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Canada:  Jessica Camara Wins by Majority Decision; Houl Wins by Decison in pro debut
June 10, 2019
     
   
   

(JUNE 10) On Saturday night at the Montreal Casino, in Montreal, Canada, there were two female bouts on the card.  In one bout, Jessica "The Cobra" Camara, 137¾, of Montreal, Quebec, Canada, won an six-round bout over Dalila Valazquez, of Durango, Mexico.  The two fought to a majority decision, with scoring of 57-57, 56-58, and 56-58.  Camara is now 6-1-0, and Valazquez is 5-2-0 (1KO).

Camara said after the fight, "I would like to take the time to thank everyone for all the support.. Thank you for all your kind words & encouragement. Thank you to my team- coach Ian MacKillop, Edwin Aguilar, Kenny Victor Chery. My manager Butch Gottlieb & Mary Ann Lurie Owen. Thank you to my sponsor Sixteen Clothing Tho NY. I would also like to thank my sparring partners for this camp Celeste Baillargeon & Mary Spencer. Thank you to Groupe Yvon Michel - GYM for the opportunity. It was a great night and I am looking forward to getting back in there and doing it again."

In the second female bout, welterweight Marie-Pier Houle, 144¼, of Qubeck, Canada, won her pro debut when she defeated Maria Duran, 145¼, of Yucatán, Mexico.  Final scoring was 39-37, 40-36, and 40-36.

 
     
     
   
 
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