Melissa Oddessa Parker: record, next fight and profile →
Melissa Oddessa Parker (3-0, 2 KOs) continued her explosive performance in the professional ranks, as the 9-time national amateur champion viciously overcame the challenger and undefeated, Brittany Simms this past weekend in Greenville, South Carolina to become NABF super bantamweight champion.
Southpaw Promotions and One For All Promotions present a stacked card from the Escape Ballroom, Greenville, South Carolina, with Team Havoc’s Melissa Parker and Peter Dobson topping the bill in title action.
Brooklyn based Alex Vargas, Giovanni Scuderi and Melissa Parker recorded stoppage victories this past weekend in Tampa, Florida, as the Team Havoc represented all continued their respective undefeated streaks.
Team Havoc’s Alex Vargas and Melissa (Oddessa) Parker emerged successfully from their respective bouts in Florida, in two entertaining bouts. Vargas showed that he can punch as well as box as he dominated local opposition, picking up his second career knockout. Vargas has been matched hard since turning professional, fighting 3 undefeated fighters in his first 7 fights in the paid ranks.
Brooklyn's Melissa Oddessa has announced that she will be making the transition into the professional game, after a long and decorated career in the amateur ranks. For those who are unaware, Oddessa, who served in the US Marine Corps, has won all there is to win as an amateur boxer. The New York native was one of the few triple crown winners as an amateur and went on to win the US national championship on two occasions whilst serving in the military.