(DEC 7) WBAN received a nice update on Krisztina "Baby" Belinszky of Hungary who fought from 1999 to 2011!  She is a retired world champion winning the WIBF/GBU title when she was active as a pro boxer.  

Merry Christmas and Happy New Years to all
WBAN readers!

The latest News on Krisztina...The president of the Hungarian Boxing Federation,  Mr. Sándor Csötönyi, has asked Krisztina to manage the women's boxing section.

Krisztina told WBAN, "My special work is to find new young talents and help them, as well accompanying them to international competitions. I am very proud of the three present students that I have.  All of  them won first prize at the Junior Female Hungarian Championship in 2012."

"In the professional boxing,  I also manage the competitors of our Totobox-Promotion company."

"I have no plans for a "Come Back" as a pro boxer.  I use gloves only when my hands are cold."

"I wish Merry Christmas and Happy New Years to all WBAN readers with the enclosed photo." 

About Krisztina....

5'3" straw-weight Krisztina "Baby" Belinszky was born in Budapest, Hungary on October 2, 1979. She is managed by János Perutek Jr and trained by Zoltan Kiss.

She began boxing as an amateur in 1996 and won the bronze medal in the Hungarian Amateur Championship in 1997 and the silver Medal in the International Cup of Szeged. She did not compete in 1998, as the Hungarian government lacked the funds to support a women's amateur championship.

Between 1999 and 2000, Krisztina won all of her matches, including the International Festival Cup, Amazon Cup, and Budapest Championship. She also won the gold medal in the 1999 and 2000 amateur Hungarian Championships.   Full Biography