Post by len on Apr 30, 2006 23:28:11 GMT -5
A much less hectic schedule this week. It starts Thursday in Burbank, California with featherweights Jeri Sites 10-6-1 (5) against Lina Ramirez 4-7-1 (1).
Friday, in Chubut, Argentina: featherweights Clauda Lopez 2-0 takes on Maria del Carmen Montiez 1-4 (1). There are two female tilts in Sant Fe, New Mexico with Jalya Ortez 11-8-1 (3) the favorite in a lightweight clash against LeAnne Villareal 1-6-1 (1), and debuting bantamweight Lillian Camarena against TBA.
Also on Friday, Steph Dobbs 22-20-2 (13) fights Dawn Ramey 1-0-1. in a flyweight bout. I have to cut Team Dobbs some slack here because Stephanie fought just last Thursday, and Villareal upset Sarah Goodson.
Speaking of Goodson 19-15-1 (7) who had two victories and a draw against Dobbs and whose record is actually much better that it sounds (she lost her fight seven bouts before she matured as a boxer): WHY IS SHE FIGHTING minimumweight Angie Wilson 0-1 in Oklahoma City on Saturday?
Lastly, on Saturday in Dusseldorf, Germany, Regina Halmich 49-1-1 (15) is going for her 50th win in a WIBF-GBU flyweight title defense against a relatively tough opponent in Viktoria Vega 15-5 (4). Halmich still can throw a good jab and an occational good overhand right, but her defensive skills continue to deteriorate. Sooner or later someone is going to land a bomb that will negate any judges' decision.
Friday, in Chubut, Argentina: featherweights Clauda Lopez 2-0 takes on Maria del Carmen Montiez 1-4 (1). There are two female tilts in Sant Fe, New Mexico with Jalya Ortez 11-8-1 (3) the favorite in a lightweight clash against LeAnne Villareal 1-6-1 (1), and debuting bantamweight Lillian Camarena against TBA.
Also on Friday, Steph Dobbs 22-20-2 (13) fights Dawn Ramey 1-0-1. in a flyweight bout. I have to cut Team Dobbs some slack here because Stephanie fought just last Thursday, and Villareal upset Sarah Goodson.
Speaking of Goodson 19-15-1 (7) who had two victories and a draw against Dobbs and whose record is actually much better that it sounds (she lost her fight seven bouts before she matured as a boxer): WHY IS SHE FIGHTING minimumweight Angie Wilson 0-1 in Oklahoma City on Saturday?
Lastly, on Saturday in Dusseldorf, Germany, Regina Halmich 49-1-1 (15) is going for her 50th win in a WIBF-GBU flyweight title defense against a relatively tough opponent in Viktoria Vega 15-5 (4). Halmich still can throw a good jab and an occational good overhand right, but her defensive skills continue to deteriorate. Sooner or later someone is going to land a bomb that will negate any judges' decision.
