Maureen Shea: record, next fight and profile →
Maureen Shea finally made her ring return to the ring this past Saturday night. Now she hopes her next fight is a long-awaited world title shot. Shea defeated Grecia Novas Mateo by unanimous decision in a stay-busy at the Coco Locos Restaurant Sports Bar in Sosua in the Dominican Republic. Scores were 80-71, 80-71, and 79-72 for Shea, who improved to 31-2-1, 13 knockouts.
All Maureen Shea wants is a world title shot. Shea believes she is more than deserving of the opportunity. She fights in the meantime while that opportunity comes her way.
Maureen Shea was not pleased with the recent announcement that Cherneka Johnson will defend her International Boxing Federation (IBF) junior featherweight title against Ellie Scotney.
Maureen Shea defeated Calista Silgado by unanimous decision Saturday night at Carnesecca Arena on the campus of St. John’s University in Queens, New York.
Maureen Shea insists that her homecoming fight this Saturday is not a comeback; it’s a take back. The Bronx native Shea (29-2-1, 13 knockouts) will face Calista Silgado (19-13-3, 14 KOs) at Carnesecca Arena at St. John’s University in the Jamaica section of Queens, N.Y.
Two-time world title challenger Maureen Shea stopped Martina Horgasz in round six Friday night at the Gulfstream Park Racing and Casino in Hallandale, Florida. With the win, Shea improves to 29-2-1, 13 knockouts. Shea was coming off a decision victory over Edina Kiss in her previous fight on Oct. 18 in Niagara Falls, New York.
Former two-time world champion, Maureen Shea will take on Martina Horgasz in the main event on Friday, January 17th at Gulfstream Park and Casino in Hallandale, Florida. The show is promoted by BAD Promotions and ChampionsHeart Promotions. Shea of of Bronx, New York has a record of 28-2-1 with 12 knockouts. Shea is a 13 year-veteran and is a two-time world champion.
Professional Boxing kicks off 2020 in South Florida on Friday, January 17 at 6 pm, as BAD Promotions in association with ChampionsHeart Promotions proudly present its inaugural event "Only The Strong Survive," a night of world-class boxing at Hallandale Park & Casino in the Sports of King Theater, a unique and intimate venue for a night of world-class boxing with proceeds going to the local Breast Cancer Organization.
In the opening bout of the Top Players Promotions card, Joseph Bonas (2-0, 2 KOs) knocked out Greg Baca in the first round. After a mostly uneventful first round, Bonas landed a short right cross that dropped Baca to the canvas. Baca (0-5) got up on wobbly legs, prompting referee Sharon Sands to wave the fight over at 2:53.
In the opening bout of the Top Players Promotions card, junior middleweight Abraham Lopez stops Robert Hill in the third round of a scheduled four round bout. Lopez (5-1, 2KOs) landed the more telling and effective punches, although Hill was able to have a better second round. Lopez came on aggressively in the third round and his persistence paid off as he stunned Hill a number of times. After a series of punches backed Hill up in a corner, referee Dr. Lou Moret stepped in and stopped the bout at 1:57.