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April 2, 2005 - Oakland Arena, in Oakland, California
Martha Salazar, now 9-3-0 (2KO), San Francisco, California,  won an eight-round unanimous decision over southpaw Kathy Rivers,198 ½, now 13-4-1 (5KO) This was for a WBE Women’s Heavyweight title.

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.

March 18, 2004-Chumash Casino, Santa Ynez, California
In the heavyweight division, Marsha Valley, 183.5,  won a split decision over Martha Salazar, San Francisco. Valley improved her record to 10-8-4 (4KO). Salazar is now 6-3-0 (1KO). In a second women's match, Claudia Valenciana, 151, now 7-1-0 (4KO) Oxnard, California, TKO2 Melissa Rodriguez, 146.

July 11, 2003 - Memorial Civic Center, Canton, Ohio -Univision    Photo Gallery #82 - members
Vonda Ward, 188 lbs.,  remains undefeated and still the IBA World Heavyweight Champion, after she defeated Martha Salazar, 234 lbs.,  with a unanimous decision  in a 10-round title defense. Final scoring was 99-91, 97-93, and 98-92. On the undercard of the mainliner of the Ward/Salazar bout, Kelli Cofer and Lisa Brown had a six-round majority draw.  The final scoring of that bout was 58-56 for Brown, 58-56 for Cofer, and 57-57 for a draw. Full Report by Brian Ackley

May 24, 2003 - Vallejo, California
Heavyweights Martha Salazar (7-1-243lbs) again used her extreme power to defeat a game Carley Pesente (3-6-1-220lbs) before a small crowd of 300 in Vallejo, CA.  Both sides came out throwing thunderous shots and it looked like a rerun of their first two fights as the two fighters fought toe to toe for most of the first round.  In the second Pesente cornered Salazar and appeared to be making a spirited effort to finish off Martha when something clicked and Salazar rattled off at least eight straight rights to Pesente's head.  Pesente was hurt , but finished out the round.  Returning to her corner her managers realized that it was not her night and threw in the towel.

March 1, 2003 - Las Vegas, Nevada
On the undercard of the Roy Jones Jr./Ruiz showdown, Vonda Ward, 179,  fought a four-rounder on the undercard against Martha Salazar, 230.  According to WBAN's insider, Salazar rocked Ward in the second round, and it was an action-packed fight. Ward won by a split decision with Ward receiving 39-37 by two judges, and Salazar scoring 39-37 with one judge.  Ward, the IBA World heavyweight champion remains undefeated at 16-0-0 (14 KO), and Salazar is now 5-1-0 (0KO).

November 16, 2002 - Pacific Sports Center, Mare Island in Vallejo, California
In the battle of the heavyweights, Martha Salazar kept her undefeated record, at now 5-0-0, when she defeated tough-hitting boxer Kisha Snow. now 6-2-0 (3KO), in a four-round unanimous decision. 6 rounds of nonstop action. WBAN's Inside reporter, said that Martha and Kisha had the crowd standing and cheering in the first round.  Kisha had come out swinging and giving it everything she had, but Martha answered back with the same---Body shots, headshots, uppercuts and combos. In the second, round, Kisha came out with the same game plan.  And Martha answered back. From the 3rd round on Martha was in complete domination of the fight. In the fifth round, Martha had Kisha up against the rope and Kisha was hurt. The referee asked Kisha if she wanted to keep going and Kisha said that she did. In the 6th round, both Martha and Kisha gave their all, and were non-stop throwing a barrage of combinations.  At the end of the fight, the crowd,  hailed and applauded and it was the best fight of the night.  WBAN's Insider said, "Martha Salazar is one of the most humble, and Snow is one of the nicest boxers.  They are great role models and great representation of women's boxers.  Too bad this fight was not televised." 

November 16, 2002 - Pacific Sports Center, Mare Island in Vallejo, California
In the battle of the heavyweights, Martha Salazar kept her undefeated record, at now 5-0-0, when she defeated tough-hitting boxer Kisha Snow. now 6-2-0 (3KO), in a four-round unanimous decision.  

October 20, 2002 - Emerald Queen Casino, in Tacoma, Washington
In a women's heavyweight bout, Martha "The Shadow" Salazar (4-0-0) won a four-round unanimous decision over Tanisha Dunn, Ohio, (0-1-0). Dunn comes from the amateurs according to her team and has a 8-0 amateur record. Dunn is 5’8" and fights at 210 lbs.

June 22, 2002 -  Emerald Queen Casino, Tacoma, Washington
Heavyweights Martha Salazar, 240 lbs., won a four-round unanimous decision over Carley Pesente, 215. WBAN's Inside reporter said, "Salazar controlled the fight from the start with a strong overhand right that kept Pesente off balance. Pesente tried to come back in the later rounds, but was hard pressed to overcome the younger Salazar's power.  Both sides have agreed to a rematch in August."  Salazar improved her record to 2-0-0, and  Pesente is now to 3-3-0 (3KO). Final Judges scoring was 40-36, 40-36, and 39-37.

March 25, 2001 Hayward, California
Gina "Boom Boom" Guidi, 153, defeated Kelly Whaley  at the Centennial Hall in Hayward, California. Guidi delivered a flurry of punches towards the end of the sixth and last round, resulting in the fight being stopped by the referee and declared a TKO. Guidi's record now improves to 15-1-1, with 6 knockouts. Also, Martha Salazar 237 lbs. from South San Francisco, California defeated Denise Callahan 278 lbs., North Carolina by unanimous decision in a four round bout. Both women were making their pro debuts.