Category: Interviews

One on One Interview with Tonya Harding! – 2003

by Sue TL Fox – October 15, 2003 – Copyrights of story/photo   WBAN recently met up on Oct. 15,  with Tonya Harding, her trainer, Paul Brown, and Linda Lewis at Grand Gym, in Portland, Oregon.  That particular day, Harding was ill, but still came into the gym and spoke with WBAN and worked out

One on One Interview with Cathy “Cat” Davis – by Sue TL Fox

Cathy “Cat” Davis was one of the best known women boxers from the 1970’s to early 1980’s.  Through the five years that WBAN has been on the net, it has received countless emails from long-time boxing fans of Davis.  And they would always ask the same question—What ever happened to Cat? Well, I am pleased

One on One Interview with Laila Ali – by Sue TL Fox

Tonight I had the opportunity to talk with Laila “She Bee-stingin” Ali about her upcoming fight this Friday, November 8, at the Stratoshere Hotel and Casino, in Las   Vegas. Ali and Valerie Mahfood is the mainliner on “Friday Night Fights” on ESPN2. The two will duke it out for the  unification of three belts

One on One Interview with Yolanda Gonzalez – by Sue TL Fox

This week I conducted a one on one Interview with Yolanda Gonzalez.  Yolanda is a lawyer by day and boxer by night.  Yolanda’s boxing background included participating as an amateur, and was the New Jersey 1999 Golden Gloves Champion, and the Diamond Gloves Champion of 2000. In addition, she received the honor of “The Fighter of the Night” in her

Freeda Foreman Guest Spot on She Got Game – 2001

Written by Carol Ann Weber – January 1, 2001   Yes, the night of her fourth fight, Freeda appeared on my radio show. She talked a lot about working her butt off to get her into such great shape (she lost well over 40 pounds total), and that she had made a decision to devote

Women’s Boxing: A Hard Sell? by Carol Ann Weber – Nov. 1, 2000

  By Carol Ann Weber/November 1, 2000 After reading Sue Fox’s commentary regarding the recent press conference held for the Tapia/Ayala fight in Las Vegas, where she noticed the screaming absence of any female boxers, I realized that our femme fatales of the ring could use a little guidance in not only getting their faces