Documentary on Chevelle Hallback April 30, 2006

(APR 30) Be on the lookout for Chevelle Hallback, in the documentary, “Fists of Steel”.  The documentary is a fast paced glimpse into the life of a championed female boxer battling gender issues surrounding her sport and her family's religious values.

Brakache Wins by decision: Wolfe by TKO April 30, 2006 Photo by J & P Photography

Chapita to face Nava By Ewan Whyte April 29, 2006

(APR 29) Carolina Marcela Gutiérrez Gaite, the undefeated Argentinian bantamweight, will be the next challenger for Jackie Nava's WBC super bantamweight title, after negotiations to offer a rematch to Leona Brown of the USA fell through. The fight will take place on the 20th May in Los Cabos, Baja California.  Full Story

AROTO Announces Upcoming event in Edmonton Source: Press Release April 29, 2006

Percival Wins over Cravens By Bill Ortega April 29, 2006

(APR 29) HIGHLAND, CA. - Junior bantamweights Heather Percival and Tonia Cravens battled for six rounds and it could have gone more on Thursday night. At San Manuel Casino, Percival used her height, reach and boxing knowledge to score a unanimous decision over...Full Story

Muñoz and Leija make weight By Ewan Whyte April 28, 2006

(APR 28) Zulina Muñoz, the 19-year-old nurse from San Vicente Chicoloapan who has been cutting through the Mexican bantamweight division like a scalpel - make that 'a chainsaw' - in the first twelve months of her career, and Magdalena Leija had no difficulty making the weight for tonight's NABF title fight at bantamweight at the Arena Neza, México State, with both women ..Full Story

Clampitt/Fiorentino: "Its Simple" By Bernie McCoy April 23, 2006

Bettina Csabi defended her WIBF-GBU Bantamweight Title By JollyDee April 22, 2006

(APR 22) Tonight at the Nuclear-powerstation Sporthall, in Paks, Hungary, the Hungarian bantamweight Bettina Csabi 116,25lbs defeated French Nadia Hockmi 116,50lbs, by unanimous decision and defended her WIBF-GBU bantamweight title and still undefeated.  More

Weigh-in in Hungary Photo and News By JollyDee April 21, 2006

(APR 21) The WIBF-GBU bantamweight world champion Hungarian Bettina Csabi (26-0-0; 10KO's) who will defending her title tomorrow in Nuclear-powerstation Sporthall, Paks, Hungary, weighed today afternoon in Club Hotel and Resort, Dunaújváros, Hungary, Csabi 52,7 kgs/116,25lbs; her opponent French Nadia Hockmi...More
 

Team Freeform wins three New York Golden Gloves – Two Years in a Row April 21, 2006

(APR 21) New York's Team Freeform Women's Boxing Club captures another three Golden Gloves Championships at the Famed Madison Square Garden.  "Three the Hard Way" as they are known, have been training together for three years under the watchful eye of Lee Shabaka and have displayed excellent boxing skills in all the tournaments...Full Story

Marriott Show Sets Another Record April 21, 2006

(APR 21) Besides another sold out crowd of 1,412  Thursday night at Roy Englebrecht’s Battle In The Ballroom pro boxing show at the Irvine Marriott making it eight sellouts in a row, another record was also set. For the first time in the show’s 22 year history, money was thrown into the ring after four of the six fights. “This is part of the Battle In The Ballroom magic,” said Englebrecht, as we almost always have at least one bout a show where fans applaud the boxers efforts with cash. But never four times on one night.  Full Story
 

Clampitt - Fiorentino in televised world title fight source: Press Release April 20, 2006

PROVIDENCE (April 20, 2006) - Two of the premier women prizefighters in the world, Jaime "The Hurricane" Clampitt (16-3-1, 7 KOs) and Missy "The Fury" Fiorentino (13-1, 6 KOs), headline the "Let It Ride" boxing show, promoted by Classic Entertainment & Sports (CES) and sponsored by Lincoln Park, Thursday night, May 18 at the Rhode Island Convention Center in downtown Providence.  More

Boxing Action in Mexico source: Ewan Whyte April 19, 2006

(APR 19) There are quite a few women's bouts scheduled in Mexico.  On April 28th, at the Arena Neza, in the main event, Zulina "La Loba" Muñoz  will be fighting Anabel Chávez (NABF bantamweight title). On the undercard, Gabriela González will face Claudia Hernández (4 rounds at junior flyweight).  More

Results from Germany! By Torben L. April 16, 2006

(APR 16) Last night at the Maritim Hotel, in Magdeburg, Germany, there were three women's bouts on the card. Germany's Natascha Ragosina, 168,  retained her WIBF belt and...More

One on One Interview with Germany's Ragosina!  By Sue TL Fox April 12, 2006

(APR 12) WBAN got an opportunity to interview Germany's Natascha Ragosina this week.  Ragosina, 10-0-0 (7KO), will be fighting this Saturday, on April 15, 2006, and will be facing United States..Interview  

Medina Ready For First Title Shot! source: press release April 9, 2006

(APR 9) JUNCTION CITY, KS - Gladiator Sports Management & Marketing) Zeferino Ramirez and JewBoy Promotions are taking their act on the road, from Colorado to Junction City, Kansas.  Full Story

Menzer, Sahin, and Alvarez win bouts on Germany card April 8, 2006

(APR 8) In Kiel, Germany, Ina Menzer successfully defended her WIBF Featherweight championship against Maribel Santana, who didn't come out for the 4th round. Both fighters..Full Story

SES Boxing-Lady Natascha Ragosina Turned 30 Today! Source: Press Release April 5, 2006

(APR 5) Today, on the occasion of her birthday, World Champion Natascha Ragosina will not have a big birthday party. “My training and my preparations for the fight on April 15th More

2006 Ringside National Summer Boxing Classic April 3, 2006

(APR 3) On June 15-17, 2006, 2006 Ringside (Boys and Girls) Augusta Summer Boxing Classic will be held. This is the fourth year that they will hold this tournament. The Augusta Towers Hotel ...Full Story

"Call Out" This! By Bernie McCoy April 2, 2006

The sport of Women's boxing surely has enough problems to overcome: good fighters adamantly refusing to climb in the ring with other top fighters, promoters determined to protect their boxers inside a hometown cocoon, largely irrelevant sanctioning bodies that, in reality, would have trouble sanctioning a one car parade, and a media, largely ignorant of all but the most superficial aspects of the sport, wasting television coverage on....Full Story