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Misc Info:
Trisha was named the
November 2001 AND March 2004 WBAN Fighter of the month. The criteria of the selection was
that the fighter had to come from the "Amateur" ranks, and not
have turned pro yet. There were many names submitted to WBAN, but Trisha
came out the winner. Congratulations to Trisha and her anticipated long
and successful career in boxing." Trisha TNT Hill, born March
18, 1975, fights out of Kennesaw, Georgia. She is 5'3" and prefers to
fight at 125 lbs. Trisha is trained and managed by Marshall Davis. Trisha
kickboxing record, 10-0 (3KO's). Her current record as an amateur boxer is
6-1 (2KO). She has also earned a 1st Degree Black Belt Sho Dan. Some of
her achievements: 2000 Georgia State Golden Gloves Women's Champion; 2000
Georgia Games Women's Champion; IKF United States Bantamweight
International Rules National Amateur Champion; IKF United States
Featherweight International Rules National Amateur Champion; IKF 2000
United States National Tournament Lightweight Full Contact Amateur
Champion; ISKA Eastern Division Women's Featherweight Champion; Bas Rutten
Invitational Vale Tudo Women's Amateur International Rules Champion-
Littleton, CO, USA, Oct. 1999.
November 6, 2004-
Canyonville, Oregon
In the main event,
at the Sevens
Feathers Hotel and Casino Resort, in
Canyonville, Oregon,
Kelsey Jeffries
won her fifth title defense of her IFBA Featherweight World title
belt against
Trish 'TNT'
Hill
of Atlanta.
Jeffries defeated Hill by a 10-round unanimous decision.
September 24, 2004 - Atlanta, Georgia
 WBAN
Record Member's photo Gallery #207 - weigh-in; MPEG Gallery of
Post Fight Conference #208, Trish Hill vs. Lisa Pederson, Gallery #210,
Laila Ali vs. Gwendolyn O'Neil, Gallery #211, and Janaya Davis vs.
Elizabeth Kerin, Gallery #212, Valerie Mahfood vs. Robinson #213
In front of over 6, 000 boxing fans, Laila Ali, 174 1/4, now 19-0
(16KO), KO3 1:59 second, Gwendolyn
O'Neil, 175. Ali won the (IWBF) International Women's Boxing
Federation light heavyweight championship. News sources reported, that Ali
knocked O'Neil down twice in the second round, each time with a right hand
to the chin. Ali began pounding O'Neil late in the third round and
ended the fight with a barrage of punches to the face, knocking O'Neil down
in a neutral corner where she sat stunned as she was counted out.
O'Neil, from Guyana, fell to 9-4-1 (6KO); Super-Middleweights
Leatitia
Robinson, 168 1/4, UD10 Valerie Mahfood, 168 3/4. Robinson new
IBA Continental Champ. final judges scores 99-89, 100-88, 98-90;
Janaya Davis
defeats Elizabeth Kerin, 168. Final judges scores 40-36; 40-36;
39-37.; and Featherweights Trish Hill, 130, Majority decision win over
Lisa Pederson, 130.
Final judges scores 60-54; 60-54; 57-57 (WBAN is trying to confirm that this
was a Split decision or majority decision for Hill.)
May 30,
2004 -Tunnel Events Center, Washington, DC
All-women’s card. In the main event,
Melissa
"Honey Girl"
Del Valle,126, defeated
Trish "TNT"
Hill, of Kennesaw,
Georgia, with a unanimous decision in a 10-round (U.B.A.)
featherweight world title fight. According to an insider at
the fight, Del Valle clearly dominated the fight, and that she
was received well with the people in the D.C. area. Other
results: In a junior middleweight bout,
Ann Marie
Saccurato and
Maria Lindberg, 151, fought to a four-round
draw; Super Middleweight Aasa Sandell TKO3
Tabitha
Rosario in a scheduled four-rounder; Junior Middleweight
Daria Hill, 148, TKO1 Iris Griffin,
147 1/2, in a four-round
bout; Featherweight Lakeysha Williams,
125, won a six-round
unanimous decision over Shakurah Witherspoon,
125.
Latest Update on the Hill
- Weickenmeier WIBF Title Bout -May 5, 2004
(MAY 5) WBAN
received a press release from the WIBF (Women's International Boxing
Federation) in regards to an ongoing issue that has been on the net for the
last month or so. The issue concerned the WIBF Featherweight title fight
that took place on February 14, 2004 that had Silke Weickenmeier of Germany
fighting Trisha "TNT" Hill of the United States, and that took place in
Stuttgart, Germany.
More
February 14, 2004 - Hanns Martin Schleyer Hall,
Stuttgart, Germany
Trisha “TNT” Hill, of the United States, stopped
Silke Weickenmeier, 124 ˝, 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 6,
2003 - Greensboro Coliseum, in Greensboro, North Carolina -
Fox Sports Net
Featherweights
Kelli Cofer of Ohio, had a six-round majority draw with
Trish Hill. One boxing fan at the fight said that the Cofer/Hill
fight was one of the best female fights he had ever seen. One thing for
sure, it would make an excellent rematch. In the second
women's match, Ann Marie Saccurato won by a four-round unanimous
decision over Bonnie Mann. According to news sources, Mann
stunned Saccurato a little bit in the second round, but the other three
ronds, Saccurato had won. Saccurato was scoring when the two of them
were in a clinch, but was not hurting Mann, other than being busier during
the fight. There was also talk of a rematch between these two
boxers.
July 11, 2003 -Resort Casino Hotel,
Atlanta City, New Jersey
Irsa Girgrah, now 26-3-2,Washington, D.C., defeated
Trish "TNT" Hill, now 5-3, Atlanta, with an eight-round
unanimous decision. News sources reported that Girgrah
went down in the second round, but went on to dominate the
latter stages of the fight. Final judges scores was
77-75, 76-75, 76-75.
May 10, 2003 - DC Armory, on the "Captial
Explosion II" card, in Washington, DC
Trish "TNT" Hill, 125, of Kennesaw, GA., won a four-round unanimous
decision over Lakeysha "Total Package" Williams, 123, on the
undercard, fighting in a four-round featherweight bout. Reported by
Longjab - ringside
April 5, 2003 - New Mexico - Muay
Thai
Trisha "TNT" Hill caused an upset when she stopped the much taller
Holly Holm, in a Muay thai bout.
March 8,
2003-Lincoln Theater, Washington, DC
In a co-main event,
Isra "Raging Beauty" Girgrah,
131, TKO'd tough veteran Brenda Bell-Drexel, 138,
in the six round. Girgrah threw a series of combinations to
Bell's body, following with a left hook. Girgrah improved her record
to 23-3-2, and Bell fell to 5-17-2. In an upset of the night,
Trisha Hill, 126, TKO2 1:55 Lisa Foster, 130.
Hill improved her record to 3-2-0,
and Foster fell to 6-5-1.
February 21, 2003 - Roxy Theater,
Atlanta, Georgia (Report by Marc
DeLamater)
Slide Show Photos by Bernard Miller
Not since Cat Davis' ill-starred foray her e in 1978 has a female
boxing match served as the main event in a fight card in Atlanta, GA. Yet,
on this wet Friday night in Buckhead at the Coca-Cola Roxy Theater, local
lightweight prospect Trisha "TNT" Hill, 132, squared
off against Liz Drew, 130, of Jefferson City, MO, in a
six-rounder that arguably was the best-fought match of an excellent
eight-bout fight card put on by David Oblas and Austin Wingo of Undisputed
Production, LCC. The match was a first six-rounder for both
fighters, with Hill dominating the offense with an effective right that
raised a bruise over Drew's left eye. Yet Drew doggedly hung on throughout
the fight, even when taking a standing eight count in final round,
although an answer to Hill's right hand lies in an agreed-to rematch. Hill
won by a unanimous decision with final scores of 60-53, 60-54, and 60-54.
Stay tuned because the two rock! Tonight's card is the first of an ongoing
series of bimonthly fight card to be held on the third Friday by
Undisputed Productions. Attendance was an impressive 1100. Intermission
entertainment was provided by the incomparable Georgia Force cheerleader
squad led by strawweight contender Nina "Tha Bomb" Ahlin. Also in
attendance was pro prospect Natalie Brown, WBAN's fighter of the
month for February 2003.
December 14, 2002
-National Guard Armory, in Dorchester, Massachusetts
Leaticia Robinson, now 9-0-0 (8KO), stopped Dakota Stone,
5-3-3 (0KO), in the sixth round. The fight was scheduled for a
10-round IWBF Middleweight world title. In a seconds women's boxing,
Danielle Bouchard, Laval, Quebec, won by a four-round split
decision over Trisha Hill, Atlanta, Georgia.
November 21, 2002 – Argosy
Atrium, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Featherweights Trisha Hill stopped (TKO3) Isabel Mayseng in
the third round.
October 4, 2002 - Dunkin Donuts' Center,
Providence, Rhode Island - promoted by Jimmy Burchfield's Classic
Entertainment & Sports
Missy "The Fury" Fiorentino, 127, won a unanimous
decision over Trisha "TNT" Hill. The final scoring was 40-36 on all
three judges score cards. Fiorentino remains undefeated at 5-0-0 (4KO),
and Hill is now 1-1-0.
June 28, 2002 - Atlanta, Georgia
Boxing Rumble Forum report by Marc D.:
"Boxing is Back" proclaimed the marquee at the
Coca-Cola Roxy concert venue, and first-time fight promoter David
Oblas and his Undisputed Productions team delivered the good with an
outstanding fight card in the upscale mid-town Buckhead district of
Atlanta, Georgia, this evening of June 28, 2002. The card
featured consisted of five bouts, including two female fights.
The first female fight (EXHIBITION) was between Trish Hill (130
lbs) and Lakeisha Waters (131 lbs). Both fighters wore headgear, but this did
not hamper either fighter, although Hill quickly established at
steady right that peppered her opponent’s noggin. The
other fight was also a scheduled four-round bout between
Atlanta's own Sherri "The Bitch" Thompson (138
lbs.) against Tamara Richardson (142 lb) of Winter Haven,
Florida, who was making her pro debut. Thompson evened her pro
record to 3-3 (1 KO) by a UD over Richardson, who was a former
Florida State
Tough Woman champ. Richardson was unable to use her height and reach
advantage effectively while her straight-up stance left her
vulnerable to straight rights to the head from Thompson that left
her reeling. Both fighters slugged it out in a real donnybrook, and
both showed a lot of heart and guts during the course of this match.
The local crowd enthusiastically embraced Thompson, chanting her
ring name repeatedly throughout the match. This just goes to show
that sometimes calling someone a bitch can be a positive thing. (A
special thanks to Marc for posting the results and a great report on
the Boxing Rumble Forum!)
May 17, 2002 – Argosy Atrium,
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Trisha Hill, who fought two highly acclaimed Muay Thai bouts
with Angela Rivera as well as compiling an excellent amateur
boxing record, made her pro boxing debut and fought Sue Bennett in a
lightweight bout. All judges scoring was 40-36. Hill comes from the
amateur ranks, and was nominated as "WBAN Fighter of the
month" last year.
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