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OCTOBER 2005

  Toukalova Wins WIBF Junior Flyweight title!
Oct
ober 31, 2005

(OCT 31) On October 29th, at the Dr. Papp László Sportarena,  in Szentes, Hungary, Anastasia Toukalova (Toktaulova), 106 ¼, of Moscow, Russia defeated Hungarian Viktoria Milo, 107 ¼, in a 10-round title bout for the vacant WIBF junior flyweight title. Final judges scores were 95-96, 92-98, and 90-100.

  Reaction from an Olympic Style Boxer
By Angel Bovee
October 31, 2005

DEAR FRIENDS, RELATIVES, SUPPORTERS AND FANS...As I sit here and read the Olympic Creed, "The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take part, just as the most important thing in life is not the triumph but the struggle. The essential thing is not to have conquered but to have fought well."

  Siriporn to fight Kikuchi
Source: WBC
October 31, 2005
(Inset photo: Siriporn)

(OCT 31) On November 7th, in Bangkok, Thailand, in a Thai prison, Nongmai Sor Siriporn will be fighting Japanese champion Nanako Kikuchi. Kikuchi is fighting after Carina Moreno had to drop out on the advise of her doctor concerning medical issues. Siriporn and Kikuchi will be competing for the vacant WBC 105-lb world title.

  Mathis Wins by Ninth TKO
October 30, 2005

(OCT 30) Last night in Dombasle, France, Anne Sophie Mathis won by a ninth round TKO over Nathalie Toro, now 14-1-0 (6KO), of Luik, Belgium.  Toro was defending her junior welterweight EBU title. A WBAN insider said that the fight was an incredible bout between the two boxers, with the crowd 

  Yankovich Stops Santos in second round
October 30, 2005

(OCT 30) Last night in Sano Paulo, Brazil, Duda Yankovich stopped Sandra Santos, in the second round. Santos was making her pro debut.  Yankovich is now 2-0-0 (1KO).  Yankovich told WBAN, that she hopes to be able to get a rematch with her first opponent Guillhermina Fernandes, who wants to fight Duda again.

  Boxing Event rescheduled
October 29, 2005

(OCT 29)  Kathy Rivers was set to fight Valerie Mahfood in Pompano Beach, Florida, for the WIBF world light-heavyweight title on November 5th.  But the card has been postponed until November 19th.  In a press release that WBAN received today the following was reported::  "BATTLE AT THE BEACH IV" has been postponed until November 19th,  due to suffering a left hook from Hurricane Wilma.  The fighters were ready to go.

  Cruz to Fight Percival for IFBA title
October 28, 2005
(OCT 28) Tomorrow night at the Sky Ute Casino, Ignacio, Colorado, Terri  "Lil Loca" Cruz, of Denver, Colorado will meet Heather Percival, of Fontana, California,  for the vacant IFBA  Bantamweight Championship.  Cruz told WBAN, "I know that it has been a six year journey with wins (11-4-2 ko's) and a few loses. I have finally  received my chance to become a World Champion, MY First
...
 
  Jeannine Garside: Following in Sidoroff's Footsteps
By Amy Greene
October 28, 2005

(OCT 28) Don’t let the 3-0 record fool you. Jeannine Garside has the training in AND out of the ring to battle Lisa "Bad News" Brown on November 18 on the "A Ring of Their Own" World Title Wave. Her 40-5 amateur record is backed by being the protégé of trainer and former world champion Margaret Sidorofff. Garside began boxing after seeing Christy Martin fight on the famous Mike Tyson undercard. After the Martin bout, Jeanine began her...

  Montana Tough Woman - Ready for Leatitia Robinson
Source: Press Release
October 27, 2005

(OCT 27) Middleweight Shelley Burton (6-2) has faced champs before-- and won. Although she is reluctant to compare pro boxing with the Tough Woman competitions early in her fight career, the victories she gained in her Tough Woman days gave Shelley confidence which is a definite advantage in any sport. "I did the Tough Woman the first time almost as a joke," Shelley said, " to win the extra money. Then when I beat somebody that was an undefeated champ, I really started to think about boxing.

  McConnell Wins by TKO
Photo and report
by Mike Blair
October 24, 2005

(OCT 24) On Saturday, October 22, at the Emerald Queen Casino, in Tacoma, Washington, Molly McConnell, of Portland, Oregon,  looked sharp in defeating Janae Archuleta, of Denver, Colorado.  McConnell controlled the action with short quick hard jabs, while Archuleta tried to land big shots to McConnell's body. Each time Archuleta fired a shot to the ribs, McConnell came over the top and most of the time she landed. 

  Oh...Boy...Moorehead featured on another boxing card
By Sue TL Fox
October 21, 2005

(OCT 21) Again, “Hall of Shamer” boxer Willicia Moorehead,  2-17-0, will be fighting again, on October 27, 2005, at the Civic Center, in Hammond, Indiana, when she takes on Amy Yoratovac.  This tidbit of information is reported on boxrec.com.  Moorehead has been stopped 11 times in her last 12 bouts, and losing her last 13 fights. It does not take much to figure out "why"  when you catch a glimpse of her boxing abilities.

  Moreno – Siriporn bout to take place in a Prison!
by Sue TL Fox
October 21, 2005

(OCT 21) Word has been a buzzin’ since the Yonhapnews (Korean AP) reported that the upcoming WBC 105 Title match on November 7th, will be held INSIDE A JAIL, because Carina Moreno’s opponent, Nong Nai Siriporn, is in the middle of serving her sentence due to a drug-related crime. WBAN contacted the WBC, and asked them to confirm the report. WBC Mauricio Sulaiman responded by email, stating that this would be the FIRST FEMALE CHAMPIONSHIP FIGHT in the history of Thailand, and the WBC is very proud to be part of this great event.

  What is a world champion?
By Sue TL Fox

(OCT 18) Webster Dictionary describes a champion as a "winner of first prize or first place in competition." Taken a step farther, Webster’s defines the best as "excelling all others."  Those definitions may be accurate in other sports, but all too often it seems they fail to apply in women’s boxing, where anyone...

  The Fighter and the Promoter
By Bernie McCoy
October 18, 2005
 

(OCT 18) It's boxing's basic story, the on-going interaction between the fighter and the promoter. It's been done in novels, movies and countless magazine and newspaper stories. I've done the story a couple of times and every time I did, there was always a "good guy" and a "bad guy". In truth, it was usually the promoter who wore the black hat. This story is different in the sense that not only do both the promoter and the fighter believe that they are each "on the side of the angels", in ..

  PART II - 1920's Female Boxer - Jeanne La Mar: Flash from the Past!
by Terry Graham
October 17, 2005
PART I   PART II

(OCT 17) WBAN has just received "Part II" on the 1920's femaile boxer Jeanne La Mar.  (AKA: Jean La mar, The Countess Jeanne La Mar, The Countess, Jeanne Vina Lamar.)  Writer Terry Graham and Sarah Jo Rauschl provided this fascinating history of this past boxer, and a deep mystery that surrounds her.  PART II

  Behind the Scenes With TL Fox at the All-Women's Card in Laughlin - PART II
Photos and Story by Sue TL Fox
October 13, 2005

(OCT 13) The first fight on the card was between Shadina Pennybaker and Daria “Ringname” Hill, of New Jersey.  In what could have been the best fight of the night (but as boxing fans found out) all of the matches could have been ...Part I     Part II

  Behind the Scenes With TL Fox at the All-Women's Card in Laughlin - Part I
Photos and Story by Sue TL Fox
October 12, 2005

(OCT 12) On October 8, 2005, at the Harrah’s in Laughlin, Nevada, there was another fantastic card put on by Rock and Sock Productions, with “A Ring of their Own” Boxing card.  I generally do not cover the events myself, but rely on other photographers and writers to provide ringside coverage of the boxing events.  I did decide to cover the Laughlin event, and was not disappointed. 

  Asa Sandell: From Sweden to Gleason's to Nevada
By Bernie McCoy
October 11, 2005

(OCT 11) Gleason's Gym, hard by the East River on the northern edge of Brooklyn, is straight out of central casting. Every movie scene depicting a boxing gym probably uses Gleason's as a model. In fact, many of those movie scenes were actually filmed there.   When I went up the stone stairs to the gym, recently, the surprise was how little it had changed in all the years since the last time I'd been there. The same dust, the same odors, the same sounds; leather on leather, shoes on canvas, the buzzers, the bells. The faces around the gym were a bit different, but in a way, they were exactly the same.

 
  Milo vs. Toutktalova
By JollyDee of Hungary
October 10, 2005

(OCT 10) As reported on the www.ProfiboX.hu boxing site,  the Hungarian flyweight world champion Viktoria Milo (14-4; 3KO's) is going  to fight for the vacant WIBF Light Flyweight title in the co-main event of "Five Title Bout" card on October 29, 2005, in Dr. Papp László Sportarena, Szentes, Hungary.  Marylin Hernandez of The Dominican Republic was the original opponent for Milo, but she has informed Milo's management and the association, that she cannot take the fight because of passport and VISA problems. 

 
     
     
   
 
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