Thread: Photo Tribute to Women Boxers (and ring card girls too)

Photo Tribute to Women Boxers (and ring card girls too)


Germany's Regina Halmich




Mexico's Mariana Juarez

Angel Martinez vs. Holly Holm





Armenian's Susianna Kentikian vs. England's Shanee Martin

Ring card girl of Rafa-Vazquez 2

Mmm i like the ring card girl. Susianna Kentikian is kind of hot but has an ugly nose.

I would have to say this is my favorite one !

I read a good article about Sarah by Benny Henderson Jr from 2006. Not to get too personal but I have done volunteer work with autistic children and know the stuggles the families have to face. Best of luck to both of you.

Demi Ngyen Leslie Lubaczewski

Originally Posted by frasd

I read a good article about Sarah by Benny Henderson Jr from 2006. Not to get too personal but I have done volunteer work with autistic children and know the struggles the families have to face. Best of luck to both of you.

That is all well and good but does she get her tits out for the lads.

Originally Posted by frasd

I read a good article about Sarah by Benny Henderson Jr from 2006. Not to get too personal but I have done volunteer work with autistic children and know the stuggles the families have to face. Best of luck to both of you.

Thanks man !

Never a fan of women's boxing, sorry. Don't remember really seeing the beauty of the art of boxing. It looked a bit odd, clumsy, etc. Compared to men. I am glad there is no more women boxing matches on PPV fight cards. I would use that time to go fix myself a sandwich, go chat with the girls present at the boxing party, etc.

Boxer Sara Davis...




Mariana Juarez

Israel Vazquez with Sycuan Promotions ring card girls...

Here some I found earlier

Originally Posted by SaddoBoxer

Angel Martinez vs. Holly Holm





Armenian's Susianna Kentikian vs. England's Shanee Martin

she looks scarY !

Originally Posted by Chino

Never a fan of women's boxing, sorry. Don't remember really seeing the beauty of the art of boxing. It looked a bit odd, clumsy, etc. Compared to men. I am glad there is no more women boxing matches on PPV fight cards. I would use that time to go fix myself a sandwich, go chat with the girls present at the boxing party, etc.

Women's boxing is still in it's infancy. There is just starting to be a good amount of decent amateurs coming up as young kids in the last few years. One of the problems with the professional side of it is that a lot of women get thrown in to the pro game far too soon because they are either too old for the ams or because a promoter sees it as a chance to make some money.

With the lack of competition comes a huge amount of mismatches, thus making for fights that A: doesn't accurately represent women's boxing and B: that are not interesting to watch.

The more women are accepted in to the sport and better we'll see the women perform. There isn't a 100 year history of women boxing. It's just beginning for them so I think we need to be patient. I've seen some very talanted women boxers and I think the world will be fairly surprised when they see them compete in the Olympics. (if that day ever comes)