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July 9, 2005 - “A Ring of Their Own” - Georgetown, Guyana
In light heavyweight action Gwendolyn O'Neil scored an eight round unanimous decision over Pamela London; In the Junior bantamweight division, Shondell Alfred won a six-round unanimous decision over Mirasol Miranda; The battle of the heavyweights, Veronica Blackman won a four-round unanimous decision over Tina Hooks; Super Middleweights Laura Ramsey won by second round TKO against Pauline London; and Sharon Ward won by four-round unanimous decision over Geraldine Cox.

November 28, 2004 -  Splashmins Fun Park & Resort, Georgetown, Guyana
In the main event, Martha "Shadow" Salazar, 229, of the United States won by a ninth round TKO,  over Georgetown's Pamela London, 210. The two were fighting for the vacant WIBF heavyweight title.  Card was promoted by Holland Entertainment Promotion.  According to news sources, London took a "battering" before her home town crowd, which included in attendance Guyana's President Bharat Jagdeo. The ref intervened and stopped the fight when London was absorbing head and body shots.

May 29, 2004 - Cliff Anderson Sports Hall, in
Georgetown, Guyana
In the main event that featured the first-ever world title in Guyana, Gwendolyn "The Stealth Bomber"  O'Neil, 169, of Georgetown, Guyana,  fought Kathy Rivers, 170, of the United States, for the vacant WIBA Light-Heavyweight world title.  O'Neil won the title with a  10-round unanimous decision over Rivers.  Final judges scores was 98-93, 98-92, and 100-90. O'Neil improved her record to 8-3-1 (6KO), and River is now 13-4-1 (5KO). In another women's bout scheduled in the card, Pamela  "Grenade" London, 182, of Guyana, won a six-round unanimous decision over the much lighter opponent, Geraldine Cox, 156,  of Guyana. 

February 21, 2004 - Linden, Guyana
Pamela London won an eight-round unanimous decision over Shondell Parks to win the Guyana Women's Heavyweight Title.  These two started swinging at each other when the ref brought them to the ring center for pre-fight instructions! The 300-pound Parks started out quickly but as the fight progressed, the 199-pound London took over, snapping Parks head back with jabs and right hands. Parks lost two points from the ref for holding behind the head and hitting. London is now 2-1-1 (0) and Parks is 1-1 (0). Final judges scores were  79-72, 78-73 and 80-70. Excerpt of the Starbroek News in Guyana reported the following:  "Pamela `The Grenade' London proved that size is not all when she exploded against previously unbeaten `Dyna-mite' Shondell Parks to become the first woman to win the heavyweight title of Guyana.  Showing total disregard for Parks' imposing 300-plus pound structure, London, who at 198 pounds was out-weighed 105 pounds by her opponent, surprised both Parks and the Linden crowd with her swiftness and aggression to win the eight-round contest by unanimous decision.  Parks, at a lost to find an answer for London's mongoose-like antics, and a shade too slow, was hit almost at will with thunderous right crosses resulting in a huge swelling on the left side of her face.  The two female gladiators went at it even before the bell to signal the start of the first round was sounded. Called together by referee Michael Benjamin to touch gloves a squabble soon ensued between the fighters with the referee thrown around like a rag doll in the centre. Parks wasn't helped by the two points deducted in rounds five and eight by Benjamin for persistent holding.  Full Copyrighted Story on www.stabroeknews.com 

August 29, 2003  Linden, Guyana
Pamela London, Guyana, fought to a four-round draw with Geraldine Cox in a heavyweight division.