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Chelsey Anderson drops Elvina White twice en route to UD win - RJJ Boxing, 9/16/2021
RJJ went down last night on Fight Pass last night and Chelsey Anderson improved to 4-0. Anderson is a Erin Toughill trained fighter out of Cali. Long frame for lightweight at 5’9 that can leverage into nice power right hand.
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@nbaboxing NBA FEMALE RANKINGS (November - December 2020) HEAVYWEIGHT (168+) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: NBA Champion: Vacant CONTENDERS: 1. Gwendolyn O'Neil 3. Lorissa Rivas 4. Sonja Fox SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT (168) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: NBA Champion: Vacant CONTENDERS: 1. Alejandra Jimenez 2. Bertha Aracil MIDDLEWEIGHT (160) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant CONTENDERS: 1. Christina Hammer 2. Torri Nelson 3. Erin Toughill 4. Raquel Miller SUPER WELTERWEIGHT (154) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant CONTENDERS: 1. Maricela Cornejo 3. Logan Holler 4. Samantha Pill WELTERWEIGHT (147) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 1. Chevelle Hallback 2. Layla McCarter 3. Ashleigh Curry SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT (140) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 1. Melissa Hernandez 2. Mary McGee LIGHTWEIGHT (135) NBA CHAMPION: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 1. Salina Barrios 2. Lisa Porter 3. Kimberly Connor SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT (130) NBA CHAMPION: Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 1. Ronica Jeffrey 2. Alycia Baumgardner 3. Ikram Kerwat FEATHERWEIGHT (126) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 2. Maureen Shea 3. Cindy Serrano SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT (122) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 2. Alicia Ashley BANTAMWEIGHT (118) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 2. Helen Joseph 3. Avril Mathie 4. Rosalinda Rodriguez 5. Irma Garcia SUPER FLYWEIGHT (115) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 1. Adelaida Ruiz 2. Jasmin Artiga 3. Zulina Munoz 4. Christina Fuentes FLYWEIGHT (112) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 2. Ava Knight 3. Sulem Urbina 4. Melissa McMorrow 5. Jacky Calvo LIGHT FLYWEIGHT (108) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 2. Eileen Olszewski 3. Ebony Rivera 4. Elizabeth Lopez 5. Anahi Torres STRAWWEIGHT (105) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 1. Amaris Quintana 2. Nancy Franco 3. Cinthia Martinez ATOMWEIGHT (102) NBA CHAMPION: Vacant Won Title: Last Defense: CONTENDERS: 2. Lorraine Villalobos 3. Natalie Gonzalez https://www.instagram.com/p/CG5gbkth0ER/?igshid=1kfxs82hkcumm
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(via Women MMA Fighters: Erin Toughill - Female MMA)
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Raquel Miller v Erin Toughill - an NABO title fight - Don’t miss it!
Raquel Miller v Erin Toughill – an NABO title fight – Don’t miss it!
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#Laila #Ali #Biography #Photos #Wallpapers #anime #aztagram #celebrity #fashionshow #happiness #instapic #languagelearning #makeupartist #photography #positive
Laila Ali (born December 30 1977 in Miami Bevery single, Florida) is a professional boxer. She is the daughter of Muhammad Ali and his third wife Veronica Porsche Ali. She was their second child and is the most famous of the nine children born to Muhammad Ali.
Ali has a degree in business from Santa Monica College and previously owned a Balloon and Halloween mask shop in California before becoming a boxer. She is 1.78 m, with a reach of 1.79 m, and weighs around 76 kg.
In her 1st bout, on December 8, 1999, Ali knocked out April Fowler in the first round. She ran off eight wins in a row and a lot of boxing fans started talking about wanting to see her square off in a boxing ring with George Foreman’s daughter, Freeda Foreman, or Joe Frazier’s daughter, Jackie Frazier-Lyde. On the evening of June 8, 2001, Ali and Frazier finally met. The fight was nicknamed Ali/Frazier IV in allusion to their fathers’ famous fight trilogy. Ali won by a majority judges’ decision in eight rounds. It should be noted that she was 16 years younger than Jackie.
After a year’s hiatus, on June 7, 2002 Ali beat Shirvelle Williams in a six-round decision. She won the IBA title with a second-round knockout of Suzette Taylor on August 17 in Las Vegas. On November 9, she retained that title and unified the crown by adding the WIBA and IWBF belts with an eight-round knockout win earlier mentioned her division’s other world champion, Valerie Mahfood, in Las Vegas.
On June 21, 2003, Ali retained the title in a rematch with Mahfood, knocking her out in six rounds. It was announced on June 30, that she would fight Christy Martin on August 23. She beat Martin by a knockout in 4 rounds.
Ali was to begin 2004 by fighting Gwendolyn O’Neil of Guyana at Abuja, Nigeria. The fight was canceled, however, when Ali’s camp learned no airline had flights scheduled to Nigeria on the date she wanted to arrive there.
On July 17 of that year, she retained her world title, knocking out Nikki Eplion in four rounds. Ali missing Eplion four moments before the fight was stopped.
Thirteen days later, she stopped Monica Nunez in nine rounds, in her father’s native city of Louisville. This fight was part of the undercard for the fight in which Mike Tyson was remarkably knocked out by fringe contender Danny Williams
On September 24, 2004, she added the IWBF Light Heavyweight title to her resume by beating O’Neil (whom she had canceled a fight yet against) by a knockout in three rounds, at Atlanta, Georgia. On February 1, 2005 in Atlanta, Ali scored a commanding and decisive eighth round technical knockout over Cassandra Geigger in a ten-round fight.
On June 11, 2005, on the undercard to the Tyson-Kevin McBride fight, Ali pounded Erin Toughill into submission in round three to remain undefeated, and won the World Boxing Council title in addition to defending her WIBA crown. (The Ali-Toughill bout is considered one of the most violent female to female fights in history.) She was the second woman to win a WBC title (Jackie Nava was the first). Toughill and Ali disliked each other, and prior to the fight Toughill joked about Ali. Ali promised she would punish Toughill, much like her father did with Ernie Terrell back in 1967.
On December 17, 2005, in Berlin, Laila fought and defeated Ă…sa Sandell by TKO in the fifth round, marking her 22nd win. The decision was heavily disputed however, and the audience booed Ali during her post-fight interview. While a guest on Quite Frankly with Stephen A. Smith on June 7, 2006, Ali announced that she would be making a world tour, and said that she was looking forward to fighting Ann Wolfe on an October 2006 date. The fight with Wolfe will not materialized. Instead, on November 11, 2006, Ali fought and defeated Shelley Burton by TKO in the fourth round.
Ali was supposed to fight Oâ€Neil again in Cape Town, on August 5, 2006, but she pulled out amid allegations of fraud. In addition, the local promoter couldn’t raise the final $325,000 installment of her $525,000 purse. The South African government is investigating the fraud allegations, according to an exposĂ© in the Cape Times.
On February 3, 2007 in Johannesburg, Ali retained her WBC and WIBA super middleweight world titles, knocking out Gwendolyn O’Neil at 56 seconds of the first round. Ali headlined the first women’s professional boxing match in South Africa. She improved to 24-0. Boxing has also led her into a TV show guest star such as a boxing epesode of George Lopez (TV series)
Name Laila Ali Height 5 ft 10 in Naionality American Date of Birth December 30, 1977 Place of Birth Miami Beach, Florida Famous for Boxing
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Maricela Cornejo defeats Erin Toughill – RESULTS
Maricela Cornejo defeats Erin Toughill – RESULTS
In front of a packed house at the famed AVALON Nightclub middleweight contender Maricela ‘La Diva’ Cornejo of Los Angeles, CA improved to 13-3 (5 KOs), with a strong performance against cross-town rival Erin Toughill, (7-4-1) of Huntington Beach, CA winning an eight-round decision by scores of 79-73, 79-73 and 78-74.
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Cornejo vs. Toughill headlined the…
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The Women's Boxing Hall of Fame
What a joke! The "fans" choose who gets in. It's based in FLORIDA. So, actual great female fighters can expect to be left out. Great idea guys. But hey, bums like Laila Ali get voted in for fighting nothing but washed-up has-beens like Mary Ann Almager and low tier never-weres like Erin Toughill while at the same time WILLINGLY GIVING UP THREE FUCKING TITLE BELTS to avoid fighting Ann Wolf and Leticia Robinson. Fuck Laila Ali. Oh! They also voted Mia St John in. One of the WORLD'S WORST fighters in human history. The same Mia St John who got a gift decision against Kristy Follmar after taking a 4 round beating, then going on to lose to EVERY SINGLE FIGHTER WHO HAD A WINNING RECORD!
They didn't get everything wrong, though. Regina Halmich is in as are Elena Reid, Christy Martin, Ann Wolfe, Ria Ramnarine and Holly Holm but get fucking real. Ali and St John do not deserve to be inducted alongside these truly great female fighters. I expect to see Mariana Juarez, Susi Kentikian and possibly Chevelle Hallback in there soon but I won't hold my breath. Great east asian fighters like Fujin Raika, Kim Juhee and Gretchen Abaniel can just forget about even being mentioned as most western fans of women's boxing are too casual to know of many fighters outside of North America.
Urgh! I'm going to list who SHOULD be in, who should be the fuck out and who should be considered for induction in the future. Stay tuned.
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5 Tips Friday 3-24
5 Weekly Tips That Will Change Your Life are here! Every Friday you’ll receive a list of:
1 Thing you can get that will make a difference 1 Exercise vid you can do to change things up, prevent boredom and break plateaus 1 Supplement you can take for body or mind 1 Person to follow on IG or Twitter that’ll inspire you 1 Interesting Fact I learned this week that’ll make you say “Hmm, that’s interesting.”
FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 2017
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Wireless Bluetooth Headband. Forget wired headphones at the gym. Why would you subject yourself to such primitive technology? This headband doubles as a sweat catcher! Only $16! Get it here.
1 Exercise vid
https://youtu.be/Drb9vaZcMOo
10in30 Pushup Rows. Work your chest and back plus your core in one exercise!
1 Supplement
Triple Strength Fish Oil. I can’t stress enough the importance of high amounts of fish oil for hormonal control including raising your precious testosterone while keeping estrogen in check. Also great forbrain health and helping to get rid of body fat. Like it says in the official 10in30 book, take 3-4g of EPA/DHA. I take 6 a day with meals. Get it here.
1 Person
Erin Toughill. Erin is an MMA fighter. She’s smart, witty, and she will inspire you. Check out that video of her training. Her IG: erin.fights
1 Interesting Fact
Myopia (nearsightedness) can be reversed with,—you guessed it—exercise! Spending too much time focusing on close-up items such as reading a book, staring into a phone, or staring at a computer for 8 hours a day may cause myopia and elongate your eyes. However, you can do exercises to strengthen the muscles that flex your lens and get your eyes back to normal shape!
Watch this video which explains it in depth, and I mean IN DEPTH, so be patient. He also addresses why the popular Bates method to reverse myopia is outdated.
https://youtu.be/x5Efg42-Qn0
That’s it! Let me know what you think and be sure to share with your friends!
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The First Women’s MMA Championship
By: It’s Not Cagefighting
YouTuber It’s Not Cagefighting did a retrospective on what is considered by many to be the first major women’s MMA championship - the ReMix: World Cup 2000. That tournament featured Marloes Coenen, Megumi Yabushita, Erin Toughill, and more. Great little MMA history lesson.
Funnily enough the 20th anniversary of the tournament is next week (December 5).
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@ms.raquelmiller Raquel Miller and Erin Toughill @erin.fights square off for the NABO Title at a 160lbs May 18, 2019 @MsPrettyBeast #boxing #millervstoughhill #womensboxing #womenwhofight #fight #combatsports @boxing_meets_beauty #Boxeo https://www.instagram.com/latinboxsports/p/BwU_XfABbCy/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1gqmo91964ih8
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Svetlana Goundarenko vs Erin Toughill in the ReMix World Cup 2000 quarterfinals (12/5/2000)
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Video: Watch Amanda Lucas talk about fighting in DEEP and Erin Toughill's beef with her
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