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October 1, 2004 in Southport, Queensland District, Australia
Sharon Anyos won by UD10 over Linda Tenberg. Fight report By Mike “Kryptonite” Altamura:  The way women’s boxing can slowly move towards mainstream acceptance is through well-matched, entertaining contests, as the fight on Friday night for the WBF Feather title between Sharon “Wild Thing” Anyos and Texan Linda “Terminator” Tenberg proved. 33-year-old Anyos, fighting in front of her hometown on the Gold Coast, Australia, won a wide decision (100-90, 100-90, 99-91), but the fight was such an enthralling spectacle for 10 rounds that it left this writer perplexed that cable network Fox Sports took so long to give live women’s boxing the green light.  Anyos, 7-3 (1), the former WIBA featherweight champ, came out draped in all purple, her boob-tube type top exposing her well-cut midriff. The taller Tenberg, 11-10 (6), was fitted in predominantly black gear, and was a picture of focus at the opening bell.  Anyos wasted no time feeling out her opponent, charging forward, and trying to force Tenberg backwards. There were a couple of exchanges on the ropes, with Tenberg seeming to benefit better at close range. It was a close round, maybe Anyos shaded it on pure work-rate. Tenberg was marked under the left eye during this round too.  The Australian’s pressure attack continued in the second, feinting the jab on the occasion, and coming forward with straight rights. She was able to catch the 5’6” Texan late with a pair of loaded rights, but Tenberg appeared to wear them well.  Tenberg opened the third strong, scoring with a couple of rights from the outside, but as the round progressed, Anyos’ aggression took charge, and she finished the busier to decisively win the round.  Like the old warriors of old, the Lamottas, the Basilios, Wild Thing keep charging forward in the fourth, and it paid dividends. She began to work her way on the inside, fire away bombs, and then either block or retreat Tenberg’s counters.   Round five had the crowd roaring, courtesy of some quality exchanges on the inside. Another Anyos stanza, as Tenberg’s punchers were starting to get wide.  Anyos started to really dominate in the sixth and seventh, swarming Tenberg, and landing well calculated left-rights, and a sharp left hook. But Tenberg, although noticeably hurt at times, had no quit, and continued to show her massive heart.  The Australian kept up her phenomenal punch output in the eighth, scoring with some piercing jabs, and quickfire combinations, and it showed on Tenberg’s face – particularly under her left eye.  Tenberg kept plugging away though, trying to come forward, but Anyos was too smooth, taking the role of the counterpuncher for much of the ninth and scoring with shorter, crisper punchers.  At the start of the tenth these two warriors embraced, and kissed, a sign of their wonderful sportsmanship. Anyos proceeded to counterpunch, and then almost a minute into the round came on the attack and caught Tenberg with a big right. Tenberg hung tough, though it was another clear round for the Australian.

May 22, 2004- Grand Casino Coushatta, Kinder, Louisiana
WBAN Members Photo- Mpegs Gallery #170)
Wendy Rodriguez, 106,  won the NABA World Flyweight title when she won by a 10-round unanimous decision over Anissa Zamarron, 108.  Final judges scores were 98-92, 96-94, and 97-93.  Also, Linda Tenberg, 129,  won by :37 seconds,  TKO1 over Tiffany Ibanez, 128.

May 7, 2004 - at the Convention Center, in Austin, Texas
Linda Tenberg, 125, of Austin, Texas won a four-round unanimous decision over Kim Colbert, 131, in a scheduled four-round featherweight bout on the undercard. Tenberg took the fight on short notice of three days.  On all scorecards the judges had it 39-37. 

April 1, 2004 - Hooter's Restaurant, in Selma, Texas
Local Boxers Linda "Terminator" Tenberg, of Austin, Texas, stopped Terrie Carrillo :10 seconds in the third round with a TKO. Tenberg improved her record to 9-9-0 (5KO), and Carrillo remains winless as a pro with a 0-4-1 (0KO) record.

March 12, 2004 - 2004 Miller Lite Fight Night at the Tank, HP Pavilion, San Jose, California - Promoted by Sugar Ray Leonard Promotions WBAN Photo Gallery #153 In a six-round featherweight bout on the undercard, Kelsey Jeffries, 122,  won by a unanimous decision over Linda Tenberg, 123.

August 22, 2003 - Corpus Cristi, Texas
On the "No Guts, No Glory" card, that was held at the Memorial Coliseum, in Corpus Cristi, Texas, and promoted by Garrett Promotions, Linda Tenberg of Austin made it a short night for Ninfa Herrera, when Herrera was stopped 1:06 of the third round in a scheduled four-round featherweight bout on the undercard. Tenberg who had a four-inch height advantage beat Herrera to the punch throughout most of the rounds. The end came when Tenberg threw a barrage of combinations that landed Herrera three times on the canvas. Herrera told the local press that she was just glad it was over. Herrera said that although she had been knocked down, that she was not hurt. In the first round, Herrera's boxing glove had come apart, when the thumb came apart, and there was a temporary delay to replace both gloves. Tenberg is now 8-7-0 (4KO), and Herrera is now 0-1-1 (0KO).

April 5, 2003 - Amarillo, Texas
Linda Tenberg TKO2 Shakura Witherspoon in a scheduled four rounder in the featherweight division.

February 11, 2003 - Celebrity Theater, Phoenix, Arizona  Report and photos by Dale Hausner
Tuesday night fights at the Celebrity Theater in Phoenix Arizona saw Elena "BabyDoll" Reid do battle with Linda Tenberg in a six round tussle.
Tenberg, 122, got off to a good start by capturing the first round. Reid's experience then took over and she started pounding Tenberg with hard shots from all angles. To Tenberg's credit, she took them all and kept trying to get Reid, 117, out of her gameplan. It failed to work however and Reid dominated the fight.  The judges saw the fight 60-54 twice and 59-54. Reid is still # 1 in the world at 115 pounds and sports a record of 13-1-2 (4). Tenberg is 6-7 (2).  Tenberg came in from Austin Texas and was here to fight. She was 3-0 as an amateur and has never been down as a pro. She was in good shape but couldn't do enough to offset Reid. Tried as she might, she went home with a loss. She gave an effort to be proud of.  Both young ladies acted like professionals at all times and let their fists do the talking. They spoke volumes. Dale S Hausner

May 17, 2002, Austin, Texas
There were two exciting women's matches on the card and two exhibition matches. In the first women's match of the night Linda Tenberg, 125, Austin, Texas, fought out-of-towner Gloria Ramirez in a four-rounder.  Hometown fans were rooting for Tenberg,  but Ramirez came out the winner.  Ramirez won the fight by a split decision, 37-39 (Ramirez), 39-37 (Tenberg), and 39-37 (Ramirez). Ramirez improved her record to 9-11-3 (2KO), and Tenberg fell to 6-5-0 (2KO). The card then featured two women's exhibition matches. Anissa Zamarron, 104, first fought a local female boxer for two rounds, and then she fought Maribel Zurita in another exhibition that was a two-round slugfest.  Zamarron and her two opponents wore headgear. In the second sanctioned match of the night, Delia "The Chiquita" Gonzalez, 110, took on hometown fighter, Jay Vega, 111 3/4,  in a six-rounder. Gonzalez and Vega fought toe-to-toe throughout the six rounds with Gonzalez pulling the fight off with a unanimous decision! Not bad in tonight's action where both boxers, Ramirez and Gonzalez fought hometown favorites....Gonzalez improves her record to 12-7-4 (3KO), and Vega suffered her first loss as a professional and is now 4-1-0 (0KO).

November 16, 2001 - Austin, Texas
Ann Wolfe vs. Gina Nicholas - TKO3.
Wolfe earned new WIBA 154 lb. World title;
Sumya Anani vs. Fredia Gibbs - Maj. Draw
Neither fighter walked away with the 140-lb WIBA title, final scoring 94-94, 94-94, 96-92;
Valerie Mahfood vs Trina Ortegon - Mahfood won by a unanimous decision.  Mahfood won the WIBA Super-middleweight title. Final scoring 98-92, 96-94, 96-94; Chevelle Hallback vs. Snodene Blakeney -- stopped in the second round after an accidental head butt. Result of the fight was a technical draw, and neither boxer won the title this night;  Mary Ortega vs. Ada Velez - Velez by unanimous decision. Final scoring - 96-93, 98-91, 98-91. Velez won the 122-lb WIBA world title; Linda Tenberg vs. Jessica Mohs - Tenberg by Unanimous decision, final scoring 40-36 all judges.

May 13, 2001 - Wendover, UT-Univision
Mia St. John  won a four-round unanimous decision against Linda Tenberg.  final scoring 39-37, 39-37, 40-36. Fight report with photos 

March 30, 2001 - Fort Worth, Texas
Linda Tenberg, 127, defeated Alice Smith, 126 1/4,  in a four-round split decision. The final scoring was 39-37 for Smith, and 40-36, 4036 for Tenberg. 
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