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March 24, 2006 - Shaw
Conference Centre, in Edmonton, Canada
Jelena Mrdjenovich of Edmonton, Canada, wasted little time in
stopping Donna Biggers of North Carolina. The fight
ended at 2:00 in the second round.
In the
Edmonton Sun they said that it was a
one-sided TKO beat-down.
One Canadian boxing fan
wrote to WBAN after the fight and said, “By no means do I want
to take anything away from Donna Biggers, it takes guts and a lot of
heart to get out there, but when you look at her opponents,
three-fourths of her fights were four-rounders!”
The question
WBAN has is will Team Mrdjenovich now look at fighting the
top women in her weight class. WBAN has
Mrdjenovich ranked #7,
not even CLOSE to the top. In fact she would probably
get a nosebleed just looking up at who is over her in the WBAN
rankings. Mrdjenovich will need to focus on these boxers to move up in
our rankings:
Chevelle Hallback
#1;
Melissa
Del Valle
#2;
Emiko
Raika
#3;
Belinda Laracuente
#4;
Valanna
McGee
#5;
Tracy Byrd #6.
Second question for Mrdjenovich is ----will she EVER
FIGHT out of the confines of CANADA?
For Full Story, go here
Also junior welterweight Keri Scarr, made her pro debut
and won a four-round unanimous decision over Amy Johnson.
Final judges scores were 49-36, 40-36, and 40-36.
 Response
by Team Mrdjenovich
Response
from WBAN to Mrdjenovich
November 5, 2005 - at
the Lawrence Joel Coliseum at the Annex, in Winston Salem, North
Carolina, put on by Ring of Dreams Promotions with Promoter Mr.
Kerry Smith there were two WBE Title defenses. In the
Main Event of the night Carlette Ewell faced Ljeoma
Egubinine for the WBE Lt. Heavy and Supper Middle Weight Titles.
The catch weight was 170 lbs. Ewell and Equbinine looked to be in
the best condition for this bout, according to WBAN’s insider. In
round one, Ewell moved well as a boxer, and was impressive in how
she has improved as a “boxer.” Ewell known more as a brawler, the
latter style may have suited her more when fighting Equbinine,
sticking to more of her old style and making a war out of it. By
trying to box “the boxer” Equbinine----used her height and reach to
her advantage. In round one, Ewell went down (once or twice), and in
round two, it was reported that she went down twice. The ref, Bill
Clancy stopped the bout. The crowd was reported to have been
“stunned” as they thought the hometown favorite (Ewell) would win
this bout. Equbinine was a definite step up for Ewell, considering
some of Ewell's past opponents. In the second women’s bout,
Donna Biggers fought
Darnella Barnes, of Wilson, North
Carolina with the bout going the
distance. WBAN was told that this was an "all-action" bout. Biggers won by a unanimous decision. Barnes showed a lot of heart
and determination during the bout, but Biggers experience won this
night. The weight class was at 135 lbs, and was a four
rounder. WBAN was told that the women’s bouts were without
a doubt the best two fights of the night. Biggers has come a
long way. Her last fight was the talk of the event, saying it was
the "fight of the night." Biggers had a repeat performance on
this card.
October 15, 2005
in Columbia, South Carolina
Donna Biggers won by six-round unanimous decision over
Tiffany Ibanez. WBAN was told by an insider that this was
the best fight of the night on the card, and that the two battled it
out for six rounds. Also pro debuter
Melinda Woody from
Tennessee won by TKO2 over Michele Taylor, of Florida.
September 24, 2005
- Jarrell's Gym, Savannah, Georgia
Donna Biggers, 129, KO'd
Keri Hill, 129, in the
third round of a scheduled four-rounder.
August 20, 2005 - Beijing
Capital Gym, Beijing
The People's Republic of China
 Poster
Mia “The Knockout” St. John of California, 133, now 42-5-2 (17KO),
won a 10-round unanimous decision over South Carolina’s Donna Biggers,
133, now 14-2-1 (13KO), in a 10-round bout for the IBA continental
lightweight title. Final judges scores were 99-91, 95-94, and 99-91.
Mariem Punchenella Brakache, 148, from Holland, and a native
Moroccan, won a 10-round unanimous decision over
Cristy "Code Red"
Nickel, 150. The bout was for the IBA junior middleweight world
championship. Final judges scores were 99-91, 99-91, and 98-92. Mariem told
WBAN that she is ready to call out Christy Martin for the next championship
fight. Mariem said, “I think I heard that you (Christy Martin) could fight
Lucia Rijker from Holland, I am the other girl from Holland marinated in
Morocco and I am ready to put the heat on you Christy Martin.” The
event was promoted by Prize Fight Promotions.
July 16, 2005 in Florence,
South Carolina
Donna Biggers won by TKO1 over
Jennifer Johnson, pro debut.
June 18, 2005 - White Rock, South Carolina - Promoter: Billy Mitchem
Featherweight Donna Biggers, 124, 1:35 seconds, TKO1 over
Samantha Browning, 122. This was scheduled for a 10-round title
bout
for an iworld belt.
 Photo
Gallery ©Photos
by Billy Stanick
Story: What a
great night for Head Hunter Boxing Promotions!
Full
Story April 30, 2005
In Savannah, Georgia
Donna
Biggers, 127, Boiling Springs, South Carolina, 1:59
seconds KO1 over Susan Nance, 127, in a rematch.
May 29, 2004 - Morrell Park, Savannah,
Georgia
Susan Nance, 125, had a four-round draw against undefeated
Donna Biggers, 127. Nance was a
last-minute replacement for Biggers.
December 10, 2004 - Knoxville, Tennessee
Donna Biggers KO'd Domesha Allen in the second round.
December 3, 2004
Donna Biggers
won by KO1 over April Wigington.
On Thursday, November 18,
2004, at the Palmetto Boxing Academy Gym in Columbia, South
Carolina
Donna Biggers (126 lbs) TKO'd
Nicole Perkins
(128 lbs) at 0:50 in the first. Biggers is now 9-0-1 (8
KOs) and has fought Perkins three times in a row, winning
every one in the first round.
August 28, 2004 In Leesburg, Virginia
Donna Biggers won by KO 1:20
seconds, in the first round over Nicole
Perkins.
July 17, 2004 in Greensboro, North
Carolina
Donna Biggers won by KO1 over
Nicole Perkins. WBAN's
insider reported that Perkins was overmatched in this fight against
Biggers.
May 29, 2004 - Morrell Park, Savannah,
Georgia
Susan Nance, 125, had a
four-round draw against undefeated Donna Biggers, 127. Nance
was a last-minute replacement for Biggers.
April 24, 2004 in Savannah, Georgia
Donna Lee Biggers won by TKO2 over Kim
Jeffries.
April 3, 2004 - Grady Cole
Center, Charlotte, North Carolina
There were two women's bouts on this card, that featured
Donna Biggers, 122 lbs., TKO'd pro
debuter Kristen Masterson, 121 lbs.,
1:56 seconds of the second round. According to ringside reports, the fight
started off slow, but that in the second round Biggers landed some good
right hands that put Kristen down to the canvas. In the second bout, crowd
favorite Carrie Flock, 145 lbs., fought pro
debuter Jamie Bourgeois, 156 lbs.
Flock made it a short night when she KO'd Bourgeois 19 seconds into the
first round. There were reports that Bourgeois had her nose broken.
March 27, 2004 - Savannah,
Georgia
Donna Lee Biggers, 128, Stopped
Lynn (Brandy) Smith, 128,
in the second round of a scheduled four rounder.
On this same card, Final Tribute:
Heavyweight boxer David Rickman left his stool hoping to win an undercard match against
Earl Ladson at Jarrell's Gym Saturday night.
Instead, Rickman lost his life. The 29-year-old from Fernandina Beach,
Fla., who suffered a knockout in the fourth round Saturday, was pronounced
dead Monday morning at Memorial Health University Medical Center, according
to Chatham County deputy...
Full copyrighted story on Rickman on the Savannah Morning News
July 19, 2003
in Crossville, Tennessee
Donna Lee Biggers, 132, South Carolina, fighting in her pro debut
won a four-round unanimous
decision over Helen Shari Penson,
135.
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