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May 27, 2006 - Louisville Gardens, Louisville, Kentucky
 Behind
the Scenes Photo Gallery #363
Terri ‘Road Warrior’ Blair came home for the sweetest of
homecomings, when she successfully defended her IBA welterweight title against
Sumya "The Island Girl" Anani.
This was a rematch for Blair and Anani, when Blair had won in a
stunning tenth round TKO of Anani two months earlier in Indiana---a
neutral venue for both boxers. In that first fight with Anani, some
may have thought Blair's win was a fluke. However, Blair
proved in front of her family, friends, and all that attended this
night, that it wasn’t a fluke at all – not by a long shot--- when
she knocked Anani down, not once or twice, but four times, once in
the fifth round and three times in the ninth round, before referee
Bobby Dixon stopped the contest with one second left in the round.
Weights: Blair, 141 - Anani - 143.
Full Report by
Longjab
March 25, 2006 -
Grand Victoria Casino in Rising Sun, Indiana
Full Story just
posted
In what is considered the biggest upset of the year so far, Terri
“The Road Warrior” Blair stopped Sumya “The Island Girl”
Anani of Overland Park, Kansas, 1:37 of the tenth round by TKO! The
fight was non-stop action. Blair became the NEW IBA World
welterweight champion!
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December 30, 2005 - Mountaineer Race Track & Gaming Resort, in
Chester, West Virginia
Terri Blair, 130, of Ashland, Kentucky, and
Leslee Perella,
127, (6-9-2), of Carrick, fought to a majority draw.
Full Story by
LongJab
July 8, 2005 in Radisson
Hotel, Morgantown, West Virginia
Angel McNamara, 135, won by a six-round split decision over
Terri Blair, 135 3/4.
June 4, 2005 -
Lincoln City, Oregon
WBAN
Record Member's Fight Photo gallery #266
On the undercard, Junior
welterweight Terry Blair, won a split decision over Molly McConnell, in
a six-round bout. Final judges scores were 59-55, 58-56, and 56-58.
This was a rematch for the two when they first fought at the Emerald
Queen Casino, in Tacoma, Washington, where McConnell defeated
Southpaw Terry Blair with a four-round majority decision.
Photographer Mike Blair (no relation to Terry Blair) of
BoxingProspects.com told WBAN, "What a different fight between Blair
and McConnell this time around. While Blair's answer to the
difference this time around was that she spent time in the gym, she
was a different fighter. She did not simply stand in front of
McConnell. Instead she moved to her right so McConnell had to throw
farther to connect. What that meant is that a lot of the time
McConnell was off balance, and her shots, though some landed, did
not do as much damage. Blair kept her balance and tucked her chin
and pressed the action of the fight. On this night, Blair simply
looked stronger. She showed that strength in one of the late rounds
when she pinned McConnell on the ropes and landed some pretty fierce
combinations to the body." Mike Blair said that there was talk of a
third go around between these two and that it was an exciting fight.
WBAN will have an exclusive photo gallery posted on the member's
site soon! And Good Job to BOTH McConnell and Blair for putting on
such an outstanding performance!
April 2, 2005 -Emerald Queen Casino, in Tacoma, Washington, and promoted
by Brian Halquist Productions On the undercard, Junior
welterweight Molly McConnell, now 4-0-0 (1KO), Portland, Oregon,
scored a four round majority decision win over
Terri Blair, 5-8-1
(3KO), Louisville, Kentucky. McConnell won the first two rounds on all
three judge's cards because she was quicker and more accurate then
Blair. In the third, Blair settled down and used her jab to catch
McConnell and keep her a bit off balance. Blair won the third on two
judge's cards. The fourth round was very close. Blair and her corner
knew she had to have a big round, but McConnell once again returned to
the quick jab and then moved out of trouble. Blair maintained stiff
pursuit, but she did not move her head well enough to keep it from being
a target for McConnell's jab. One judge would give the round to Blair,
and score the fight a draw. The other two scored the fourth for
McConnell, one having the fight 40-36, the other 39-37. Photos and story
by Mike Blair
July 16, 2004 in Canton, Ohio
Mary Jo Sanders won a four-round
unanimous decision over over
Terri Blair.
June 25, 2004 - Garfield Heights, Ohio
Kelli Cofer, 128, of Ohio, fought
Terri Blair, 134, to a four-round Draw.
May 23, 2004 - Denver, Colorado
Leona "Downtown" Brown
pulled out an “upset” when she stopped local boxer
Terri Cruz,
in the fourth round. In another women’s match, Mia
"The Knockout" St. John, 134, stopped Melissa Yanas,
130, of Texas, in the third round. The Rocky Mountain Boxing Site (rockymountainboxing.com)
reported that St. John "cruised" to a third round stoppage over the very
game Yanas. St. John used her jab early in the game and wore Yanas down.
St. John then proceeded to shoot of a barrage of combinations that made
the ref stop the fight. In the Cruz vs. Brown match, Cruz got
caught with by a wide-right hook that hit it's mark, followed by another
right hook and reported to have been to the back of the head, followed
by an uppercut, in which was the time that fight was stopped.
On the Undercard, Terri
Blair stopped Mercedes Mercury
in the fifth round, winning by a TKO.
There were two exhibition bouts: Martha
Deitchtman vs. Tana Gallegos. Also, Vangie
Abeyta vs. Sarina Hayden.
October 10, 2003- Holiday Inn Express,
Janesville, Wisconsin
Terry Blair, Louisville, Kentucky, won a four-round decision
in the lightweight division over Andrea Nelson, Dodgeville,
Wisconsin. Blair is now 4-5-0 (2 KO). Nelson returning to the ring after a
long layoff experienced her first loss as a pro and is now 8-1-1 (4KO).
July 31, 2003 -Sault Ste Marie,
Kewadin Casino, Hessel, Michigan
Mary Jo
Sanders, 138.5, won a four-round unanimous decision over Terri
Blair, 137.
May 23, 2003 -Gray's Armory in
Cleveland, Ohio
Mary Jo Sanders, Detroit, Michigan, won a
four-round unanimous decision over Terri Blair,
Louisville, Kentucky. The bout was in the Junior Welterweight
Division. One boxing fan wrote into WBAN and said, "Based upon
Mary Jo Sanders' display of boxing that night at Gray's Armory,
it's hard to believe that was only her second professional
fight. Keep an eye on this one!" Sanders remains undefeated with
a 2-0-0 (1KO) records, and Blair is now 2-4 (0KO).
February 1, 2003 - Schottenstein Center in Columbus, Ohio
Kelli Cofer won a four-rounder by a unanimous decision over Terry Blair in a rematch.
WBAN's insider said that the fight was a closely fought bout.
August 23, 2002 - PromoWest
Pavilion, Columbus, Ohio
Terri Blair, Louisville, Kentucky won a four-round unanimous
decision over Sue Mullett, Burton Ohio. Blair improved her
record to 2-1-0 (1 KO), and Mullett fell to 7-8-0 (4KO).
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