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Sue TL Fox creator/founder
of the Women's Boxing Archive Network (WBAN) and the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame
(IWBHF)
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Sue "TL" Fox,
multi-Hall of Famer, award-winning pioneer boxer rated #1 in the world in 1979, and
creator/founder of WBAN™. She was named in the
Feb. 2012 Commemorative issue of Ring Magazine as one of the
Top-Ten
Most Influential female boxers of all time.
Since its inception
on the
Internet 26
plus years ago, WBAN has become the world’s leading
authority for resource and information in female boxing. Fox outside
the
ring is a professional
musician and a retired police officer from Oregon.
She also created and founded the
International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame in 2014.
[In April of 2025, in Las Vegas, Fox will celebrate the 12th year
anniversary of the IWBHF, and 26th year of WBAN.]
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March 2025
Fighter of the
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Stephanie
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Mikaela Mayer Successfully Defends
Her WBO Welterweight World Title
by Sue TL Fox (MAR 30)
Last night in an action-packed mainliner in women’s boxing, Mikaela Mayer showcased her prowess in
the ring by successfully defending her WBO Welterweight World Championship title
against Sandy Ryan at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas, Nevada. This bout
was part of a irst...
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Yokasta Valle Won by a Split
decision over Marlene Esparza
(MAR 30) Last night in Cancun, in
Quintana Roo, Mexico
Yokasta Valle, 110 1/2, of Costa Rica, won a split 10-round
decision over Marlene Esparza, 113 1/2, of Texas. Final judges
scores were 97-93, 97-93, and 94-96. Valle is now 33-3-0 (10KO),
and Marlen is 15-3-0 (1KO). This was the first fight in 2025 for
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Updated Women's Pound-For-Pound Top Four
(MAR 27)
When it comes to women’s boxing, these fighters aren’t just champions. They’re
dynasties. They’re the unstoppable forces. They’re the ones you’d want in your
corner during the Last round with everything on the line.
The female game has been overshadowed by its male counterpart for
generations. But over the last decade or so, women...Full
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IOC Executive Board Announces
Olympic-Style Boxing Will be Included on LA28 Olympic Schedule
(MAR 25) COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – At the 144th
International Olympic Committee (IOC) Session, the IOC announced
that Olympic-style boxing will be included on the schedule for
the Los Angeles 2028 Olympic Games. The announcement came...Full
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Tiara Brown Becomes New WBC
Featherweight Champion
(MAR 24) In an interesting matchup on Saturday night at the
Qudos Bank Arena, in Sydney Olympic Park, Tiara Brown, 124 1/2,
of Florida, won a ten-round split decision over Skye Nicolson,
126, of Australia. The two were fighting for the WBC World
Featherweight Title. Final judges scores were 94-96, 93-97, and
96-94. Skye was defending her WBC Featherweight title.
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The Latest Top News Stories On
Women’s Boxing
by Sue TL Fox
(MAR 19)
Women’s boxing has been gaining momentum, with remarkable stories and
achievements coming to light. From high-stakes trilogies to the emergence of new
talent, there's a whirlwind of excitement surrounding this dynamic sport. Check
out the latest news that is shaping women’s boxing, highlighting key events and
notable figures making headlines.
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Ivy Enriquez Signs with Management: A
Bright Future in Boxing Awaits
(MAR 18) In the world of boxing, few stories are as inspiring as
that of young amateurs stepping into the ring and making their
mark. Ivy “Poison” Enriquez, an 18-year-old boxing standout from
El Paso, Texas, is one such story. With an impressive amateur
career, including numerous national titles and international
representations for Team...
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Nyousha Nakhjiri Wins by a
Unanimous Decision over Josefina Vega in her Third Pro Fight--by Ron Scarfone
(MAR 9) Danny “Swift” Garcia of Swift Promotions held his boxing
event titled “The Future Is Now” at the 2300 Arena in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on Saturday, March 8th.Swift
Promotions started promoting boxing events last year with four
events in 2024...Full
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Wanda Countiss Celebrates a Decade of
Dedication at the International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame
The International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame would
like to give our sincere thank you and congratulations for her
10 years of being our IWBHF Vice President. Wanda Countiss’s
foray into...Full
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The Countdown Begins:
Two-Day International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame Event-
April 4-5, 2025!
-- LAS VEGAS,
NV- The countdown has officially begun! Mark your
calendars for April 4-5, 2025, because the
much-anticipated International Women’s Boxing Hall of
Fame (IWBHF) event is set...Full
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TWBC Women’s Summit: A Stellar Lineup
of Speakers In their Two-Day Event in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS, NV - - The WBC Women’s Summit takes place in a
two-day event on April 2-3, 2025. Their event is taking
place at the Orleans Hotel & Casino..Full
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Unstoppable: Celebrating Women's
Boxing at the Royal Albert Hall
--- As the world prepares to celebrate International
Women’s Day, London will play host to a groundbreaking event in
the realm of sports—an all-female boxing card titled
“Unstoppable.” Scheduled ..Full
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Three "Firsts" Take Place at the
International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame - April 4-5, 2025!
--On April 4-5, 2025, at the Orleans Hotel & Casino, in Las Vegas,
Nevada, the International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame, "Night of the
Stars 2", a two-day Hall of Fame event will take place again in
Vegas. With our event now a two-day affair for the second year----we
have three...Full Story |
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Sue TL Fox, Creator of WBAN, the IWBHF and the
Special segment, "©Women Cops Who Box", Fox worked in law
enforcement as a police officer, with part of that time in
detectives, and retired in 2008. When she developed WBAN she
wanted to include the female boxers in blue as a tribute to their
service for the public. To check out some of the past,
current, amateur and pro boxers, go here!
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Latest Breaking News in the Sport! |
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WBAN has been the One-Stop
Boxing News for women's boxing for 19 plus years on the
Net. We publish stories as they come in and
have "Hot off the Press" latest updates on the women
boxers, both pro and amateur. To check out our
latest news you can visit, "What's the Buzz"
News link. If you
would like to read our archived news that we have keep
for historical reasons, go to our
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Throughout the many years
with WBAN, we have listed some very interested boxing
trivia in women's boxing. In one of our listed trivia
topics, some may think that women boxers putting out
"public challenges" to other female boxers may be
something that has transpired in the last 10 years or
so.....But WBAN has discovered that the first "Public
Challenge" f Norfolk, Virginia, put out a public
challenge in a local newspaper.....To
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Crazy Matchmaking Database
Samples of endless Ridiculous Matchups |
The "Crazy Matchmaking WBAN
Database" is for men and women's boxing matches. The
listed records of each boxer is the record going into the fight.
Without further ado, check out the matches made in the sport and
see the top samplings on our
WBAN
Database!
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About Sue TL Fox - The creation of WBAN |
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| Sue TL Fox, the
creator of WBAN boxed from 1976 -
1979, and re-entered into training in 1996 to get in shape. She heard
about the infamous Christy Martin vs. Diedre Gogarty
bout that was featured on a Mike Tyson card, and decided
that . .
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Check out the "Tidbits" of history in the sport of
women's boxing! Women's Boxing has come a long way
baby....The sport has grown throughout the years and
some of these great events in the history displays how
we have grown to where it is today. Check out some
of the highlighted story on the Flash from the Past.
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WBAN extensive historical segment |
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| In 1996, Sue TL Fox
of WBAN, began extensive research in the history of
female boxing. After two years of research, in
1998, she developed online Women Boxing Archive Network.
WBAN now houses one of the only archives of the sport
worldwide with massive amounts of historical data going
as far back as the 1800's. More on
history
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This site features the latest and most controversial
on what's happening in Women's boxing today! WBAN has expanded to having the Top Women's Boxing
Records Site; The International Women's Boxing
Hall of Fame, The WBAN Resource Team; and Hot Boxing News Site. |
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Update and
Clarification of the Official WBAN Patches - by
Sue TL Fox
WBAN has
had a very good response from the boxing community about the
Official WBAN embroidery Patches. More
on WBAN Patch Program
There are
many "Flash From the Past" photo galleries of many female
boxers, and fight photos. We have many galleries of
the female boxers who fought in the past and are now retired
from the sport. Fight
Photo Galleries Link
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Past Pioneer Female Boxers |
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There are many female boxers from the late 1880's, to in the
1920s and further in the sport from the 1950-s and 1960's.
We give a tribute to many of these pioneers from the sport
who have played a part in what the sport is today!
Link to profiles`
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Pre-1970s Female Boxers From the Past |
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Additional female boxers from the past that includes three
female boxers that were inducted in the
International Women's Boxing Hall of Fame. Sue
TL Fox created the IWBHF in 2014, to celebrate and honor
these great past women boxers who helped pave the way to the
sport long ago.
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Other Boxing Links on the Net |
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Check out some of WBAN's
favorite boxing links on the Net. If those who
have websites would like to exchange link, you can
contact us by emailing us at wban100@aol.com.Other Links |
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