Championships silver medalist Arian Fortin of Canada.  USA Boxing, as the national governing body for Olympic-style boxing, is the United States’ member organization of the International Amateur Boxing Association (AIBA) and a member of the United States Olympic Committee (USOC). 

 

June 1, 2006 – First day of Pan American Championships – Buenos Aires, Argentina-- Three United States women fought undefeated on first day of championships.  Bantamweight Emily Klinefelter (Iowa City, Iowa) vs. Leonoro Loria of Ecuador. According to the report of USA Boxing,  Klinefelter piled on the points in the first round of boxing to build up a 15-point advantage and the win the bout on a stoppage due to the 15-point rule. Also, light middleweight Akima Stocks (South Orange, N.J.) stopped Pamela Cevallos of Ecuador in the first round.  Lastly, Middleweight Franchon Crews (Baltimore, Md.) stopped Canada’s Maude Bergeron in the second round.