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Date |
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05/27/05
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Trinidad
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Ria Ramnarine, 104.5, of Trinidad, won the WIBA Mini-Flyweight
World title when she defeated Yvonne Caples,
104.5,
of the United States, with a 10-round split decision.
Ramnarine went down in the second round. |
12/26/04
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Trinidad
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Ria Ramnarine of Trinidad fought last minute opponent
Adana
Francis at 136 lbs., and won by a six-round unanimous decision .
Ria was originally supposed to fight Maribel O'Casio. |
07/31/04
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Trinidad
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Ria Ramnarine
of Trinidad won an 8-rd unanimous. decision and became the
new Latin American mini-flyweight champion over Diedre Hamaguchi. |
07/12/03
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Trinidad
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Ria Ramnarine, 110, won a 112-lb four-round unanimous
decision over Vicki Boodram, both are from Trinidad.
Judges scores on all cards were, 60-54, 60-54, and 60-54. |
12/26/01
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Guyana
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Ria Ramnarine, 110, won an eight-round split decision in a flyweight
division over Shondell Thomas, 112.
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07/27/01
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Niagara
Falls, New York |
Leona
Brown, 116, stopped Trinidad's
Ria Ramnarine, 110, in the fourth round.
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03/10/01
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Trinidad
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Ria
Ramnarine, 122, KO4 Adana Francis, 112.
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02/10/01
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Trinidad
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Ria
Ramnarine, 115, won a four-round decision over Wilma Skeete,
115.
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08/05/00
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Ang
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Claudette
Alexander, 115, won a six-round decision over Ria Ramnarine.
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12/03/99
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Trinidad
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Ria
Ramnarine, 114, KO3 Wilma Skeete
112.
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Misc Info:
May 27, 2005 -Jean Pierre Sports Complex,Trinidad
Ria Ramnarine, 104.5, of Trinidad, won the WIBA Mini-Flyweight
World title when she defeated Yvonne Caples,
104.5,
of the United States, with a 10-round split decision.
Ramnarine went down in the second round.
December 26, 2004, in
Trinidad
Ria Ramnarine of Trinidad fought last minute opponent
Adana
Francis at 136 lbs., and won by a six-round unanimous decision .
Ria was originally supposed to fight Maribel O'Casio.
July 31, 2004, Saith Park
indoor arena in Chaguanas, in Trinidad
In front of 1,500 boxing fans,
Ria Ramnarine of Trinidad won an 8-rd unanimous. decision and became the
new Latin American mini-flyweight champion over
Diedre Hamaguchi.
There were no knockdowns. Judges scores 79-75, 79-73, and 78-74.
July 12, 2003
-Trinidad, West Indies
Ria Ramnarine, 110, won a 112-lb six-round
unanimous decision over Vicki Boodram, both are from Trinidad.
There were no knockdown in the six-rounder, but Ramnarine and Boodram had
the boxing fans off their seats in this action-packed six-rounder. In
the "Internet Express" online news source, they described the fight as the
following: "RIA
RAMNARINE, five feet two inches and coming in at 110 pounds, grabbed all
the plaudits from super welterweight Floyd Trumpet in the first of a
series of monthly professional bouts staged by Cosmic Promotions last
Saturday night. Ramnarine had the Saith Park crowd in Chaguanas
jumping off their seats as she pounded out a unanimous six-round decision
over game and promising Vicki Boodram of Princes Town.
Based in Carapichaima,
24-year-old Ramnarine, an employee of National Flour Mills, won by six
clear points on all scorecards."
Final judges scores was 60-54
on all judges scorecards.
December 26, 2001, Georgetown, Guyana
Ria Ramnarine,
110, won an eight-round split decision in a flyweight division over
Shondell
Thomas, 112. The fight was promoted by the Guyana Boxing Board. Ria
dominated the fight landing clean one-two's and uppercuts to her more
aggressive opponent, who was intent on landing a big right hand. Ria's
movement around the ring helped her frustrate her opponent. Also, Featherweight
Shondell Alfred of of Georgetown TKO1
Adanna Francis
of Trinidad at 0:54. Another women's match that ended in a win by
disqualification was between Melissa Charles
of Trinidad who won over
Gwendolyn O'Neil of Guyana by a disqualification.
July 27, 2001 -
Niagara Falls Convention/Civic Center, New York
Leona Brown,
116, stopped Trinidad's Rea Ramnarine, 110, in the fourth round. News sources
reported that there were a couple of knockdowns, one in the third, and one
in the fourth round.
05/03/00 - Trinidad
Amateur bout - Giselle
Salandy won a four-round decision over Ria Ramnarine.
(Exhibition)
Muay Thai
November 8, 2003 - Sun Center in Calgary,
Alberta, Canada
Erin Linley, Calgary won the WIKBA Women's Flyweight World Muay
Thai title with a 5-round unanimous decision over Ria Ramnarine.
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