November 26, 2005 -Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Gardy Pena won by TKO5 over Mery Rancier.

November 26, 2005 - Convention Center, Ft. Smith, Arkansas -Promoted by Goodnight Club Fights
Junior Flyweight Sarah Goodson, 102, won a four-round unanimous decision over Gina Abel,  108. 

November 26, 2005 - Sporthalle Fellingshäuser Str., Biebertal, Germany , promoted by Detlef Loritz
Junior Flyweight Nadja Loritz, TKO'd Yauheniya Kavaliova, in the seventh round. 

November 26, 2005 - Nairobi, Kenya
Zarrika Fatuma (Fatuma Zariuka) won by KO5 over Agnes Adongo. This fight was a scheduled six round bout, but was reported to have originally been for a WIBF title bout (not world). ; Jane Kavulani won a four-round decision over Monique Chipeta.

November 26, 2005-Paragon Casino, Marksville, Louisiana, Featherweight Kasha Chamblin won by four-round majority decision over Chris Sepulvado.  Final judges scores were 39-37, 39-37, and 38-38.

November 24, 2005 in Minsk, Belarus
Tatiana (Riabokoylenko) Puchkova won by TKO6 over Julia Asmanova.

November 23, 2005 - Westchester County Center, in White Plains, New York, on North East Promotions fan appreciation night
Ann Marie Saccurato, 141, TKO'd Tanya Gallegos, 147, in the first round of a scheduled six rounder.Saccurato is the only boxer to have fought on all of the East promotions Cards held at this event thus far. 

November 23, 2005 - Providence, Rhode Island
Report by Ken Castro  Former World title challenger, Missy Fiorentino, 124,  knows that second chances aren’t easily earned. Last night in her hometown, the hard-punching Fiorentino made the most of her second opportunity achieving the moniker of World Champion in an animated 10-round decision over Esther Schouten, 124,  for the vacant IWBF Featherweight crown at the Providence Convention Center.  Despite being bloodied by a head butt in the 9th round, Fiorentino (13-1, 7 KO’s) managed to secure a win as the judges scorecards returned tallies of 97-94, 99-91, 96-93.  Schouten, 28, a native of Hoorn, Netherlands and the current WIBF World Super Bantamweight Champion was fighting in the United States for the first time as a professional. Schouten fell to 18-3-1 (9 KO’s) with the loss.  Fiorentino was coming off a six-round victory by decision over Belinda Lacacuente last July at Hampton Beach, New Hampshire. Her last defeat was at the hands of Emiko Raika in a WIBF Featherweight title match in September of 2004, at Kyoto Japan.  “This means everything, “ said an elated Fiorentino who plies her trade as a State Marshall. “This is what I’ve been working for since I started boxing.. I’ve been a pro for four years and it feels great to finally have it happen. Having the crowd behind me made me want to fight even harder.”  Fiorentino proved to be the aggressor throughout the fight, but it was Schouten who got the first opening in the fight-knocking down the Rhode Island native midway through the third round. Schouten was hoping the opportunity would further her chances the rest of the way. “I know I have power so I know I can knock people down,” said Schouten. “Of course I knew that that round was mine and I wanted to keep it that way. But she kept coming in and I wasn’t able to move a lot.”  Fiorentino utilized her jab effectively through the first three rounds to get on the scoreboard. In the fifth, the pair closed out the final 15 ticks of the round with a flurry of blows. “I thought it was more of a slip,” Fiorentino of the third- round trip to the canvas. “But I knew that they were going to score it as a knockdown so from then on I knew I had to take every round, because now I’m behind two points.”   Fiorentino went to the body in the middle rounds and seemed to chip away at Schouten’s reserves in the process. ““I knew I was wearing her down with the body shots because her punches were getting weaker and she was trying to move around more,” said the newly-minted champion. “She’s a great fighter-a tough fight.”  Schouten knew from the outset that her opponent would be a tough draw.  “I didn’t have a game plan. I knew that she was aggressive and would work hard. She worked harder than I did. That’s the reason I lost,” said Schouten. “When I could move more, it seemed to be my fight.”  Fiorentino took control of rounds six through eight before encountering the head butt that gave her an added sense of urgency.   “It’s not the first time I’ve fought with a cut. I saw the blood pouring out and I thought they were going to stop it and I just wanted to finish the fight,” she said.

November 21, 2005 in Palacio de los Deportes, Santiago de los Caballeros, Dominican Republican
Yahaira Hernandez, 160,  won by 0:57 seconds, KO1 over Martha Fortun, 160.  

November 20, 2005 - Okayama, Japan
Straweight Nao Ikeyama won a six-round unanimous decision over Gypsy Taeko;  Strawweight Nori Fijisawa won a four-round unanimous decision over Yukiko Seki;  Strawweight Sho Moriyama KO'd Yuka Hoshihata in the third round of a scheduled four-round bout.  Bantamweight Aya Tamaki won a four-round unanimous decision over Mari Sawada; Bantamweight Tsunami won a four-round unanimous decision over Junko Kanbara.  Lastly Anri won by MD4 over Miho Uto.

November 19, 2005 - Trend Eventhotel Pyramid, Vienna, Vösendorf, Austria, promoted by Peter M. Pospichal
Bantamweight (118 lb) Galina Ivanova, of Bourgas, Bulgaria, won a six-round unanimous decision over Floarea Lihet. 

November 19, 2005 - Marshall Street Armory, in Lansing, Michigan
Jennifer Salinas, 131,  won a four-round unanimous decision over over Candi Sarver, 131.

November 19, 2005 - Monterey, California
Carina Moreno TKO'd Sandra Ortiz in the second round.  Isaiah Guzman of the Santa Cruz Sentinel wrote that Moreno bloodied Sandra Ortiz's nose in the first round, then spread it across her opponent's face with stiff jabs and crosses until referee Marty Sammon stopped the fight 1:12 into the second round. Another women's bout found Crystal Hoy and Sosadea Razo brawling non-stop for a four-round draw. 

November 19, 2005 - Elephant & Castle Center, in Southwark, England, promoted Derek Williams
Shanee Martin won a sixth-round decision over Valerie Rangeard. Judges scores were 60-54 on all cards.

November 19, 2005 - Anacortes, at the Northern Lights Casino, Washington
Tricia Turton cruised to an eight round unanimous decision win over Lisa Holweyne. Scores were 79-73; 79-73; and 80-72. Turton, in only her sixth professional fight is still rough around the edges. She left herself open up the middle, but Holewyne simply could not let her hands go to take advantage of that flaw. Turton was the aggressor through the fight, easily controlling the action. Turton's big punch was a right hook, those that landed knocked Holewyne back a bit, but Turton was probably most effective simply sticking a jab in Holewyne's face, keeping her from getting too close. Holewyne still has some power in her punches, and she threw some wicked uppercuts that just missed Turton's chin. Lisa talked about the possibility of one more fight in her home town, Austin, so her family could see her fight, then retiring from the sport.  Reported by Mike Blair 

November 18, 2005 - at the DoubleTree Westshore Hotel in Tampa, Florida By Christopher Cook -   Making her professional debut, Tampa's own Jenna Shiver, 128.5 lbs, won a hard-fought unanimous decision over tough Michele Taylor, 128.5 lbs. Shiver started strong, landing a powerful right hand that sent Taylor down seconds into the bout and it appeared the bout was close to being over. Taylor gallantly fought back like a true warrior in the second, taking a fair share of shots to get close to Shiver. To the surprise of the crowd, Shiver cowered into the corner in the third after Taylor unleashed a series of hard shots. A stoppage by Referee Frank Gentile seemed imminent until Shiver sprang back to life instantly, firing back with her best shots. Both fighters came out swinging in the fourth, intent to end the fight. Shivers took an early lead but froze after several hard punches to the head by Taylor. The result seemed up for grabs until the scores were announced, with Shivers on top by scores of 40-35 (Emil Conforti) and 38-37 twice (Mike Ross and Alex Levin). 

November 18, 2005 - Shaw Conference Center, in Edmonton, Canada 
In the All-women's boxing card, "World Title Wave", proved to be a very entertaining card.  The event was telecast on Webcast, via Pay-Per-View, through aringoftheirown.com.  The first fight of the night featured Shelly Burton, 157.5, of Montana, vs. Laura "Lady Ram" Ramsey, 163.5,  of Winter Haven, Florida. Burton was supposed to fight Laetitia Robinson, but the Burton Team was notified just shortly before boarding their aircraft, going to Edmonton, that Robinson dropped off the card when she was not medically cleared, due to an injury to her nose.   They were told at that time that Burton would be fighting Laura Ramsey.  Ramsey taking the fight on a 72 hour notice. The Burton-Ramsey bout was set for 10 rounds and they were fighting for the vacant WIBA Intercontinental Super Middleweight. The bout was action-filled for the two, and both displayed toughness throughout the fight. Burton won by a majority decision, with the judges scoring the bout 97-93, 95-95, and 97-93. This was Ramsey's first loss as a pro.   The second fight of the night, Chevelle “ Fists of Steel" Hallback, 129, fought Belinda Laracuente, 129.5,  for the WIBA Super Featherweight title. There were no knockdowns during the bout. Final judges scores were 98-92, 98-92, and 98-92. WBAN would like to see Jelena Mrdjenovich fight Chevelle Hallback for a world title, as this would definitely be an exciting match for boxing fans to see.   In the third fight of the night it was “Bad News” for Lisa Brown, 120 3/4, when Jeannine "Heartless" Garside, 121 3/4,  of Windsor, Canada, with only a 3-0 record, defeated her for the WIBA super-Bantamweight world title belt. It was truly a battle of the southpaws. Garside surprised Brown with a third round knockdown, where Brown took an eight-count. Garside, one of the most exciting boxers to join the pro ranks is evidently following the footsteps of her trainer, Margaret Sideroff. Sideroff won her first world title in her fourth pro bout.in the main event, Jelena Mrdjenovich,  128 3/4, of Edmonton, Canada, fought Franchesca "The Chosen One"  Alcanter, 129,  for the WBC/WIBF super featherweight title. Jelena effectively used her jab and combinations, and 24 seconds of the sixth round, threw a left hook to Alcanter's head. Alcanter fell to the canvas with the hard left, and the fight was stopped by KO.   Rock and Sock Productions gets high marks for this very entertaining card, and the webcast was very professionally done. Rock & Sock Productions in association with KO Promotions and Independent Jewelers put on this event. There was two male non-title bouts on the undercard. Photographs by Mary Ann Owen

November 18, 2005 -San Antonio, Texas
Anissa Zamarron, 107, defeated Maribel Zurita, 108, with split decision for WIBA Title. Judges scores were 97-93 for Zurita; 97-93 for Zamarron and 96-94 for Zamarron. In the other female fight:  Elizabeth Villereal, 126.5, won by a four-round unanimous decision over pro debuter Tammy Franks, 124.5. Final judges scores, 40-36, 39-37, and 40-38.

November 17-19, 2005 Amateurs - Chicago, Illinois - Women's National Golden Gloves
Iowa's Emily Klinefelter won the Women's National Golden Gloves title at 119 pounds.  She defeated Missouri's Angela
Turner in the semis and Texas' Vanessa Juarez in the final.
This marks Klinefelter's 10th national title in a career in which she has won 41 boxing matches.  After moving up in weight from 110 pounds to 119 pounds, this year Klinefelter has also won the Ringside World Championships and National PAL. 2005 Womens Nat’l GG Tourney Results. More results  Friday, November 18, 2005 -Cicero Stadium  125- Jennifer Barber, CA dec. Katie Klinefelter, IA; 132- Amorina Baca, CO dec. Nicole LaFontaine, MN; 154- Christina Swanson, CA dec. Gina Taylor, LA; 119- Vanessa Juarez, TX dec. Nicole Silveira, MA; 119- Emily Klinefelter, IA dec. Angela Turner, MO; 125- Melissa Roberts, CT dec. Ana Julafon, CA; 125- Brooke Dierdorff, IL dec. Teresa O’Toole, TN; 132- Yelena Binder, NY dec. Rachel Gray, IL; 132- Caroline Barry, TN dec. Althea Martin, NJ; 145- Angel Bovee, NY dec. Kristen Voss, IA
145- Nicole Woods, GA dec. Lily Avetyan, CA. 2005 Women’s National Golden Gloves Results
Wednesday, November 18, 2005 -Cicero Stadium
125- Melissa Roberts, CT dec. Jennifer Barber, CA; 125- Brooke Dierdorff, IL dec. Katie Klinefelter, IA; 132- Yalena Binder, NY dec. Amorinna Baca, CO ; 132- Althea Martin, NJ dec. Nicole LaFontaine, MN; 138- Queen Underwood, WA dec. Morgan Martell, MI; 145- Angel Bovee, NY dec Jamie Kaehler, IA; 154- Grace Parks, WA dec. Christina Swanson, CA; 165- Franchon Crews, MD dec. Rebecca Gilgih, MN. Women's Nat'l GG Championship Bouts
Saturday, November 19, 2005 -101- Colleen Loo, HI unopposed champion;  110- Cheryl Houlihan, TN unopposed champion;  114- Temple Smith, IL dec. Katarina Cruz, CA
119- Emily Klinefelter, IA dec. Vanessa Juarez, TX
125- Melissa Roberts, CT dec. Brooke Dierdorff, IL
132- Caroline Barry, TN dec. Yelena Binder, NY
138- Queen Underwood, WA dec. Brittany Inkrote, PA
145- Angel Bovee, NY dec. Nicole Woods, GA
154- Tiffany Junot, LA dec. Grace Parks, WA
165- Franchon Crews, MD dec. Monica Smalls, WI
176- Tyler Lord Wilder, MI dec. Elvia Rubio, IL

November 17, 2005 in St. Charles, Missouri
Liz Drew won by KO1 over Leshawnda Knox.

November 17, 2005 in Arco Arena, Sacramento, California
Martha Salazar won a six-round decision over Marsha Valley. 

November 17, 2005 - HP Pavillion, San Jose, California
Danielle Christiansen won by 1:44 seconds TKO1 over Laura Roland.  

November 15, 2005 -Hohenstaufenhalle, Göppingen, Germany, Alesia Graf, 118, won a 10-round unanimous decision over Sharon Gaines, 118, for the WIBF Bantamweight Intercontinental belt. The final judges scores were 99-91, 99-91, and 100-91.

November 12, 2005 in Seoul Health University Gymnasium, Sungnam-City, Kyunggi-Do, Korea
Juhee Kim, 108,  won the IFBA light flyweight title against Marianne Chubirka, 108,  by a 10-round unanimous decision and for the IFBA Junior Flyweight title. Final judges scores were 99-93, 97-94, and 98-93.  Cho Rong Son, 103.5,  won a 10-round unanimous decision over Melissa Shaffer, 102.5. Son won the vacant IFBA Minimumweight title.  The judges scores were 99-90, 99-90, and 97-92,  and Shin Hee Choi, 112, won the IFBA flyweight title over Jet Izumi, 112,  by 50 seconds in the fifth round by TKO. Choi won the IFBA Flyweight title.

November 12, 2005 - Constanza, Dominican Republic, promoted by D'Contreras Boxing, S.A.
 Wendy "La Coquita" LaMotta, 123, won a four-round unanimous decision over Luisa Maria Romero, 126.

November 12, 2005 - Antelope Valley Fairgrounds, Lancaster, California, and promoted by Monte Estrada Promotions Featherweight Crystal Morales TKO'd pro debuter Cynthia Flores in the third round. The bout was scheduled for four rounds. 

November 12, 2005 Aviv Hall, Hasharon, Raanana, Israel
Hagar Shmoulefeld won by six-round unanimous decision over Gabriella Rozsa. 

November 12, 2005 -  in Okcheon-Gun, South Korea
Giyoung Kim, 115,  won the vacant IFBA super flyweight title over Tsubasa Maedo, 115,  by winning a 10-round unanimous decision. Tsunami won by an eight-round split decision over Kim Dae Hwan. Also,  Satoka Kamimura won an eight-round decision over Yunju Sin.

November 12, 2005 - Nairobi, Kenya
Damaria Muthoni won by TKO4 over Uganda's Nantongo Mulinde.  The bout was scheduled for six rounds. 

November 11, 2005 - Hipólito Buchardo,  Cordoba, Argentina, promoted by Carlos Andrés Tello
Alejandra Oliveras won by a four-round unanimous decision  over Silvia Gervasi.  

November 11, 2005 - The Thistle Hotel, England
Junior Welterweight Jane Couch, 137,  won a six-rounder by points over Oksana Chernikova, 133, of Latvia.  There were no knockdowns. 

November 7, 2005 - Klong Luang Prison, Pathumthanee, Thailand - Story and photos by Scott Mallon
Late replacement Nananko Kikuchi (6-1-1) of Japan used an effective body attack to wear down Thailand’s Nongmai Sor Siriporn (0-1) en route to winning the W.B.C. women’s strawweight championship via seventh round TKO.
What some thought of as a joke of a title fight was a surprisingly good scrap with more skill displayed than was expected. Sor Siriporn gave a valiant effort however was repeatedly turned back by the stronger, faster and more skilled Kikuchi. The Japanese fighter controlled the bout from the outset, punishing the game Thai time and time again with wicked left hooks to the liver and straight right counters to the head. By the end of the third stanza the body shots had taken their toll. Sor Siriporn was gasping for air and ready to collapse when the bell rang to signify the end of round three. The doctor looked glanced into her corner between rounds however determined she was capable of fighting on.Kikuchi picked up her punch output in round four and only the bell was able to save the withering Sor Siriporn. It became more and more apparent to those in attendance Sor Siriporn was now fighting on heart alone and was totally spent.    The gutsy Thai managed to somehow make it through round five and six, occasionally gathering enough strength to throw a few combinations but doing little damage and only prolonging the inevitable. 

November 5, 2005 - Boxing Pavilion, Dallas, Texas
Light Middleweight Angel Martinez, of Dallas, won a four-round unanimous decision over Tana Gallegos.

November 5, 2005 - at the Lawrence Joel Coliseum at the Annex, in Winston Salem, North Carolina, put on by Ring of Dreams Promotions with Promoter Mr. Kerry Smith there were two WBE Title defenses.   In the Main Event of the night Carlette Ewell faced Ljeoma Egubinine for the WBE Lt. Heavy and Supper Middle Weight Titles. The catch weight was 170 lbs. Ewell and Equbinine looked to be in the best condition for this bout, according to WBAN’s insider. In round one, Ewell moved well as a boxer, and was impressive in how she has improved as a “boxer.” Ewell known more as a brawler, the latter style may have suited her more when fighting Equbinine, sticking to more of her old style and making a war out of it. By trying to box “the boxer” Equbinine----used her height and reach to her advantage. In round one, Ewell went down (once or twice), and in round two, it was reported that she went down twice. The ref, Bill Clancy stopped the bout.  The crowd was reported to have been “stunned” as they thought the hometown favorite (Ewell) would win this bout. Equbinine was a definite step up for Ewell, considering some of Ewell's past opponents.  In the second women’s bout, Donna Biggers fought Darnella Barnes, of Wilson, North Carolina with the bout going the distance.  WBAN was told that this was an "all-action" bout. Biggers won by a unanimous decision. Barnes showed a lot of heart and determination during the bout, but Biggers experience won this night.  The weight class was at 135 lbs, and was a four rounder.  WBAN was told that the women’s bouts were without a doubt the best two fights of the night.  Biggers has come a long way. Her last fight was the talk of the event, saying it was the "fight of the night."  Biggers had a repeat performance on this card.

November 4, 2005 - Francois Villon, Rouen, France
Promoted by Normandie Box, Club Org. Rouen
Pauline Regnault, pro debut, of Rouen, Normandie, France, won a four-round unanimous decision over Alexandra Vajdova, of Slovakia. Final judges scores were 40-36, 40-36, and 40-35.  

November 4, 2005 -Salón Metropolis, Nezahualcoyotl, Distrito Federal, Mexico
Flyweight Esmeralda Moreno won by four-round unanimous decision over Claudia Hernandez. 

November 4, 2005 0 The Palace, Auburn Hills, Michigan,
Angela "Awesome" Simpson KO'd Celeste Jackson in the first round by 23 seconds. Promoted by Kronk Sports.

November 3, 2005 - Civic Center, Hammond, Indiana
Welterweight Amy Yuratovac, 144, fighting out of weight class,  won by 1:25 seconds, TKO1 over Ebony Teague,  162. Also,  Nora Reyes, 123.5, pro debut, won by a four-round unanimous decision over Ashlyn Johnson, 125. All three judges scored the bout 40-36.

November 2, 2005 - Ameristar Casino, Kansas City, Missouri
Dawn Ramey, 110, won by a four-round split decision over Sandra Ortiz, 105.  Final judges scores were 38-37, 37-40, and 38-37.