Category: WBAN News

Looksaikongdin is a “perfect” Opponent for Easy Title Shot

(JAN 18 ) On January 14, 2012, at the Coliseo Olimpico de la UG, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, there was a 10-round WBF world title fight scheduled that featured Irma Sanchez vs. Fahpratan Looksaikongdin. Fahpratan definitely filled the bill for an “easy” win for a WBF Flyweight title shot for Sanchez. Sanchez stopped Fahpratan in the

Boxing Federations: We Get it….by Sue TL Fox

(JAN 6) Last night at the Club Saigos, in Buenos Aires, Argentina, Alejandra Oliveras won by a KO against Jessica Villafranca, when in the fifth round, Villafranca sat on her stool and was counted out by the referee. The two were fighting for the vacant WBO featherweight world title.  On September 30, 2011, Jessica Villafranca,

WBAN makes its own History! by Sue TL Fox

(JUNE 15) On Friday night [June 13, 2008] at the Isleta Casino & Resort, in Albuquerque, New Mexico,  on the televised PPV event “FINALLY”—WBAN “Finally” made its own history in the sport.  WBAN celebrates its 10-year anniversary of being live on the net as of June 2008—and WHAT better way to celebrate those 10 years

Historic Women’s Pro Boxing Week Coming Up – by Sue TL Fox

(JUNE 4) Women’s boxing history will be made this month when an all-women’s pay-per-view card, “Finally,” is supported the night before by an all-women’s nationally televised show, Fox Sport Network’s Best Damn Championship Fight Night Period. A total of six world championship bouts will be held for seven different world titles – 6 International Female

All Women’s Card in Japan Makes History First

(MAY 10) Last night in front of a sold out crowd at the at the  Korakuen Hall, in Tokyo, Japan, in what has been considered the first time the Japan Boxing Commission recognized women’s boxing this year, there was 10 women’s bouts on this card.  [If anyone has photos, more info on this card, email

Who Feels More Embarrassment? Fox Sports Net or George Foreman? by Sue TL Fox

Tonight, September 17, 2000, at the Cobo Arena, in Detroit,   Freeda Foreman took on her second opponent, Aicheria Bell. According to Fox Sports Net, Bell is a 0-3 fighter, losing two of her previous bouts by being stopped.  Bell is out of  Wisconsin. Foreman’s first opponent, Laquanda Landers…you guessed it…. is out of Wisconsin—-at least