Original Letter from promoter who was arranging the fight between Gwen Gemini and Sue TL Fox for May 26, 1977. The two fought at the Expo Center in Portland, Oregon, and fought to a four-round draw. Sue Fox came into the fight 4-2-2, and her much more experienced opponent was 14-1-1. Original copy of the
Sue TL Fox has been trying for years to obtain the video of this television program where she was featured with Gwen Gemini and Dee Knuckles. Fox attempted to try and get a copy of the video from NBC, but was told that when Tom Synder left the show that he owned the copyrights to
The home for female boxing Dulce Lucas, a well-schooled and tough pioneer female boxer from the late 1970s trained in Los Angeles, California. She trained at the Hoover Street Gym, the training ground for many boxing superstars. They call Lucas “Miss Perpetual Motion” and she was currently #2 ranked super welterweight of the Women’s World
Photo taken, just before Sue TL Fox stepped in the Ring with Gwen Gemini. She is featured with her father this night. He passed away two years later in Dec. of 1979.
In February of 1977, about a week before there was going to be a boxing card take place at the Sahara Tahoe Hotel, in Lake Tahoe, Nevada, Sue TL Fox was contacted by boxing manager Dee Knuckles, who managed her, and also managed Gwen Gemini of New York, who was living in Los Angeles. Fox said,
According to BOXREC, and someone who witnessed this fight, this was an exhibition fight between Gwen Gemini and Lady Tyger Trimiar. Four rounds No Contest. Notes: First female pro bout in the state of Pennsylvania. Because there was no ruling body established for women, the bout was a no-decision-Boxrec
On Thursday, February 26, 1976, in Portland, Maine, Lady Tyger Trimiar fought Margie “KO” Dunson. According to the Newport (R.I.) Daily News, dated February 27, 1976, Friday, they reported the following. “For Marian Trimiar, who is known in the ring as “Tyger or “Black Kojak”, 22 years old, defeated Dunson, 25 years old, by a
WBAN’s Archive has the ORIGINAL documented newsletter in the our Archive Files In the NEWAWA GRAPEVINE newletter, dated April 1976, Page 4, they reported the following History-first boxing bout that took place in Connecticut. They wrote the following at the time. First for Women – A “Tyger” in Our Tank – Amidst tremendous controversy, the first
A midst tremendous controversy, the first women’s professional boxing bout in Connecticut took place on Saturday, January 10, 1976. In order to give you a firsthand report on the bout, Jo and Jeff Bray were at ringside. The fight was between Gwen Gemini of Springfield, Massachusetts, 23 years old, 152 lbs., her fourth fight, and