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February 28, 2015 - Centro De Convenciones in Baja California,
Mexico
Melissa "Mighty" McMorrow, 112, now 10-5-3 (1KO), of San
Francisco, California, won by a ten-round split decision over
the previous undefeated boxer Kenia Enriquez, 13-1-0 (6KO),
109½, of Tijuana, Mexico. McMorrow won the WBO Flyweight world
title. Final judges scores were 97-93 and 98-92 for McMorrow,
and 96-94 for Enriquez.
McMorrow, again braved it to go into Mexico to again fight for
yet another world title. She had previously won the WBO
Flyweight title in 2012 when she first defeated Susi Kentikian,
and then successfully defended the title that same year when she
fought Yahaira Martinez and then, in 2013 against successfully
defending her title against Nadia Raoui. All of these WBO title
fights took place out of venue for McMorrow, fighting twice in
Germany, and once in Florida.
According to ringside observers, McMorrow pressed the action
from the opening round, keeping the action in close and putting
continual pressure on Enriquez.
In a second bout on the card, WBC-WBA super bantamweight
champion, Jackie Nava, 122, of Tijuana, Mexico, scored a sixth
round TKO (1:22) over Mayra Gomez, 122, of Neuquen, Argentina.
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February 28, 2015 - Bismark,
North Dakota
In a welterweight four rounder, Kira Ollila won by KO in the third round
over Micaela Fox.
Feb 28; Valencia City, Philippines
Wenie Cline Verano TKOed last minute replacement debuting Rammah Baginda at
1:03 of the first round of a scheduled four round super flyweight match.
February 28, 2015 - Ghelamco
Football stadium, Ghent, Oost-Vlaanderen, Belgium
Delfine Persoon, now 32-1-0 (15KO), of Roselare,
Belgium, won by an eighth round TKO over Florence Muthoni, now 11-5-2 (5KO),
of Nairobi, Kenya. The bout was a non-title fight, scheduled for eight
rounds in the lightweight division.
February 27, 2015 - Moabit, Germany
In a four rounder between debuting lightweights, Ikram Kerwat defeated Sandy
Weber by KO.
February 27, 2015 -
Espace Venise, Sarcelles, Val-d'Oise, France
Anne Sophie Mathis
retained the WBF World Super Welterweight title by fighting her
opponent, Oxandia Castillo, to a 10-round split draw.
In the WBF Press Release they stated the following: "In a
very exiting and fast-paced fight in front of a packed arena,
the reigning champion had problems with the skilled and
determined 20-year-old Dominican challenger from the start, and
looked hurt by hard shots from Castillo several times in the
first three rounds.
But Mathis (37), a three weight world champion, seemed to find
her rhythm better from round four on, and started to connect
regularly with well-placed body punches, and also found more
success in landing her jab and straight right hand.
After a ten round war with skilled boxing and plenty of
power-punching, judge Christophe Hembert from France scored the
fight dead even at 95-95, but judge Sergio Sotelo (Mexico) had
it 96-94 for Mathis, while judge Alexander Plumanns (Germany)
saw it as 96-94 for Castillo.
Mathis, making her second title-defense, is now 27-3-1 (23) in a
career that started in 1995, while Castillo, a pro for only
three years, travels home to Santo Domingo at 13-2-3 (10). Due
to the closeness, quality and excitement of the fight, a rematch
seems almost inevitable." In a prelim six round
featherweight bout: Gaelle Amand 12(1)-0 won a unanimous decision over last
minute opponent Bojana Libiszewska 0-4.
February 27, 2015 - San
Martin, Argentina
Three female six rounders. At super lightweight, Cinta Larrosa KOed Mariel
Yamila Borda in the third round; at lightweight, Florencia Larrosa KOed Pam
Diaz.
Feb 26; Melrose,
Massachusetts
Welterweight Aleksandra Magdiak Lopez easily won a six round unanimous
decision over debuting Ashley Nee.
February 21, 2015 - in
Phoenix, Arizona
Kandyce Williams 2-1 won a unanimous four round lightweight decision over
Jillian Lybarger 1-2.
February 21, 2015 - The
big card (four women's bouts) was in Epazoyucan, Mexico
For the IBF minimumweight title, Victoria Argueta was upset by a Split
Decision by Nancy Franco. In a light flyweight ten rounder, Aldondra Garcia
won by disqualification over Ivoon Rosas. In a six round light flyweight
bout, legendary Esmeralda Moreno won a unanimous decision over last minute
substitute Lorena Mendoza instead of the more formidable original opponent
Isabel Millan. In a four round super flyweight bout between two debuting
boxers, Ana Mayumi 1-0 prevailed by unanimous decision over Fernanda
Gallegos.
February 21, 2015 - Sosua
Convention Center, Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic
In the main event, Amanda Serrano, 129, won by TKO3 over Marisol Reyes, 130,
in an eight rounder. Not a pretty fight, with after Marisol getting hit
chose to hold on, getting 2 points deducted in the 2nd with a warning to be
disqualified. In the third after a barrage of punches the ref stopped the
fight.
February 21, 2015 - In
Cluj-Napoca, Romania
In a lightweight six rounder, Maiva Hamadouche remained undefeated by
beating overmatched last minute replacement Galina Gumliiska.
Februrary 21, 2015 - In
Santa Rosa, Venezuela
A ten round bantamweight match for the Venezuelan crown, Ana Lozano scored
an easy sixth round TKO over Kairuan Montenegro who the promoters should
have been ashamed to place in the ring with Lozano.
February 21, 2015 - In Villa
Gobernador Gomez, Argentina
Christina Beatriz Cuevas 2-4 prevailed by majority decision over debuting
Gisela Ledezma.
February 20, 2015 - Pergamino,
Argentina
In a featherweight four rounder, Anahi Esther Sanchez remained unbeaten
with a unanimous decision over Silvia Fernanda Zacarias.
February 13, 2015 - Five Star Banquet Hall, in Queens, New York
Susan Reno, 106.8, of New York, and
Paola Ortiz, 107.4, Houston, Texas fought to a four-round
majority draw. The card was promoted by
Uprising Promotions. The judges scores were 38-38, 38-38,
and 39-37. In addition to one female bout on the card, there were six
men's bouts.
February 13; in Perth,
Western Australia
In a minimumweight eight rounder, Louisa Hawtow remained undefeated with a
fourth round TKO of Angor Onesongchaigym.
In a minimumweight eight
rounder, Louisa Hawtow 4(2)-0 remained undefeated with a fourth round TKO of
Angor Onesongchaigym 7(4)-2(2).
February 13, 2015 - Feja
Fitness, Budapest, Hungary
Dalia Vasarhelyi won a first round TKO over Beata Salgo, in the
super lightweight division. the fight was scheduled for six rounds.
February 7, 2015 - Pala Hilton
Pharma, Ferrara, Emilia Romagna, Italy Simoni Galassi, of Emilia
Romagna, now 23-3-1 (4KO), won the EBU Flyweight title, over Loredana
Piazza, 10-3-0, of Torino, Piemonte, Italy, by a 10-round unanimous
decision. The final judges scores were 93-97, 93-97, and 94-96.
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