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"Clash of the Champions" Boxing Card featured Three Women's bouts!
Story by Terri Moss
May 31,  2011

     
   
   
   
   

(MAY 31) On Saturday night in the "Clash of the Champions" boxing card, and promoted by Brisco Promotions in Association with Golden Girl Promotions, they featured three women's bouts on the card.

The venue for the boxing show was at the Active Sports Academy, in Stone Mountain, Georgia.
In the main event in a six-rounder, Ljeoma "The Praise" Euginine won an unanimous decision over Gwendolyn "Stealth Bomber" O’Neill.
 Terri Moss told WBAN, “Ijeoma won impressively having a shut out on one judges card and one judge giving one round to Gwendolyn and another giving Gwendolyn two rounds, but Ijeoma dominated the whole fight having the cleaner and much more powerful shots. Her jab and straight rights scored the most, but she did score some heavy uppercuts on the inside. Gwen was very game though but couldn't seem to get ahead if Ijeoma's height, reach, and power.”
 
 In another fight on that card, Jackie Breitenstein won a four-round majority decision over Lacey Crawford scoring 40-36, 39-37, and one judge scoring 38-38. According to Moss, “Jackie controlled the pace and rhythm of the fight boxing on the outside as Lacey came forward with long jabs and overhand rights. Lacey was cut over the left eye in the second round but fought hard until the last bell. It was a good win for Jackie against a tough opponent.”
 
 In the last female bout on that card, Lisa Garland stopped Natoya Ervin with a hook to the body in the third round. Moss reported, “This fight was a rematch and it was obvious that Natoya had come to reverse her previous loss to Lisa. The fight was very busy with both fighters unloading bombs throughout the fight. Lisa dominated every round though, and punished Natoya through three rounds until the stoppage. “
 
 ”All three women's fights were very competitive. With Ijeoma's win over Gwendolyn she has now defeated the #1 ranked and current WIBF and GBU champion in the heavyweight division, in a heavier division than she fought earlier, and in her first fight after a two year layoff to give birth to her son. She went right to the top on her first fight back proving that she is ready for a championship comeback. It was very impressive. They have already agreed to a championship fight in July or August”, added Moss.

 
     
     
   
 
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