May 10, 2009 - at the Heritage Hotel, in Derby, United Kingdom
Lightweight Suzanne Hemsley, 134¾, won a six-rounder by points over Kristine Shergold, 130½. The final scoring was 58-57.  [Logged into master search]

May 9, 2009 - San Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina
Lightweight Soledad Matthysse won a four-round split decision over Maria Elena Maderna.  [Logged into master search]

May 9, 2009 -  Kansas City, MO, USA
Featherweight Claudia O'Brien, 116 TKO1 Taylor Noland, 125. The fight was scheduled for four rounds. In a second bout, junior middleweight Melisenda Perez, 149, TKO2 over  Ashleigh Curry, 139. This fight was also scheduled for four rounds.  [Logged into master search]

May 9, 2009 -La Garde, France
Featherweight Capucine Pauchet won a four-round bout by points over Zsofia Bedo.   [Logged into master search]

May 9, 2009 - Double Tree Hotel, in Orlando, Florida
Amanda Serrano, 125,  won by a first round TKO [1:43] over Brittany Cruz, 124.  The two were scheduled to fight a four-round bout on the undercard. will be fighting on the undercard in a four-rounder.

May 9, 2009 - Hark Rock Casino and Hotel, Las Vegas, Nevada
There were two womens' bouts on the card. Both of the female bouts served women's boxing very well.  In one bout, Melissa Hernandez, 125, won by unanimous decision over Jeri Sitzes; 123. Final judges scores were 60-54, 69-55, and 59-55. In the second bout, Sweden's Donatella "DynOmite" Hutlin, 130, won by a fourth round TKO over Jasica Rojo, 131. Hernandez and Sitzes showed the Vegas crowd what real professional female boxing was all about. Their fight was exciting in every one of the 6 rounds. Hernandez was a crowd pleaser as she was showing off her boxing skills. Sitzes and Hernandez left a lasting impression on the boxing fans this night, including Mike Tyson, Andre Ward, Michael Dokes, Sharif Bogere, and Sugar Shay Smith. In the second bout, Hultin dropped Jasica Rojo in the fourth round with a hard right hand. Hultin won the first two rounds on the score cards. It was a very competitive fight, Rojo was tough and came to fight but could not with stand the power of Hultin punches.

May 8, 2009-- Berlin, Germany
Conjestina Achieng had a 10-round draw with Maria Lindberg. The two were fighting for the WIBF middleweight title.  [Logged into master search]

May 8, 2009 - Tampa, Florida
Featherweight Jenna Shiver, 125½, won a six-round unanimous decisoin over Lucia Larcinese, 125½.  [Logged into master search]

May 8, 2009 - YMartin Luther King Jr. Recreation Center, in  Atlanta, Georgia 
Jackie Brietenstien, 134,  won by a TKO in the first round over Kimberly Moore, 129,  of North Carolina. The fight was scheduled for four rounds.

May 7, 2009 - Main Street Armory, Rochester, New York
Adawirky Lopez, 125½, won a six-round majority decision over Ela Nunez, 124½. Final judges scores 56-58, 55-59, and 57-57. [Logged into master search]

May 7, 2009 -  Fight Night at the Tank, HP Pavilion, in San Jose, California
Jolene Blackshear who retired from boxing in 2000, came back to the sport in "fighting" order when she took on talented undefeated boxer Melissa McMorrow.  The two did not disappoint boxing fans, and went toe to toe with each other. It was reported to WBAN that Blackshear managed to drop McMorrow three times in the second round and kept up the pace with her devastating straight right hand. The shocker came at the end of the fight, when the four-rounder was declared a draw. After it was discovered that there was a error on made, the fight was ultimately declared a win for Blackshear. [Logged into master search]

May 7, 2009 - Crowne Plaza Hotel, Tulsa, Oklahoma
Flyweight Rozanne Garvin, 113,  had a four-round draw with Brittany Harvison, 116.

May 3, 2009 - Queen's Park Oval, in Port-of-Spain, Trinidad And Tobago
Heavyweight Tanzee Daniel remained undefeated when she won by a second round TKO over Maria Mancilla, 1-3-1. [Logged into master search]

May 2, 2009 - Buenos Aires, Argentina
Junior welterweight Paula Andrea Morales, 136, won a four-round unanimous decision over Roxana Beatriz Laborde, 135¼.  [Logged into master search]

May 2, 2009 - Club Ambis 1, Raleigh, North Carolina
Junior lightweight Angel "Non-Stop" Gladney and Jackie Hernandez fought to a four-round draw.  They put on an excellent display of skills and heart Saturday Night at Club Ambis 1 in Raleigh NC. The two female pugilist left the crowed breathless after four rounds of boxing that ebbed and flowed in each fighters favor throughout the four round slugfest. Gladney controlled the fight in the early rounds by backing the national boxing champion Hernandez against the ropes and unloading with thunderous right hands and looping left hooks that kept the taller boxer on the defense. Hernandez understood early that she couldn’t stand toe to toe with Gladney. She used her height and long arms to keep Gladney at Bay and fought hard enough down the stretch to eek out a draw. Both women received a standing ovation and they were bombarded by fans as they left the arena for autographs. [Logged into master search]

May 2, 2009 -  Halle 7, in Bremen, Germany
In the main event Ina Menzer, 125¾ of Germany, won a 10-round unanimous decision over Franchesca Alcanter, 123¼. There were no knockdowns in the fight. Menzer was defending her WBC and WIBF featherweight titles. Alcanter came to Germany in top physical condition, but being strong and in good condition was not enough to win the world titles up for grabs. The reigning world champion had everything under control during all 10 rounds, and used her superior technique to make the fight that suited her. Menzer was obviously not interested in a toe-to-toe battle and used her foot work to get out of harms way, as soon as she had thrown her jabs and combinations. Final judges scores were 100-90 on all cards. n a post fight interview, Alcanter told the press, "After almost a year's lay off, I am satisfied with my fight over 10 rounds. I made a good job of it, but Ina is a world class boxer, and I respect her good performance." 

May 2, 2009 - Korakuen Hall, Tokyo, Japan
In the main event, and televised on Nippon Television, Naomi Togashi won a 10-round unanimous decision over OA Kokietgym [aka: O A Lookkaerai].  The two were fighting for the WBC light flyweight world title.  Final judges scores were 94-92, 96-93, and 96-94.  In a second WBC world title bout, Momo Koseki won a 10-round unanimous decision over Nao Ikeyama. Koseki retained her WBC Atomweight title. Three judges scored the bout 99-91, 100-92, 100-90. [Logged into master search]

May 2, 2009 - Carmelo, Colonia, Uruguay
Lightweight Yessica Masara won a four round unanimous decision over Ely Munoz.  [Logged into master search]

May 2, 2009 - Waterfront Place Hotel, Morgantown, West Virginia
Heavyweight Valerie Walker TKO'd Tiffany Woodard in the first round (1:14) of a scheduled four-round bout.  [Logged into master search]

May 1, 2009 - Patriot Center in Fairfax, Virginia
In the women's bout on the undercard, Jennifer Salinas, 122¼, now 10-1 (4KO), defeated Tina Leadbeater, 124, by TKO in the third round. [Logged into master search]

May 1, 2009 -   in Warren, Michigan
Lightweight Katy Klinefelter won a four-round unanimous decision against Brenda Rodriguez. In another bout, sister 0 super featherweight Emily Klinefelter TKO2 (1:32)  over Nikia McCargo.  [Logged into master search]