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October 2, 2003 - Laughlin, Nevada  Weigh-In Report
Tonight at the  Palace Indian Gaming Center in Lemoore, California, Jenifer Alcorn TKO1 41seconds,  Franchesca Alcanter. In a second women's match, Claudia Valenciana won a four-round majority decision over Italy's Rita Turissi.  In the third match, Lisa Lewis won a majority decision over Blanca Luna. More by Steve Cummings on InTheCorner.net     News Article: Knockout Motivation PHOTO LINK

April 19, 2003 -  Selland Arena, in Fresno, California      PHOTOS
Mia St. John, 135.5 vs. Jenifer Alcorn, 135
Mia entered the ring first---included in her corner was Fredia “the Cheetah” Gibbs and Mia’s mother.  Alcorn made her appearance shortly thereafter, with trainer/husband working her corner.  Both boxers appeared to be relaxed and ready to fight….In the first round, Alcorn and Mia wasted little time in mixing it up and the fight turned into a slugfest.  Within about 20 seconds into the fight, Mia slipped to the canvas, and it looked like Alcorn was over-powering Mia at that time. (Mpeg of the slip on records site, gallery 51). In the second round, Alcorn and Mia continued to fight toe-to-toe, but in the later part of the round, Alcorn was throwing multiple combination and caught Mia in the corner.  Mia weathered out the 2^nd round, and did not appear to be hurt from the attack. (Mpeg on Records site of 60 seconds of the 2^nd round, gallery 51).    Most of the rest of the rounds was a slugfest between the two with Alcorn ultimately winning with a unanimous decision.  Alcorn remains undefeated with a 16-0-0 (10KO), and St. John is now 27-3-1 (13KO). Final judges scores was 78-74, 77-75, and 77-75. WBAN asked St. John how she felt about this fight with Alcorn in a post-fight interview. St. John said, “Out of my 31 fights this was probably my favorite fight aside from Christy. Fighting Jenifer was such a challenge and truly a wonderful experience. The crowd was on their feet the whole time and found it as exciting as I did. The fight was an overall  success! I went into Fresno sparked a little controversy, we sold A  LOT of tickets and fought our hearts out. My job is complete. I couldn't be happier. I'll be fighting again in June and hopefully will rematch with Christy sometime this summer.”

January 17, 2003 – Palace Indian Gaming Center, Lemoore, California
In front of a packed house of 1,500 boxing fans, with standing room only, Jenifer Alcorn, 133 ½, won a very close 10-round split decision over Jessica Rakoczy, 134 ¼, for the 135-lb lightweight IWBF World Title. Craig Ogawa who was ringside at the event reported to WBAN that Alcorn had received a cut on her forehead, from an apparent accidental headbutt, and had a nose bleed early in the rounds. There were no knockdowns, but the fight was "tremendous". In the Fresno Bee, staff writer Andy Boogaard wrote that Alcorn coming into the fight with a "soft" 14-0 record, remained unbeaten after her first bout against a "legitimate" foe. Boogaard reported that Rakoczy "howled in agony" not from Alcorn’s red gloves, but from the judges decision. Judge Ralph McKnight scored the fight 98-92 for Rakoczy., Marty Sammon and Terry Smith had it 96-94 and 98-92 for Alcorn. Alcorn is now 15-0-0, and Rakoczy suffered her first loss with 12-1. Article on this fight by Fresno Bee 

September 29, 2002 - Palace Gaming Center, in Lemoore, California
With an attendance of 1,450, Alcorn, 131.5, stepped up the competition with last-minute opponent Cheryl Nance, 133.5, of North Carolina. The two battled it out, until the fifth round of a scheduled six-round non-title fight, when Alcorn finished off the job and stopped Nance after knocking her to the canvass.  Nance was stopped at :57 seconds in that round.  Alcorn, the current WIBF lighweight champion, took the last-minute fight with Nance, after her long-scheduled opponent, Imelda Arias, was pregnant.   Alcorn improved her record to 14-0-0 (10KO). Nance is now 6-8-0 (6KO). Full Story on Fresno Bee

April 26, 2002 - Palace Indian Gaming Center, Lemoore, California
Jenifer Alcorn, 132, TKO2 1:40 Sue Mullett, 131, in the second round. Alcorn remains undefeated with a 13-0-0 (9KO). Mullett is 7-7-0 (4KO). This was for a WIBF Lightweight title belt. It is unfortunate that the WIBF has slipped in some of it's credibility after having so many inferior matchups for supposed world titles.  

February 1, 2002 - Palace Indian Gaming Center,   Lemoore, California
Fresno's Jennifer Alcorn, 136, won a four-round unanimous decision over Shakurah Witherspoon, Williamsport, Pennsylvania, 134.5. Final scoring was 40-36 by all three judges.  Alcorn remained undefeated with a 12-0-0 (8KO) record, and Witherspoon fell to 9-26-1 (4KO).  According to news sources Alcorn came out very aggressively in the first round, and had Witherspoon back-peddling.  Witherspoon was able to effectively defend herself and get some good combinations in the later rounds.

January 17, 2002 - Bakersfield, California
At the Centennial Garden  in the semi-main event, Fresno's Jenifer Alcorn, 133 3/4 lbs., fought a Lightweight six-rounder with Lisa Lewis, 133, and won by a unanimous decision.  Alcorn remains undefeated with her record improving to (11-0).  Lewis is now (2-5). Craig Ogawa said, "unbeaten lightweight Jennifer Alcorn of Fresno, California defeated crosstown rival Lisa Lewis by unanimous decision in a match which drew a standing ovation from the crowd. There were no knockdowns though the fight seemed close to ending when Alcorn unleashed a stunning barrage of punishing shots that lasted the entire 2nd round." (Final scorecards:  59-55, 59-55, 60-54.)  Ogawa said that there was some pre-fight talk in the media about a grudge between the two women that my have been a bit of media hype.  Ogawa said that according to Alcorn's husband, Brad, that the "prediction" was misquoted, and that what she actually said was that she goes for a knockout.  Brad said, "As a team, we train for a knockout. We don't want it to go to the judges."

November 15, 2001 Bakersfield, California
Jenifer Alcorn, 133,  went to 10-0 won by an easy unanimous decision over Shakurah Witherspoon, 128. All three judges scored the fight 60-53.  According to WBAN inside sources, Witherspoon went down hard in the first round and got up and grabbed Jenifer and pulled her top partially off.  The top was reattached between rounds and the fight continued.  Witherspoon was in trouble again in the second round and managed to pull the top down again.  At that point, the top was repaired in the corner and taped and the fight went the distance from there.  Shakura was warned several times for holding tactics but managed to survive the fight with holding and movement, but did show courage being hurt several times and refusing to quit. 

June 24, 2001 -At Coeur D’Alene Casino, 
Worley, Idaho
Dakota Stone won a four-round unanimous decision against Karen Bill.  Stone improved her record to 4-1-1. Bill fell to 3-8.  Also,  Jenifer Alcorn, 136,  moved to 9-0, 8 KO's by stopping Jessica LaPointe, 142,  of Spanaway, WA at 1:19 of the  2nd round. LaPointe, a martial arts fighter and 2-0 as a boxer, was down hard early in the round and showed great courage in getting up and trying to battle back before the eventual stoppage.  Jenifer weighed in at 136 lbs and LaPointe weighed in at 142 lbs.  The fight card was a Top Rank/Univision show headlined by Jorge Paez.

April 13, 2001, The Spa Resort & Casino, Palm Springs, California
Jenifer "All American" Alcorn  improved to 8-0 (7 KO's) with a KO of Kimberly Reed of
Granada Hills at :23 seconds of the 1st round. Reed was counted out on the mat & assisted from the ring after being hit with a two-punch combination.

March 31, 2000 - Palm Springs, California 
Jennifer Alcorn defeated Kelly Whaley with a 4-rd unanimous decision in a lightweight bout. Judging results were 39-37, 39-37 and 40-36. Alcorn moved her record to 3-0, and Whaley dropped to 1-2.