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Date |
Place |
Results |
11/16/01
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Austin,
Texas
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Chevelle Hallback vs.
Snodene Blakeney --
stopped in the second round after an accidental head butt. Result of the
fight was a technical draw, and neither boxer won the title this night. |
10/26/01
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Austin,
Texas
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Brenda
Bell-Drexel UD6 Snodene Blakeney.
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06/01/01
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Atlantic City, New Jersey
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Isra Girgrah, 128, won a 10-round unanimous decision over
Snodene Blakeney, 130, for the vacant IWBF Junior lightweight title.
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02/17/01
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Poland
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Agnieszka
Rylik won a 10-round
decision against Snodene Blakeney in her first WIBF Jr. Welterweight
defense.
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04/01/00
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Toppenish, WA
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Snodene Blakeney
won by a six-round split decision over Gloria Ramirez
in the welterweight division. |
| 03/08/00
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Mt. Pleasant, MI |
Denise Moraetes,
140, won a six-round una. decision against Snodene Blakeney, 140 |
| 12/03/99
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Temecula, CA
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Snodene Blakeney,
132, won a six-round unanimous decision over Margaret McGregor,
128 |
11/12/99
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Austin, TX
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Snodene Blakeney
won a four-round una. dec. against Martha Flores
in the lightweight div. |
10/07/99
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Victoria, TX
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Marischa Sjauw Maj.Dec. (4) Snodene Blakeney (light) |
| 06/19/99
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Miami, FL
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Snodene Blakeney
won a four-round una. dec. Brenda Vickers (jr light) |
06/11/99
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Bay St.
Louis, MS
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Jeanne Martinez won a ten-round una decision against Snodene
Blakeney in a lightweight division. |
05/07/99
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Austin, TX
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Snodene Blakeney,
130, won a four-round una. decision against Lisa McRae, 133 |
03/20/99
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Yakima, WA
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Snodene Blakeney
won a four-round una. decision against Cathy Boyes
in a lightweight div. |
11/20/98
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Marksville, LA
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Jeanne Martinez
won a six-round split decision against Snodene Blakeney in
lightweight |
10/23/98
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Austin, TX
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Snodene Blakeney (138¼) TKO2
Deshaun Mohammed, 138 |
08/21/98
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Baton Rouge, LA
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Snodene Blakeney,
136, won by a una. decision against Mary Ann Haik
, 133, in 4 round bout. |
07/24/98
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Austin, TX
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Snodene Blakeney KO2 Randi Saenz. |
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Misc Info:
November 16, 2001 - Austin, Texas
Ann Wolfe vs. Gina Nicholas - TKO3.
Wolfe earned new WIBA 154 lb. World title;
Sumya Anani vs. Fredia Gibbs - Maj. Draw
Neither fighter walked away with the 140-lb WIBA title, final scoring 94-94,
94-94, 96-92;
Valerie Mahfood vs Trina Ortegon - Mahfood won by a unanimous
decision. Mahfood won the WIBA Super-middleweight title. Final scoring
98-92, 96-94, 96-94; Chevelle Hallback vs. Snodene Blakeney --
stopped in the second round after an accidental head butt. Result of the
fight was a technical draw, and neither boxer won the title this
night; Mary Ortega vs. Ada Velez - Velez by unanimous
decision. Final scoring - 96-93, 98-91, 98-91. Velez won the 122-lb WIBA
world title; Linda Tenberg vs. Jessica Mohs - Tenberg by
Unanimous decision, final scoring 40-36 all judges. FULL
STORY
October 26, 2001 - Austin Texas
At the Frank Erwin Center, in Austin, Texas, there were two women’s
boxing matches that started the evening of boxing action. Lightweight Brenda
Bell-Drexel, 133, from San Marcos, won a six-round unanimous decision
over Austin's Snodene "Mean" Blakeney. According to WBAN’s
inside reporter, Drexel took the fight to Blakeney, and Blakeney fought
"Drexel’s" fight! Blakeney did not take advantage of her reach,
and fought on the inside most of the six rounds. There were some headbutts
by both fighters, but Drexel clearly won the fight. The second women’s
bout that was a flyweight six-rounder, featured Jay "Joltin"
Vega, from Austin, and Maribel "Little Thunder" Zurita,
who fights out of San Antonio. Vega won by a unanimous decision, and clearly
outpointed her opponent.
June 1,
2001 -
Sands Hotel and Casino,
Atlantic City, New Jersey
Isra Girgrah, 128, won a 10-round unanimous decision over Snodene
Blakeney, 130, for the vacant IWBF Junior lightweight title. In the
Atlantic City Press, reporter Guy Gargan wrote: "Female
boxer Isra Girgrah entered the ring Friday at the Sands Casino Hotel with
her entourage carrying her two championship belts. World heavyweight
champion Hasim Rahman, her friend and co-trainee at the Round 1 Gym in
Baltimore, Md., was carrying one of them. After all this fanfare, it
wasn’t an easy night for Girgrah, but she left the ring a little less than
an hour later wearing a third belt. Using ring generalship, Girgrah
came on to outpoint brawling Snodene Blakeney of Austin, Tex., over 10
rounds. She won the vacant Women’s International Boxing Federation
junior-lightweight championship. Girgrah, 128-pounds, improved to 18-3, with
eight knockouts. Blakeney, who weighed in at the junior-lightweight limit of
130 pounds, ignored her underdog role and flailed away with both hands as
the bout began. She never let up, but Girgrah found the range from the
fourth round on, and generally landed better punches. Judge John Reilly and
Luis Rivera both scored it 97-93 for Girgrah, and judge Alan Rubinstein had
it 97-94. The Press scored it 98-95 for Girgrah.
February 17, 2001-
Poland
Aga
Rylik won a 10-round
decision against Snodene Blakeney in her first WIBF Jr. Welterweight
defense. The final scoring was 99-90, 100-90, 100-89. According to
news sources, Rylik was more technical than Snodene. There was one knockdown
in the fight in which Snodene took an eight count. Snodene fought with
a lot of heart, and endurance and came in very good shape. It appeared
that Snodene had problems with Rylik being a southpaw, and that Snodene's
timing was not up to par. Overall it was a very clean fight without any
fouls being called. Both fighters showed respect for each other at the
press conference. It was a very good fight, and it was shown live on
Wizja Sport in Poland and some channels on the UPC Platform in Europe.
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