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October 22, 2005 - Brandberge Arena, in Halle, Germany, and promoted by Universum Box Promotion WBAN Record Member's Photo gallery #302  Ina Menzer, 125.5,  defeated Silke Weickenmeier, 124.5, for the WIBF Featherweight Title.  Final judges scores: 93-97, 92-98, and 92-98.   Check out the slideshow of photos!

May 28, 2005 - at the Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle, in Stuttgart, Germany, and promoted by Universum Box Promotion
United States Alicia Ashley, 115 ¾, won a ten round split decision and the GBU Bantamweight Championship over Alesia Graf, 115 ¾.  Final Scoring was 96-94, 96-95, and 94-96.  The German judge had Graf as the winner. According to WBAN’s correspondent, he said that Ashley moved beautifully in the ring and made a very difficult target for Graf.  Graf kept coming forward and also managed to get through with some telling punches.  Ashley sent Graf to the floor in the second round, but Graf bounced off the floor immediately and didn’t seem to be hurt.  In a second women’s championship bout, Silke Weickenmeier, 120,  won the GBU Jr. Featherweight Championship over Miki Kikukawa, 120 with a 10-round unanimous decision.  Final judges scores were 98-92, 97-92, and 96-94.  In a third women’s match, Julia Sahin, 110,  won an eight-round unanimous decision over Marianne Chubirka, 112 ½. Judges scores were 79-75, 77-75, and 79-73. Photos

February 15, 2005 - Stuttgart, Germany
Silke Weickenmeier, 125,  fought Jayla Ortiz, to a 10-round unanimous decision, and retained her featherweight belt. On the undercard, Alesia Graf, 118, won a six round unanimous decision over Oksana Romanova, 114 ¾.  Also,  Super Featherweight Ina Menzer, 127 ¾,  TKO3 Julia Kulikov, 127 ¾.

September 11, 2004 - Karlsuhe, Germany
(report by David Avila) After a fierce 10 rounds against Germany’s WIBF flyweight champion, Elena “Baby Doll” Reid returned home without the belt but a smile on her face.  “They were so wonderful to me,” said Reid of her experience in Germany.  In her first world title bout Reid engaged female prizefighting’s most experienced world champion Regina Halmich at DM Arena in Karlsruhe, Germany before more than 4,000 rabid fans. “It was very exciting,” said Reid (14-1-5), who had never been to Europe before spending several days promoting the fight in Germany. “The people were so nice to me everywhere I went.”  Inside the ring, the always-smiling Reid faced Halmich (45-1-1), a veteran fighter of numerous clashes in defense of the several world titles she has picked up in her long career. It’s a career that has spanned more than 10 years as a professional including 40 title fights. In that time she had only suffered one loss and no draws. That was until yesterday.  The left-handed Reid who has changed back to a more marauding aggressive style after experimenting with a classic boxing mode, was set to see who would blink first. Both Reid and Halmich have the same juggernaut approach to boxing, never a step backward.  “I felt I was able to hit her with everything I threw,” said Reid, 22. “She was a very tough fighter.”  Chris Ben, Reid’s trainer, said the plan was to attack and use the left. Both Reid and Ben felt they were able to achieve their goal successfully. “She hit Regina every time she threw a left,” said Ben who worked her corner. “She was snapping her head back with jabs and lefts.”  Halmich, 27, reportedly suffered cuts and bumps on her face from Reid’s punishing blows, but never stopped trying.  “You have to hand it to Regina, she is one tough girl,” said Ben, adding that other fighters might have quit under the same pressure. “Elena was too strong for her.”  By the end of the first half of the fight, the crowd had swayed over to Reid. “They were cheering for Elena and calling out Baby Doll, Baby Doll,” said Ben.  When the fight ended Halmich walked over to congratulate Reid on her performance. “She told me she would give me another fight,” said Reid, who felt she won every round in the fight.   The judges scored it 98-94 Halmich, 97-93 Reid and 97-97 for a draw. It’s Reid’s fifth draw and Halmich’s first.The media called two of the judges scores “scandalous”. The television commentator interviewing Halmich told her they felt she lost convincingly.  “She was mad at the television guys cause they told her she lost the fight,” said Reid, adding that Halmich fought bravely and never stopped trying. “The people there treated me so well. I’ll never forget them. They were really wonderful people.  IN a second's women's bout, Silke Weickenmeier won a 10-round unanimous decision over  Austria Urbaez Urena in an uneventful bout. Lastly in a four-round undercard bout, featherweight Sandra Schreiber won by a unanimous decision over Pavla Stankeova. Final judges scores were 40-35, 40-35, and 39-36. Photo Gallery
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February 14, 2004 - Hanns Martin Schleyer Hall,
Stuttgart, Germany
Trisha “TNT” Hill, of the United States, stopped Silke Weickenmeier, 124 ½,  of Germany, and became the new WIBF Featherweight World Champion,  when it was reported that Weickenmeier had her nose broken in the sixth round, and did not come out for the seventh.  Hill is now 6-3-1 (3KO). Weickenmeier is 13-5-3 (3KO).  In a second women’s match on the undercard, Alesia Graf, 119, of Germany, of Slovakia, won a four-round unanimous decision over Petra Jachmanova, 119. Graf is 1-0-0 (0KO), and Jachmanova is 0-3-1.

September 20, 2003 -  Liederhalle, Stuttgart, Germany
Silke Weickenmeier won the GBU Junior Featherweight title when she defeated Krisztina Poropzski by Disqualification in the 10th Round.   Poropszki was disqualified after Silke was head butted close to the end of the ninth round.  The ref stopped the fight after they looked at the damage. 

May 10, 2003 - Hanns-Martin-Schleyer-Halle, in Stuttgart, Germany
Daisy Lang won a majority decision in a  10-round GBU Super-Bantamweight Title fight over Silke Weickenmeier in a rematch for the two.  In what was considered a controversial decision, the final judging was 95-95 (draw), 96-94 (Lang), 96-94 (Lang).  What was to be televised on ZDF, ended up showing only the first two rounds and the last round.  Of what was shown there was a lot of in-close fighting and holding.  Both boxers had apparently received a cut from accidental headbutts. Daisy had a swollen nose, and Silke had a cut above her left eye. Lang is now 17-1-1 (6KO), and Silke is now 14-4-3 (0KO).

January 18, 2003 - Essen, Germany
Regina Halmich won a very convincing points decision over Nadja Loritz. The judges scored the bout 98-92, 100-90 and 99-91. Nadja Loritz was simply outclassed by Regina Halmich. She looked unskilled and slow, and her only quality was the ability to absorb a lot of punches.Photos......Video after fight (German)....Round by Round Report - Peter Geudens In another women's match, Daisy Lang and Silke Weickenmeier resulted in a majority draw.  Lang came into the fight with a serious knee injury that gave her problems in the later rounds.. Silke, stole the show in a flashy outfit, had to lose 7 kg (15 lbs) to make the weight. Geudens who reported the results commented, "From what I saw, I would have given the fast-moving Silke a slight advantage."  One judge gave it to Silke, the other for Daisy and the third called it a draw. Photos....Video after fight (German) 

April 14, 2002- Mannheim, Germany
In a WIBF Featherweight title bout, Silke Weickenmeier, Speyer, Germany won a controversial 10-round majority decision over Galina Giumliiska, of Bulgaria. Weickenmeier improved her record to 14-3-1, and Giumliiska fell to 5-7-0 (1KO).

January 30, 2000, Riesa, Germany
Silke Weickenmeier vs. Nadia Debras resulted in a draw.   According to Die Rheinpfalz (a German news report) Silke was lucky to get a draw, and that the fight was rated as a slugging match. Weickenmeier and Debras were battling it out for the WIBF featherweight championship.  Weickenmeier is now 8-1-1.