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April 1, 2006 - Ignacio,
Colorado
Laura Serrano, 123.6, won by a fourth round TKO when her
opponent, Tracy Byrd, 129.8, did not come out for the fourth round.
After the fight, Byrd took the microphone and announced her retirement.
In an action-filled bout, and crowd pleaser, Layla McCarter, 141.4,
won by a six-round unanimous decision over Victoria Cisneros, 146.4 -
Final judges scores were 55-58, 56-59, and 54-60; Monica Lovato,
116.2, won a six-round split decision over Sharon Gaines, 116.6.
Final judges scores was 60-54, 58-56 for Lovato, and 58-56 for Gaines. Logged in Master Search
August 26, 2005 - Radisson Hotel, Sacramento, California
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Valanna McGee, 134, won a unanimous six round decision
over Tracy Byrd, 132, in an entertaining bout at the
Radisson Hotel in Sacramento, CA. Tracy went at Valanna the entire
fight and established the pace but Valanna landed the more
meaningful punches. There were no knockdowns. The judges scored the
fight 60-54, 59-55 and 59-55. McGee improves her record to 11-2-1
while Byrd drops to 13-9-1. World champion Jessica Rakoczy was on
hand to support Tracy Byrd. Jesus Sanchez covered this event.
On February 18, 2005 at the Michigan State
Fairgrounds in Detroit
Kara Ro (132 lbs) of Windsor, Ontario easily won the WIBA
Intercontinental Lightweight title with a 79-72,79-74,78-73 eight-round
decision over the veteran Tracy Byrd (129
lbs) of Detroit. Ro had more power in her punches and sent Byrd to the
canvas with a long right in the sixth, while Byrd was unable to get inside
Ro's defense enough. Ro improved her pro record to 12-0 (7 KOs) while Byrd
fell to 13-8-1 (4 KOs).
June 28,
2003 - Miami, Florida
Ada Velez, 118, won the WIBA
Bantamweight title, winning by a DQ in the seventh round over
Delia
Gonzalez, 114.5.(excessive holding by Gonzalez) In the
second women's match Belinda Laracuente, 129, had a draw with
Tracy Byrd, 129.5. Final scoring for that bout was 77-75, 75-77,
and 76-76. Laracuente suffered a busted eardrum in the fight.
April 26, 2003 - Stratosphere Hotel, Las
Vegas, Nevada
Vaia "Vicious" Zaganas, 106, stopped her opponent
Holly
Dunaway, 107, 1:24 of the second round. There is also a women's
match that is an exhibition bout
between Layla McCarter and Tracy Byrd that is a scheduled
four-rounder.
March 22, 2003 -Mandalay Bay, in Las
Vegas, Nevada
Tracy Byrd won a decision in an action-filled 10-round WIBO
championship over Aga Rylik, of Poland, the undefeated WIBF
Junior Welterweight champion with a 13-0-0 record coming into the fight.
Rylik and Byrd were battling for the WIBO Super-Lightweight championship
belt. In the second round, Byrd was knocked to the canvass by Rylik.
Final scoring was 95-94 Byrd; 96-93 Rylik, and 95-94 Byrd.Byrd is the new champion, with a 13-7 records, and Rylik is now 13-1-0.
March 7, 2003 - Reno, Nevada
On an ESPN2 card (untelevised), Layla McCarter, 132, fought
Tracy Byrd, in their third time out with each other. McCarter
won her second split decision in a six-rounder. McCarter and Byrd,
just fought recently in Las Vegas that also resulted in a split decision.
February 15, 2003 - Caesars Palace, in Las Vegas, Nevada
Layla McCarter won a six-round majority decision over Tracy Byrd.
This was a rematch for the two, as they first fought in July of 2001
where McCarter won by a decision.
April 26, 2002 -Ramada Hotel,
Rosemont, Illinois
Zulfia Koutdoussova, 136.5, fights out of Chicago, but is
from Russia, won by a unanimous decision over Tracy Byrd,
134. WBAN’s Insider said that the women’s match was one of the
most exciting and best on this night’s card. The fight was a very
closely fought six-rounder, providing boxing fans with two talented
boxers in a truly competitive matchup. Judges scoring
59-55, 59-55, 59-55. Zulfia is now 13-3-0 (4KO), and Byrd is
now 12-5-0.
February 28, 2002 - Baltimore, Maryland
Before
a banquet crowd in The International Room of The Baltimore Wyndham Hotel,
Isra
"Raging Beauty" Girgrah won a ten-round split decision and
retained her UBA Junior lightweight belt over a very game and gracious Tracy
'The Lady' Byrd. After a rather even two rounds of competitive action,
Girgrah opened things up a little when she landed a good right on Byrd
that dropped her to the canvas. However, the Byrd, who proved
to be a tough opponent got up to take a standing eight count. From then
on, though, it seemed to this observer that Byrd got rather busy the
rest of the fight, pressing most of the action by trying to bang with
Girgrah from the inside while Girgrah was boxing her way through the fight
with rather clean shots from the outside. Byrd did some roughing up of
Girgrah from the inside and managed to rock Girgrah with a few rights of
her own, but never managed to knock Girgrah to the canvas. The scorecards
were 97-92, 92-96, & 97-92 in favor of Girgrah. The judges were not
all looking at the same fight. This one had rematch written all over
it.
July 7, 2001 - Sky Ute Casino, Ignacio,
Colorado
IFBA Featherweight Champion Layla McCarter knocked down challenger Tracy Byrd late in the fifth round on her way to an unanimous decision. McCarter's defense of her title against Byrd, came only 30 days after she defeated Jo Jo Wyman to retain her IFBA crown and stay one of the most active champions in women's boxing.
The judges scores read 95-94 (Judge Ashe), 98-91 (Judge Basshaw) and 96-93 (Judge Martinez) all in favor of Layla McCarter. McCarter showed superior punching power over Byrd, but Bryd's inside fighting frustrated McCarter who held Byrd to diminish Byrd's effectiveness. McCarter knocked down Byrd with a good combo of punches late in the 5th round, which lead to a furious exchange of punches in the opening seconds of round 6. Ringside observers, called the fight ever close, and disagreed with Judge
Basshaw's scoring at 98-91.
May 19,
2001 -Sky Ute Casino, Ignacsio, Colorado
In the IFBA Featherweight championship bout between reigning IFBA
Featherweight Champion Layla McCarter, 123.5, and challenger
Jo Jo
Wyman, 124.5, resulted in a
draw. The Judges scored it 97-93 McCarter, 98-92 Wyman and
95-/95 for the Draw. Both fighters were evenly matched, with the momentum of the fight changing hands round by round. An accidental headbutt in the fourth round temporarily stopped the action, but both fighters were able to continue.
Another female bout on the card: Tracy Byrd, 129 1/4, of Flint, MI captured the IFBA Intercontinental Jr. Lightweight Championship with a
unanimous Decision over Brenda Vickers, 129, of Tampa, Florida. The Judges scored the bout
98-92, 100-90 and 97-93 all in favor of the new Intercontinental champion. Byrd showed remarkable skill after a nearly 18 moth layoff. Byrd used her right to punish Vickers to the body with Vickers depending on her jab to keep Byrd away.
Reports from the Sky Ute Casino said both fights were entertaining, and as always the women received standing ovations throughout the night.
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