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The 74th annual Chattanooga Golden Gloves is scheduled for March 12-13 at Central High School in Harrison, TN. The school is located at 5728 Hwy. 58. Teams from nine states, including Ohio, are expected to attend. Coaches are urged to contact coach Andy Smith as soon as possible, no later than 9 p.m. on March 10. Contact Smith at 423-847-7682, or go to www.westsideboxing.com
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Ragin' Cajun Boxing Club won five of seven bouts on March 6 at Kenner, LA, and won the team trophy. Ragin' Cajun boxers who won their bouts included Wilfred Fuselier, Dylan Landry, Hunter Marvin, Shay Lambright and Cade Duckworth. Fuselier's bout was selected as the Fight of the Night.
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Van Buren, AR native and former world minimumweight world champion Hollie Dunaway won a split decision over previously unbeaten Chantel Cordova on Jan. 28 at the Coca-Cola Center in Oklahoma City, OK. Dunaway's manager, Ron Brand, tells Deep South Boxing Dunaway controlled the action throughout and should have won the fight by unanimous decision. Dunaway is a current resident of Las Vegas.
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Women's Boxing
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Dunaway Looking For Championship Fight After Defeating Cordova |
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From Staff Reports
OKLAHOMA CITY, OK - Former female minimumweight world champion Hollie Dunaway won a 6-round split decision over previously-unbeaten Chantel Cordova Thursday (Jan. 28) at the Cola-Cola Center.
The match was contracted for flyweight, and both weighed 107 pounds.
Dunaway, who improved to 23-8-1, 10 KOs, won 58-56 and 60-54 on two cards. Cordova (7-1-1, 3 KOs), from Colorado, won 59-55 on the third card. There were no knockdowns.
"From talking to people at ringside, they told me they thought Hollie should have won a unanimous decision," said Ron Brand, Dunaway's manager who also worked her corner. "It was a rough and tough fight. Hollie was landing solid shots. Chantel hadn't been in the ring for a couple of years, bu she was still an undefeated fighter."
Dunaway is originally from Van Buren, AR. She currently lives in Las Vegas.
"It was a good, hard-fought fight," Brand said. "Hollie set up the jab and right crosses. In clinches, Hollie caught her on breaks. They put on quite a show."
Though Dunaway has no championship belt at the moment, Brand said she is ready to fight for one.
"We were glad to get a win," Brand said. "We'd definitely would like to fight for a belt pretty soon."
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