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February 11, 2005  - Atlanta, Georgia, and on ESPN2 "Friday Night Fights"
Laila Ali, 168, successfully defended her WIBA belt when she stopped CaSandra Geiggar, 170, 1:13 second in the eight round by TKO.   Leatitia Robinson, 167,  KO1 Monica Nunez, 164. David Avila wrote the following: "Down in Atlanta, Laila Ali pounded on Cassandra Geigger for nine rounds before finally forcing the Arkansas prizefighter to capitulate. Ali dispensed with her jab and speed while concentrating on power shots. It was a heavy toll for the light heavyweight title-holder who looked like she emptied the entire arsenal in the last two rounds.  After the fight, Ali hugged Geigger, that was good to see. The Los Angeles-based fighter showed a lot of class with her post-fight appreciation of Geigger’s toughness. Though it was a one-sided affair, Ali would have destroyed most any other fighter in the first three rounds.  And if you saw the first fight on the Atlanta fight card, you would have seen Leatitia Robinson drop Monica Nunez with the first left hook she landed. It was right on the button and left the Dominican fighter immobile.  Robinson facing Ali will be the fight of the year.  Now it looks like there are two real challenges for Ali with Robinson, and of course, Ann Wolfe.  Wolfe’s team sent me a reply on Friday that they did offer a sizeable amount to fight Ali and Ali’s team said they also offered a sizeable amount to fight Wolfe. Maybe an arbitrator is needed for the negotiations. It’s a fight that has to be made."  What Hot, What's Not Results (Ali-Geigger)  What's Hot, What's Not Results (Robinson - Nunez) .Special Editorial by Bernie McCoy

July 30, 2004 - Louisville, Kentucky
WBAN Record Member's photo Gallery #191)
Laila Ali, 168, successfully defended her IWBF Super Middle Belt, when she stopped Monica Nunez, 164, 42 seconds, in the ninth round. Ali had Nunez on the ropes when her corner threw in the towel.  Full Story by Brian Ackley, WBAN's Senior Editor

June 26, 2004 -  Silverton Casino, in Las Vegas, Nevada, and promoted by Joe DeGuardia/Star Boxing
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Middleweights Monica Nunez, won a six-rounder by a majority decision over Shelly Burton.  Terry Insall of boxingkindom.com reported, that it was the third fight on the Silverton Casino card.  In the first round,  Nunez presses the action and they trade a couple of punches. In round two,  Nunez takes a few shots to the head, but gets behind her jab to back Burton up.  In round three,  Nunez uses a stiff jab and hard right hand to back up the Burton. And in the fourth round,  Burton comes alive and lands some good counterpunches. In the fifth round, Burton slows just a little and Nunez finishes strong.  In the first fight of the night, was an four-round exhibition between Elena "Baby Doll" Reid and Vaia "Vicious" Zaganas. There was no scoring for this bout, and they wore headgear.

June 12, 2004 - Athletic Association Grounds, Hamilton, Bremuda, Star Promotion
Cindy "checkmate" Serrano, 129, now 5-0-0, of Queens, New York, won by a four-round split decision over Shakurah Witherspoon, 128 1/2.  Judge Frank Lombardi 39-38 Witherspoon; Judge Vic Richmond 39-38 Serrano; Judge Clevelyn Crichlow 40-37 Serrano.  In another female bout on the card,  Monica Nunez, 162,  won a unanimous decision over the  over hometown favorite Bermundian Teresa Perrozi, 169.  Judges score cards, 40-37, 40-37 and 40-37.  The fights on this card will be airing in New York two weeks on the Metro Channel.

December 4, 2003, in Allentown, Pennsylvania
Cindy "checkmate" Serrano, now 3-0-0 (2KO), stopped Shannon Birmingham, now 2-3 (1KO), 59 seconds in the first round.  It was reported that Serrano's skills were far too superior in comparison to Birmingham. In another women's match, Monica Nunez raised her record to 7-1 (4KO), when she stopped Shadina Pennybaker, now 7-4-1(2KO) about 1:23 seconds of the second round of a scheduled six-rounder. The ref stopped the bout.  Shadina came out very strong and fast in the first round, but then was tagged with a couple of perfect left hooks.   The second hook was a devastating one that dropped Shadina. After that the rest was history. Shadina kept trying to fight but never recovered.  Both of the women's matches were very entertaining and action-packed bouts. Report by Jordan Maldonado

October 23, 2003 -Days Inn, Allentown, PA
Rose Morales, 151, won a four-round split decision over  Monica Nunez, 153.5, of Mexico.  The fight was a toe-to-toe battle that ended in a close decision.  Morales remained the aggressor, and Nunez moved a lot and was a busy puncher.  The two will rematch on December 14th in a six-rounder at the same venue. There were no knockdowns.  Final scoring was 39-37 twice for Morales, and 39-37 for Nunez. Morales remains undefeated with 3-0-0, and Nunez is now 6-1-0 (3KO).

December 19, 2002, Dominican Republic Teo Cruz Coliseum, Santo Domingo
Lightweights Monica Nunez, 137, won a four-round unanimous decision over Diane Garcia, 135.