Ruiz helps WBA KO drugs
Posted on | June 3, 2008 | No Comments
Boxing in benefit exhibition vs. Gilberto Jesus Mendoza in Venezuela
LAS VEGAS (June 3, 2008) – Former 2-time WBA heavyweight champion John “The Quietman” Ruiz, currently the WBA’s No. 2 rated contender, left today for Venezuela to participate in this week’s 18th annual WBA – KO to Drugs Festival.
The WBA’s international festival will he highlighted by Saturday night’s professional boxing show at the Olympic Center in San Juan de los Morros, Venezuela. During the show, Ruiz will engage in a three-round (2 minutes per round) benefit exhibition against Gilberto Jesus Mendoza, Vice President of the World Boxing Association. For each blow Mendoza’s lands against Ruiz, $100 will be donated to a charitable foundation that will be announced this week.
“It will be a pleasure to box with no less the first Latin American heavyweight champion, John Ruiz,” Mendoza said. “John represents the spirit of our festival because as a Latin American, he achieved what seemed to only be reserved for Americans or Europeans.”
Ruiz is the first and only Latino heavyweight champion of the world. He has fought in 10 world championship fights and defeated three world heavyweight champions — Evander Holyfield, Hasim Rahman and Tony Tucker – as well as top contenders such as Andrew Golota, Fres Oquendo, Kirk Johnson and Jameel McCline during his 15-year pro career.
“I’m excited about returning to Venezuela, especially for such a great cause and one I’ve always supported,” Ruiz remarked. “The last time I was there it was for an awards ceremony. Venezuela is a beautiful country and the people there are very friendly. I’m honored to be invited and I’d like to thank the WBA and the Mendoza family for selecting me to help promote its anti-drug program. I have spoken to kids for years about the perils of drugs, encouraging them to stay away from all illegal drugs, and to follow their dreams. It’s about surrounding yourself with good people and making wise decisions in life.”
For more information about John Ruiz go to his My Space at “johnquietmanruiz.”
-JR-
FIGHTERS WANTED: MMA RECRUITER CLASSIFIEDS
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Ammys – Bardstown, KY – June 21st
Jun 21, 2008
RING OF RAGE is looking for Male and Female Amateur MMA Fighters to fill spots on their upcoming fight card on June 21st in Bardstown, KY. Experienced fighters needed.
If you are interested in fighting on this card contact:
DENNIS SWIFT
Phone = (502)349-6580
E-mail = swift502@bellsouth.net
website = www.ringofrage.com
Myspace = ring of rage mma
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Ammy Heavy, 170 & 135 – Michagin – July 16th
Jul 16, 2008
King of the Cage is looking for Amateur MMA Fighters in the following weight classes Heavyweight, 170lbs and 135lbs to fill spots on their fight card July 16th in Michigan.
If you are interested in fighting on this card contact:
Mike
f1management07@aol.com
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Pro Female 125-135lbs – Jacksonville, NC – July 19th
Jul 19, 2008
Brawl at the Beach is looking for a Pro 125lb or 135lb Female Fighter to filll a spot on their upcoming fight card July 19th in Jacksonvile, NC.
If you are interested in fighting on this card contact:
Edward Holman
Brawlatthebeach@aol.com
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Jaffa Ballogou Ready To Return But Is Anyone Man Enough To Fight Him?
For Immediate Release
Former WBC international champion and WBA super middleweight title challenger Jaffa “The African Assassin” Ballogou 45-6 (39 KO’s) is ready for a return to the ring, but has found it difficult to find an opponent. He also dealt with a recent issue of what he describes as a phony promotional contract. Ballogou had signed an exclusive agreement with a well known promoter before the promoter’s matchmaker rushed him and his handlers off the phone daily when he called about a fight date. Ballogou claims that after two months of phone calls, the matchmaker finally told him he couldn’t get him a fight.
“They promised me fights, and an opportunity but nothing happened. I am very upset with how this promoter and his matchmaker handled the situation. It is extremely unprofessional what they did and everyone who knows this matchmaker knows about his reputation for rushing people off the phone. We were frequently told by the matchmaker that we would get a call back but never did. I regret signing that contract and wasting some time, but life has to go on”, said the heavy handed veteran. Ballogou is still confident that he can get something together and quickly get back into the ranks.
“I know I can still do this. My age is not a factor since I have never taken a beating. I am ready to take on any light heavyweight in the world”, exclaimed Ballogou.
All potential fight offers and media inquires can be sent to knockoutpublicity@yahoo.com
Tags: Boxing > Jaffa Ballouga > Super Middleweight > WBA > WBC
STEVE “USS” CUNNINGHAM RESPONDS TO ENZO MACCARINELLI COMMENTS
Posted on | June 3, 2008 | No Comments
PHILADELPHIA (JUNE 2, 2008)—IBF cruiserweight champion Steve “USS” Cunningham saw some comments over the weekend from former WBO champion Enzo Maccarinelli in regards for the Welshman desiring a fight with Cunningham.
“Enzo’s people know that my promoter Don King and Frank Warren already had some preliminary discussions” said Cunningham. “Some complications happened to slow things up.”
“Frank Warren is going into the Hall of Fame this weekend so he knows what it will take for a classy champion like myself to get me over to United Kingdom”
“I just want to make the biggest and best fight possible in the Cruiserweight division.”
Tags: Boxing > cruiserweight > Enzo Maccarinelli > Steve Cunningham > United Kingdom > WBO Champion
114-118 POUND BOXER NEEDED FOR JUNE 11 TIMES SQUARE FIGHT
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114-118 Pro Debut
I am now looking for 114-118lb pro-fighter for June 11 at the Hard Rock Cafe in Times Square.
The name of the opponent is Vachagen Avagyan. He is from Eastern Europe and has amateur experience. He would like to make his pro debut here in NYC.
If you or anyone you know is interested, please contact me ASAP.
4 rounds, $1000.00
If you are already tested (blood work, etc) the same fight can take place this Wednesday June 4th, at the Aviator Sports Center in Brooklyn, NY.
Thank you for all your help.
Angela Querol
Gleason’s Gym
718.797.2872
XFA Brings It Again At The Cox Pavilion in Vegas
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By: Holli Yargo Hearne
PHOTOS BY: Brian D. Cole.
Saturday night was a busy time for Lion’s Den fighter Vernon “Tiger” White. His wife, Melissa, went into labor over lunch, giving birth to Isaiah White at approximately 4:00 p.m. Baby born: check. Kiss the wife: check. Kiss the new baby: check. Then it was off to the Cox Pavilion in Las Vegas, NV to battle in the XFA2’s main event against Muay Thai champion Anthony Brown.
White, who dropped from his IFL Reno Lion’s fighting weight of 205 to 185 for this show, entered the red, white, and blue roped ring to The Chemical Brother’s “Rockefeller Skank (Funk Soul Brother).” Brown, a Master Toddy Muay Thai disciple, entered the ring to a Rocky theme mix; taking most of the applause as the local favorite. Steve Mazzagatti officiated as referee.
The first round began with both fighters carefully sizing up the other, circling and hesitating to engage. However, when the strikes started flying, the heads started butting. Each man held his head, shaking off the collision and returning to position.
The action picked up in the second but neither fighter appeared ready to be the primary aggressor and for good reason. White is a decorated mixed martial arts fighter with a rounded mix of Muay Thai and kickboxing skills while Brown is a 10 year Muay Thai student of the infamous Master Toddy.
The crowd boo’d the two warriors in the third, unable to appreciate their precision and deliberation. White landed a back kick to Brown’s chest only to be repaid with a perfectly placed right hook. The match up of skill was so even it nearly neutralized a clear winner, making for a very difficult choice for the judges.
In the end, the unanimous decision went to Vernon “Tiger” White who thanked his coaches, sponsors, and wife. He announced the arrival of his son and immediately left the pavilion to return to Melissa and Isaiah at the hospital. Imagine the story he’ll be able to tell his boy one day.
While not the main event, the fight of the night clearly went to a ladies bout between Sally “Slick” Krumdiak, a MMA fighter who took the challenge on very short notice, and Miriam Nakamoto, a Muay Thai specialist. Nakamoto, whose asymmetric hairstyle immediately drew the attention of the crowd and press alike, pushed the action from the beginning. Having a good three inches on her opponent, the Muay Thai practitioner gave a clinic on kicks, flying knees, and jabs.
While the height difference kept Krumdiak hard at work, it wouldn’t be wise to dismiss this tough young woman, who was, herself a force to be reckoned with. In the second round, the smaller fighter managed to get past Nakamoto’s defenses to land some amazing combos and knees. The intensity was so great, they both crashed to the mat from a leg sweep delivered by Nakamoto.
In the three spot, Krumdiak impressed everyone after taking a beating of punches which landed hard in all the sweet spots but never laid her out. Nakamoto rained a shower of leather and knees into her opponent’s face but caused little damage. Surprisingly, this war went all three rounds with a 30-27 unanimous decision going to Nakamoto. The 27 score for Krumdiak would suggest that all the judges felt like Krumdiak wasn’t “in the fight” at some point but that was certainly not the case. Had Krumdiak not been giving it her all throughout the whole match, Nakamoto would have easily been able to finish her and that simply did not happen.
The third bout featured two Muay Thai gentleman; featherweights Travis “The So Cal Kid” Garlits and Kevin “The Soul Assassin” Ross. Master Toddy Muay Thai student Kevin Ross entered the cage wearing the traditional Mong Kol Muay head piece and armbands as well as hot pink Muay Thai trunks. His opponent, also a Muay Thai specialist, Travis Garlits, was much more subdued.
The first round was fast and full of action. The crowd took to their feet when Ross threw a back kick in Garlits’ solar plexus, sitting Garlit on his butt. The two displayed a fabulous balance of skill with Garlits having the better hands but Ross with the better kicks.
Ross continued pouring the heat in the second, rocking Garlits with a near knock out and keeping his opponent on the defensive throughout the entire round.
Garlits wasn’t able to close the distance with the crafty Ross in the third, who was now putting his boxing skill on display. The fight went to the judge’s cards where Ross was awarded the unanimous decision. While the decision itself was clearly sound, the 30-26 score across the board was insulting to Garlits and didn’t reflect the fighter’s excellent effort in this non-stop contest.
In other interest, bout seven’s Josh Hancock said “no mas” after his Muay Thai opponent, Shawn Yarborough capitalized on Hancock lowering his head to avoid a strike by throwing a knee square in the MMA fighter’s mouth. Hancock stumbled back and removed his mouthpiece to find one of his entire front teeth still cradled in the teeth indentions of the guard.
Bout one lasted only 38 seconds into the second round. Marcelino “Slingshot” Menchaca, who gave the XFA their first KO of the organization’s first show, was sent to the hospital following a doctor stoppage TKO. While the featherweight insisted he could continue, his cornerman, Lance Foreman, acknowledged that the bone of Menchaca’s forehead was visible following a vicious knee delivered by David M. Smith. The perfectly landed strike rewarded Menchaca with his first kickboxing loss and 19 stitches.
Bout two saw a mutual Muay Thai clinic put on by Lynn “Lights Out” Alvarez and Catia “The Million Dollar Cutie” Vitoria. Vitoria tended to keep the fight moving forward, dazzling the fans with two flying knees and a very affective leg sweep to gain the unanimous decision win.
In bout 4, Jodie Esquibel took her fight against Amy Davis on short notice. Despite being cornered by UFC light heavyweight Keith Jardine, Esquibel was able to go the distance with her opponent but lost the decision by a unanimous and appropriate 30-27 vote.
Jack Thames knew he was behind on points in the third round of bout 5. Although he was able to rock Douglas Edwards with an overhand right in the second, the welterweight did stretches, yelled to the crowd he was “all right,” and showboated throughout the final round. As entertaining as he was, it wasn’t enough to win over all the judges. Edwards took away the split decision win.
Mark Holst defeated Mark Beecher in bout 6 with an impressive TKO in the second. He thanked coaches and sponsors then rattled off what could have been airstrike coordinates to GSP in his native French Canadian.
UFC and The Ultimate Fighter alums Forrest Griffin and nemesis/best friend Stephan Bonnar, mugged for fan’s cameras (including this fan’s), enjoying the full-contact, all stand-up event along with the rest of the crowd. In all, Reis Sports Entertainment succeeded in delivering another quality XFA show to fans and viewers of its live broadcast. Already, demand for more has the promotion planning its third event for a yet undisclosed Fall 2008 date.
About Reis Sports Entertainment
Reis Sports Entertainment, LLC (RSE) is a Professional Martial Arts Promoter licensed by the Nevada State Athletic Commission. RSE created the sports brand, the Xtreme Fighting Association TM (XFA) which will be holding a series of events in Las Vegas, Nevada. The XFA’s debut event “XFA- I: Stand & Deliver” will be held March 22, 2008, at the Las Vegas Hilton.
For more information: www.XFAlive.com
Summer Heats Up with Sportfight XXIII: Heated Rivals at the Rose Garden June 20th
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Tickets On Sale Now
Event to air LIVE nationally on HDNet
Who: Sportfight XXIII: Heated Rivals
When: Friday, June 20, 2008 ? 7p
Where: Rose Quarter – Rose Garden
Portland, Oregon
Tickets: Tickets are priced at $48.00, $32.00, and $25.00 (call for VIP prices) and can be purchased at the Rose Quarter Box Office (M-F 10a-5p), all participating Safeway/ Tickets West outlets, by calling 877.789.ROSE (7673), or at ComcastTIX.com. For Groups of 10+ please call 503.963.4400. For more information please visit RoseQuarter.com. Prices do not include service charges. To receive event notices, pre-sale opportunities, discounts and prizes join our free Rose Quarter CyberClub at RoseQuarter.com.
What: SportFight founder and MMA superstar Matt “The Law” Lindland has teamed up with Mark Cuban and HDNet Fights to deliver yet another adrenaline-pumping night of mixed martial arts action at the Rose Garden on Friday, June 20th at 7pm. SportFight XXIII: Heated Rivals will offer up a stacked fight card featuring some of the most skilled and exciting athletes from both the Northwest and beyond, and will be broadcast LIVE, nationwide on HDNet in crystal-clear 1080i high definition.
This installment of SportFight will also have a distinct international flavor, featuring two top Brazilian fighters. Several competitors who have seen action in the UFC, IFL, Strikeforce and Elite XC will also take the ring in search of SportFight glory.
“I don’t think I’ve ever had this much talent on a card before,” says Lindland, President of SportFight, LLC. “We’re flying in some top international fighters, in addition to some of the best free agent fighters out there. We’re talent deep, and we’re heavyweight deep. On paper, this could be one of the better shows that we’ve had.”
Top Matchups: Main Event – Welterweight Championship
Welterweight
Michael Pierce, SportFight Champion (7-0), Braveheart MMA/Gresham, OR vs. Nathan Coy (4-0), Team Quest/Portland, OR
At SportFight 21, Michael Pierce used his superior grappling skills to frustrate champion Ed Nuno and take the welterweight belt. But his time around he’ll have to defend his title against another top-notch wrestler in Nathan Coy, who was an All-American at Oregon State. Coy has also shown he can let his fists do the talking, winning his last two fights via knockout and submission (strikes). In addition to the welterweight championship, both pride and team bragging rights will be on the line for these two fighters, who used to train together at Team Quest before Pierce moved on to Braveheart MMA.
Co-Main Event
Welterweight
Jake Ellenberger (17-3), Team Quest/Omaha, NE vs. Ricky Storey (5-1), Braveheart MMA/Gresham, OR
Thanks to an impressive 17-3 record at only 22-years-old—including two victories in the IFL—Jake Ellenberger is a rising star in the world of mixed martial arts. Ellenberger, an all-around fighter who is comfortable both on the mat or standing and trading blows, will take on an up-and-comer in Ricky Storey, who is looking to solidify his reputation at SportFight after three straight wins in the EWC.
Other Fights of Interest
In a matchup of two imposing big men looking to slug it out, Heavyweight champion Josh Queen will defend his title against Josh Bennett after surprising many observers by submitting Jeremiah Constant with a rear naked choke at SportFight 21.
In noteworthy fights, former UFC and Strikeforce competitor Ryan Jensen will go toe-to-toe with top Brazilian Dinarte Silva, while two menacing heavyweights on loan from the IFL—Fabiano Scherner, also from Brazil, and Mychal Clark—will both get their first taste of SportFight action.
Fight Card: Main Event – Welterweight Championship
Welterweight
Michael Pierce, SportFight Champion (7-0), Braveheart MMA/Gresham, OR vs. Nathan Coy (4-0), Team Quest/Portland, OR
Co-Main Event
Welterweight
Jake Ellenberger (17-3), Team Quest/Omaha, NE vs. Ricky Storey (5-1), Braveheart MMA/Gresham, OR
Heavyweight Championship
Heavyweight
Josh Queen, SportFight Champion (10-0), Lion’s Den/Coeur d’Alene, ID vs Josh Bennett (5-2), Team Quest/Camas, WA
Middle weightt
Ryan Jensen (12-4), Team Quest /Omaha, NE vs. Dinarte Silva (11-2), Team Oliveira Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu/Sao Paulo, Brazil
Heavyweight
Fabiano Andre Scherner (5-5), Team Quest/Florianópolis, Brazil vs. Mychal Clark (6-4), Seattle, WA
Heavyweight
Justin Moody (2-0), BJJ Spokane/Spokane, WA vs. DJ linderman (2-0), Yreka, CA
About SportFight
Founded in 2003 by Matt Lindland and Randy Couture, SportFight is the leading mixed martial arts promotion in the northwestern United States. Together with its subsidiary brands, “Proving Grounds” and “Clash at the Casino,” SportFight has produced more than 30 live MMA events in Oregon, Nevada and Colorado.
SportFight was Oregon’s first sanctioned mixed martial arts promotion and has served as a showcase for many of the sport’s emerging stars and best-known veterans, such as Sean Sherk, Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou, Jeff Monson, Chris Leben, Ed Herman, Gesias “JZ” Calvancanti, Paul Daley, Chael Sonnen and Dennis Hallman. Furthermore, SportFight has graduated fighters to every major MMA organization, including the Ultimate Fighting Championship, Pride FC, K-1, the International Fight League, BodogFIGHT and Elite XC.
Check out SportFight TV every Saturday at 10 pm on Comcast SportsNet. SportFight has an extensive library of event footage and highlight compilations that are available on DVD at Wal-Mart, Hollywood Video and many other retail locations. For more information, visit www.sportfight.tv.
Tags: BodogFIGHT > Brazilian > Chael Sonnen > Chris Leben > Dennis Hallman > Ed Herman > EliteXC > Fabiano Scherner > Gesias "JZ" Calvacanti > HDNet FIGHTS > Jake Ellenberger > Jeff Monson > Josh Queen > K-1 > Mark Cuban > Matt Lindland > Michael Pierce > Mychal Clark > Nathan Coy > Paul Daley > Pride FC > Rameau Thierry Sokoudjou > Ricky Storey > Rose Garden > Ryan Jensen > Sean Sherk > sportfight TV > The International Fight League
Best Kept Secret in Women’s Boxing Challenges for IFBA World Title
Posted on | June 3, 2008 | No Comments
FSN Best Damn Championship Fight Night Period Card June 12 at Mohegan Sun
HENDERSON, Nevada (June 2, 2008) – The best kept secret in women’s professional boxing today, Crystal Hoy, will not be a mystery to her next opponent, IFBA World flyweight champion Elena “Baby Doll” Reid, in their 10-round title fight on Thursday night, June 12 on Fox Sports Net’s Best Damn Championship Fight Night Period card at Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, Connecticut.
Best Damn Championship Fight Night Period, presented by Cappiello Boxing in association with Hollybrook Regency, Inc., is headlined by a 10-round championship fight between IFBA World junior featherweight champion Lisa “Bad News” Brown (14-3-3, 4 KOs) and challenger Alicia “Slick” Ashley (14-7-1, 1 KO).
Hoy (3-1-2, 2 KOs), fighting out of Las Vegas, is a late replacement for Russian invader Anastasia Toktaulova (12-8, 2 KOs), whose visa problems prevented her from taking on Reid (19-4-5, 5 KOs) for the IFBA crown.
Up until a surprisingly strong performance this past February 29 against NABF title-holder Monica Lovato (11-1), Hoy was a relatively unknown having fought only four times between 2002 and 2004. She hadn’t been in action since November 19, 2005 when she walked up the three steps into the ring to face Lovato in their 8-round title fight. The dangerous Hoy floored Lovato twice in the seventh round but she lost a controversial decision (74-76, 74-76, 74-75) in Lovato’s hometown of Albuquerque that was met by heavy booing upon announcement. After the fight Lovato called Hoy an underestimated, hard hitter who was her toughest opponent.
Hoy and Reid, however, are not strangers and Elena won’t make the mistake of underestimating Crystal. They both live and train in Las Vegas, where they have also sparred. “Crystal’s a great fighter who has a great trainer (Jessie Reid),” Reid said. “I saw what she did to my friend Monica Lovato and I respect Crystal a lot. I prepared for two months to fight Toktaulova and I’m disappointed in few people because they had plenty of time to get her visa straightened out. Crystal is much bigger than Toktaulova but I’m a fighter and at least I know Crystal. We’ve sparred and two weeks is more than enough time for me to prepare to fight her.
“You know, I really love everything about boxing. It’s tough to explain. I’m really excited to be fighting on the East Coast. Some of my friends, family and fans will be there and others all across North America can watch me fight on Fox Sports Net and see what I’m all about. I’m so excited to be part of this show. Judy (Kulis, IFBA president) puts us all in great match-ups and she does a great service to women’s boxing in the United States. We’re not trying to take away from men’s boxing; we want to add to boxing. Women’s boxing is further along everywhere else in the world than the United States. I could fight in Europe, Japan or Korea and make a lot more money, but I’m an American and I want to help women’s boxing grow by fighting here. Shows like this one, especially with these kinds of match-ups, are what’s been lacking in this country.”
Las Vegas undefeated mega-star Melinda Cooper (18-0, 10 KOs) kick-starts her comeback after nearly 18 months of inactivity against vaunted knockout specialist Donna “Nature Girl” Biggers (19-7-1, 16 KOs), of Shelby, North Carolina, in a special 6-round junior featherweight bout.
Also on the undercard in a pair of 6-rounders, junior featherweight contender Jeri Stizes (14-7-1, 6 KOs), of Springfield, Missouri, faces tough Ela “Bam Bam” Nunez (6-3, 2 KOs), fighting out of Jamestown, New York, while popular Jill Emery (8-2, 3 KOs) and experienced Cristy “Code Red” Nickel (7-6, 4 KOs) — both fighting out of New York City, college graduates and physical training instructors – meet in an entertaining junior middleweight bout.
Tickets are priced at $10.00, $25.00 and $40.00 and on sale at the Mohegan Sun box office or online at www.mohegansun.com.
Go to www.ifba.com for more information. The undercard will start a 7 PM/ET, followed by the first of three scheduled televised bouts beginning at 8 PM/ET.
IFBA
Since its inception in 1997, the IFBA has sanctioned more than 100 women’s title bouts and was the first to sanction all-women’s cards on cable and broadcast television, including ESPN2, USA Network, Pay-Per-View, Fox Sports International and on SBS, MBC and MBC-ESPN in Korea. With the help of various State Boxing Commissions, the IFBA established many of the rules used in the sport today. The IFBA is sanctioning four championship bouts June 13, featuring a showdown between Holly “The Preacher’s Daughter” Holm and Mary Jo Sanders for the vacant IFBA World junior middleweight title and pound-for-pound supremacy, live on pay-per-view television from Albuquerque. For more information, visit www.IFBA.com.
FSN
FSN is the nation’s leading provider of local sports. FSN’s 16 owned-and-operated regional networks and its affiliated networks reach more than 70 million homes across the U.S. FSN serves as the TV home to nearly two-thirds of all MLB, NHL and NBA teams based in the United States. FSN also produces close to 5,000 live local events each year, including more than 1400 in high definition. In addition to its thousands of home team games and a wide variety of locally produced sports programs, FSN televises national sports events and programs, including Pac-10 and ACC basketball and Pac-10 and Big 12 football.
-IFBA-
Tags: Cappiello Boxing > Cristy Nickel > Donna Biggers > Elena Reid > ESPN2 > Fox Sports Net > FSN > Henderson > Hoy > Jeri Stizes > Jill Emery > Melinda Cooper > Mohegan Sun > Monica Lovato > NC > North Carolina > NV > Shelby > women's boxing
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