Post by len on Sept 4, 2006 17:58:11 GMT -5
Everything I found on the web for next weekend is overseas.
Friday (9/8) there is a card in Hungary (I am not even going to try to spell the town's name) with a distaff welterweight four rounder between Livia Sandorfi (0-0-1) and Gabriella Rozsa 2-3)
Saturday (9/9) the big card is in Magdeburg, Germany where the fighters seem to represent the UN general assembly (three of the men's fights are Russian vs Czech, Chech vs Latvian,, and US vs Hungarian). It is a very long card (six bouts are scheduled for ten rounds). The Ladies bouts include German, Regina Hamlich 50-1-1 (15) defending her WIBF flyweight title against Ria Ramnarine 10-4 (1) of Trinidad & Tobago; Ina Menzer (originally of Kazakhstan) 14-0 (7) dfending her WIBF featherweight title against Columbian, Leli Luz Florez8-2 (3); Alesia-Tamara Graf 14-1 (6) of Belarus fighting Maria Jose Nunez Anchorena 5-0 (4) of Uruguay for the vacant GBU super flyweight title; German, Susianna Kentikian 12-0 (9) fighting American, Maribel Zurita 8-9-1 (1) for something the WIBF calls the Intercontinental flyweight title: and Hulya Sahin 15-0 (2) fighting Marylin Hernandez 13-5 (7) of the Dominican Republic for the WIBF light flyweight title.
Also on Saturday, in Szentes, Hungary: Viktoria Milo 15-6 (4) against TBA. Finally, in Nairobi, Kenya: Hometown girl, Conjestina Achieng 9-2-3 (4) is fighting American, Valerie Mahfood 19-11-3 (9) for the WBA women's middleweight title.
Friday (9/8) there is a card in Hungary (I am not even going to try to spell the town's name) with a distaff welterweight four rounder between Livia Sandorfi (0-0-1) and Gabriella Rozsa 2-3)
Saturday (9/9) the big card is in Magdeburg, Germany where the fighters seem to represent the UN general assembly (three of the men's fights are Russian vs Czech, Chech vs Latvian,, and US vs Hungarian). It is a very long card (six bouts are scheduled for ten rounds). The Ladies bouts include German, Regina Hamlich 50-1-1 (15) defending her WIBF flyweight title against Ria Ramnarine 10-4 (1) of Trinidad & Tobago; Ina Menzer (originally of Kazakhstan) 14-0 (7) dfending her WIBF featherweight title against Columbian, Leli Luz Florez8-2 (3); Alesia-Tamara Graf 14-1 (6) of Belarus fighting Maria Jose Nunez Anchorena 5-0 (4) of Uruguay for the vacant GBU super flyweight title; German, Susianna Kentikian 12-0 (9) fighting American, Maribel Zurita 8-9-1 (1) for something the WIBF calls the Intercontinental flyweight title: and Hulya Sahin 15-0 (2) fighting Marylin Hernandez 13-5 (7) of the Dominican Republic for the WIBF light flyweight title.
Also on Saturday, in Szentes, Hungary: Viktoria Milo 15-6 (4) against TBA. Finally, in Nairobi, Kenya: Hometown girl, Conjestina Achieng 9-2-3 (4) is fighting American, Valerie Mahfood 19-11-3 (9) for the WBA women's middleweight title.