(MAY 19) On May 16th,  at the Brandenburg Halle, in Frankfurt Brandenburg, Germany, United States boxer, Melissa "Ponderosa" McMorrow, 111¼, pulled quite an upset when she delivered Germany's Susi "Killer Queen" Kentikian, 112, her first professional loss in the ring. According to Boxrec, the title bout was for three world title belts, the WBO, and WIBF  flyweight titles.  McMorrow won by a 10-round majority decision. Final judges scores were 95-95, 96-94, and 96-94.

McMorrow will add three more belts to her collections...

Kentikian came into this fight with an impressive and extensive boxing record of 29-0-0 (16KO). McMorrow had only 12 bouts on her record, speckled with three losses and three draws, at 6-3-3.

But if you know anything about McMorrow, you would know that she is not too shy about going into another boxers turf and "Winning", and/or taking on some very tough opposition.

In only her third fight as a pro, she took on former world champion, Jolene Blackshear. Some of the women boxers who just "heard" Blackshear's name would not step in the ring with her. She also fought other tough opposition, i.e., Suzannah Warner, Eileen Olszewski, Keisher McLeod Wells, and Arely Mucino in her short professional career.

WBAN would like to congratulate McMorrow for her impressive win over Kentikian!