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Get up close at ringside at fights throughout the Deep South. You can almost feel the sweat! Visit the Fight Card Photos section. Go now...
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Lafayette, LA's Jessie Fletcher, won the 80-pound, 10-11-year-old age group at the Title National Championship Tournament in Ripley, TN on June 5. A decorated amateur boxer, Fletcher defeated Memphian Eugene Collins by RSC in the second round. Fletcher only started boxing in January of 2009, but has won four championships in his age group. Go now...
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At 5-foot-3, Kansas City, MO light middleweight Melisenda Perez is used to having to fight much taller opponents. Despite the height disadvantage, Perez has managed to be a force in her division. Perez won a 4-round unanimous decision over Batesville, AR's April Ward Saturday night (July 10) on Les Bonano's "Battle On The Bay" card at Hollywood Casino. Read more...
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Meet Us
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Randy Hammons Editor, Deep South Boxing
Editor Randy Hammons brings a life-long passion for boxing to the readers of Deep South Boxing. With over 18 years of experience in the newspaper industry, Randy's unique style of writing brings the reader right into the action. In features, fight reports and interviews with boxing personalities, Randy taps into the inner workings of the sport with his candid interviews and in depth knowledge of boxing’s history.
“My mission is to cover the boxing industry in the Deep South in the way I would like to read about it. I want my readers to feel as though they were right at ringside”
Gail Janotta Photographer, Deep South Boxing
Gail Janotta
Whether taking photos in local gyms or at ringside next to the action, Deep South Boxing photographer Gail Janotta captures the spirit and the sweat of boxing. Starting out years ago as a ringside photographer, Gail has gained expertise through trial and error. "My first experience shooting a boxing match was a wake-up call. I thought I had a few hundred excellent pictures, but it turned out to be a few hundred blurry ones."
Gail’s photos have been displayed on many websites and her proudest accomplishment was when one of her photos landed on the National Boxing Association website.
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