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July 8, 2005 in Merrillville, Indiana
Mary McGee, 142, stopped Wisconsin's Willicia Moorehead, 137, 1:37 seconds by TKO in the third round. Moorehead is now 2-17-0.

September 26, 2004 in Gary, Indiana
Kristy Follmar won by TKO2 over Vikky Clardy and Lois Theobold, pro debut, won by TKO2 over "Hall of Shamer" Willicia Moorehead.

October 24, 2003 - Chicago, Illinois
Amber Gideon made her pro debut in Chicago last night and won a four-round unanimous decision over Milwaukee's Willicia Moorehead. Before a sellout crowd of 800 boxing fans at the Ramada Hotel and FOX SPORTS NET cameras, Amber Gideon enjoyed the home field advantage with a cheering section of her own. Amber's quick handspeed and in-your-face style was no match for Moorehead. Give credit to Moorehead for coming out with a furious exchange in the fourth stanza, but it wasn't enough to bridge the gap that was created by Moorehead in the first three rounds. Ringside - Fight report by Bob Marovitz

August 22, 2003 - McBride Hall, Indiana
Kristy Rose Follmar, Indiana, KO’d Willicia Moorehead of Wisconsin in the second round.  Follmar knocked Moorehead to the canvas twice in the first round, before the fight was stopped 1:59 of the second round. Follmar is now 8-1-0 (8KO).

March 14, 2003-Avalon Events Center, Cleveland, Ohio
In front of a crowd of 900 boxing fans, Vonda Ward won the bout after  overmatched opponent Jeanine Tracy, of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, quit one minute in the third round. Ward is now 17-0-0 and Tracy dropped to 2-7.  In a second's women's match featherweight Kelli Cofer stopped Willicia Moorehead in the second round after being knocked down three times.  Cofer improved her record to 10-0-1, and Moorehead fell to 2-13.  The matchmaker of this event gets an "F" for putting together these lame matchups.

February 7, 2003 - The Palace, in Auburn Hills, Michigan
In front of 12,123 witnesses…ah, I mean boxing fans, Mary Jo Sanders, daughter of former Detroit Lions star Charlie Sanders, made her pro debut against well-established "tomato can" Willicia Moorehead. According to the local Detroit News and certainly no surprise to WBAN they reported that Sanders had an "easy time of it in her pro debut, knocking out hapless Willicia Moorehead (2-12) in the first round." The news sources went on to say, "Moorehead, who struggled to throw simple punches, was down twice before referee Frank Garza stopped the fight." Another sad day in today’s sport when these inept matchmakers and people that have their "own agendas" in the sport continue to put these mickey-mouse matches together…In a second women’s match, Windsor Canadian Kara Ro, stopped Julia Day in the fourth round, and had been knocked down three times, and lost a point for excessive holding. Ro remains undefeated at 2-0-0, and Day is now 3-3-0.  (Source of news: Go Here)

November 22, 2002 - Savannah, Georgia 
At the Savannah Civic Center, Chevelle Hallback, IBA World Champion, has had another inferior, inept boxing match with now,  Willicia Moorehead who fights out of Wisconsin. Hallback KO'd Moorehead in the first round (big surprise? not...)  And WBAN will comment again, as it did with Hallback's last MISMATCH against Vanessa Pine…BIG Disappointment with a boxer as talented as Hallback, who has now had two mismatches in a row.  Moorehead is now 2-10. 

October 26, 2001 - Cleveland, Ohio 
Kelli Cofer, 125,  TKO3 Willicia Moorehead, 135, 5'10" of Milwaukee. Moorehead was a last-minute opponent.  In the first round, both boxers felt each other out. In the second round, Cofer knocked her down with some good solid hooks. In the third round, the fight was stopped. Cofer told WBAN, " I looked her(Moorehead) up on the internet and her record is weak but also it is disputed if she is the same girl fighting each bout. Almost as if there are different girls fighting under her name."  Cofer improved her record to 5-0-0 (4KO) and Moorehead dropped to 2-8.

ANDREA NELSON KO'S HER LAST-MINUTE OPPONENT 1:39 OF THE FIRST ROUND...

Madison, WI (Dec. 15) Andrea Nelson fought in a scheduled four-round bout against Willicia Moorehead, who was a last minute replacement.  Moorehead did not put up much of a fight against the fast punching Nelson, in which the fight ended 1:39 in the first round.  ESPN2 commentators pulled "no punches" in making strong remarks about the "less than thrilling" women's match of the evening. They went on to describe the match as not a good representation of women's boxing, said that Moorehead had no technique, no preparation, and that she slapped with her punches.  The commentators also made comments with the fact that Moorehead turned her back, and was hit in the back of the head when the referee counted her out.   Nelson came into the fight undefeated, and now reigns a record of 7-0.  Moorehead was reported to have a record of 2-5, but WBAN could only locate a few fights that were all losses.  (Moorehead lost by a split decision 11/02/00 against Yolanda Blackmer; Moorehead KO'd 09/10/00 against Jennifer Alcorn; Moorehead TKO'd 10/07/99 by Bridget Benjamin).  

Another report that came into WBAN from Bill H., reported his read on the fight:  "On ESPN2's Friday Night Fights last night (Friday, Dec. 15) Andrea Nelson, 6-0, of Dodgeville, Wisc. fought and the loser was women's boxing. Nelson's opponent, Willicia Morehead, 1-5, of Milwaukee, went to 1-6 when Nelson KO'd her about a minute and a half in the first.  Sadly, women's boxing took a horrible licking on national television as Morehead was hustled in at the last minute substituting for Layla McCarter who was a no show suffering, it was reported, from the flu.  Moorehead is a sometime patsy on midwest boxing programs apparently believing that a small payday is better than no payday and she accepts beatings to pocket the money. Her boxing skills are exactly zero as she pawed and slapped her way through about a minute and a half of the fight.  Nelson didn't look very good in winning but looks are deceptive when a  good boxer and a street brawler, which Morehead most assuredly is, fight.  The matchmakers deserve to be punished for foisting this farce on the public. If ESPN2's programmers didn't like women's boxing before the have every reason now to never air a women's fight again." 

ESPN2 COMMENTATORS REVEAL THAT WILLICIA MOOREHEAD WAS NOT  THE "REAL" MOOREHEAD IN LAST WEEK'S FIGHT!

Tonight, on ESPN2 "Friday Night Fights" During the matchup between Marischa Sjauw and Liz Mueller, the commentators had a very interesting comment about the women's boxing match that was televised on December 15 between Andrea Nelson and Willicia Moorehead. The commentator began talking about the fiasco of last weeks match and calling it an  "Obvious Blowout Mismatch."  Apparently, after Russell Peltz who does a lot of the matchmaking for ESPN, did some investigating about last weeks fight, he discovered that Willicia Moorehead was not "Willicia Moorehead." In fact, the "Real" Willicia was a 19 year old, not a 28 year old.  

Teddy Atlas agreed with the other ESPN2 Commentator when he referred to Moorehead as a "Ringer" and that it was important to have stronger commissions, not weak ones, and that a national commission would be a good thing.  So.... who was that opponent last week?...and does a fight like that stay sanctioned when a fighter was not who they said they were? Sue TL Fox