Wednesday, November 02, 2005

Yvonne Caples

Yvone Caples (born June 14, 1972) is a women's boxing champion. She was born in Pune, India, country where she has helped raise the sport's popularity.

Caples lives in Las Vegas, where she trains under the tutelage of former men's world Heavyweight title challenger Leroy Caldwell.

Caples attends the University of California, Berkeley when she is not preparing for a fight. She hopes to become a medical doctor in sports medicine, and she has a B.A. in English, also obtained at that institution. She also performs as a high school English teacher.

Caples became a professional boxer in 1999. Before fighting for the world championship, she had to meet the likes of Kim Messer, Elena Reid and former world champion Para Draine before meeting Regina Halmich for the WIBF world Jr. Flyweight title, on August 17, 2002. She lost the fight by a majority decision, although it shall be pointed out that some fans showed dissaprovement with the fight's decision by booing and whistling. This fight took place in Germany.

Three months later, on November 22, she found herself inside a boxing ring in Guam, where she fought Anissa Zamarron for the vacant WIBA world Jr. Flyweight championship, and she was defeated by knockout in round five.

Caples finally reached her dream of becoming a world champion when she defeated Mary Duron on July 26, 2003 in Costa Mesa, California by a ten round unanimous decision for the vacant IFBA world Jr. Flyweight title.

Caples, who was a multi-sports star in India before becoming interested in boxing in 1993, holds a record of 7 wins, 6 losses and 1 draw (tie), with 1 win by knockout.
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    -- http://www.boxingtimes.com/ Sports: Boxing: News and Media (41)

  2. Universal Boxing Manager - Manage up to 6 different boxers, each one with different stats and skills, in 17 weight categories. For Pc and Mac.
    -- http://www.winterwolves.com/universalboxingmanager.htm Games: Video Games: Sports: Boxing: Universal Boxing Manager (1)

  3. HangZhou GuangXing - Offers a variety of equipment, accredited to ISO9000 and SGS standards.
    -- http://www.china-boxing.com/ Shopping: Sports: Boxing (41)

  4. Annie's Boxing Day Page - Christian-oriented page with history, scripture, and links.
    -- http://www.annieshomepage.com/boxingday.html Society: Holidays: Boxing Day (8)

  5. The Boxing Game - Interactive fantasy boxing by managing one fighter for free. Also Pay-to-Play fighting.
    -- http://www.boxinggame.com/ Sports: Fantasy: Boxing (2)

  6. Boxing Day - Brief description from Encarta Encyclopedia.
    -- http://encarta.msn.com/find/Concise.asp?ti=05E12000 Kids and Teens: People and Society: Holidays and Special Days: Boxing Day (7)

  7. Difference Between Amateur and Professional Boxing - Interesting point by point comparison.
    -- http://www.boxing.ca/differen.html Sports: Events: Olympics: Boxing (3)

  8. The International Professional Boxing Association - A fantasy boxing site that uses TitleFight 2001 to generate results. Includes league news, results and downloads to be used by other TitleFight 2001 gamers as well as a message board dedicated to TitleFight 2001
    -- http://www.angelfire.com/ny5/tf2001ipba Sports: Fantasy: Simulations: Boxing (3)

  9. Boxing Monthly - The essential sports magazine for serious followers of the boxing world. Complete site for online articles, rankings, merchandise and subscriptions.
    -- http://www.boxing-monthly.co.uk/ Regional: Europe: United Kingdom: Recreation and Sports: Sports: Boxing (7)

  10. All-Reviews.com: Boxing Helena - Review of the movie by Dragan Antulov.
    -- http://www.all-reviews.com/videos-4/boxing-helena.htm Arts: Movies: Titles: B: Boxing Helena (3)

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