Ria Ramnarine (born 12 October 1978) is a Trinidadian and Tobagonian former professional boxer who competed from 1999 to 2012. During her career, she held world titles in two weight-classes; the WIBAminimumweight title from 2005 to 2006; the WIBF minimumweight and WIBA light flyweight titles in 2011. She also challenged once for the WBA female minimumweight title in 2010.[1] She was Trinidad and Tobago's first female world champion.[2][3]
ramnarine, born, october, 1978, trinidadian, tobagonian, former, professional, boxer, competed, from, 1999, 2012, during, career, held, world, titles, weight, classes, wiba, minimumweight, title, from, 2005, 2006, wibf, minimumweight, wiba, light, flyweight, t. Ria Ramnarine born 12 October 1978 is a Trinidadian and Tobagonian former professional boxer who competed from 1999 to 2012 During her career she held world titles in two weight classes the WIBA minimumweight title from 2005 to 2006 the WIBF minimumweight and WIBA light flyweight titles in 2011 She also challenged once for the WBA female minimumweight title in 2010 1 She was Trinidad and Tobago s first female world champion 2 3 Ria RamnarineBorn 1978 10 12 12 October 1978 age 45 Carapichaima Trinidad and TobagoNationalityTrinidadian and TobagonianStatisticsWeight s Mini flyweight Light flyweight FlyweightHeight5 ft 2 in 157 cm StanceOrthodoxBoxing recordTotal fights20Wins14Wins by KO2Losses4Draws1No contests1Professional boxing record edit20 fights 14 wins 4 losses By knockout 2 2 By decision 12 2 Draws 1 No contests 1 No Result Record Opponent Type Round time Date Location Notes 20 Win 14 4 1 1 nbsp Stephaney George UD 6 2 Sep 2012 nbsp Woodbrook Youth Facility Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago 19 Loss 13 4 1 1 nbsp Anastasia Toktaulova UD 10 29 Jul 2011 nbsp Jean Pierre Sports Complex Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago Lost WIBA light flyweight title For WBC International female light flyweight title 18 Win 13 3 1 1 nbsp Olga Julio SD 10 12 Feb 2011 nbsp Jean Pierre Sports Complex Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago Won vacant WIBA light flyweight title Won vacant WIBF and GBU minimumweight titles 17 Draw 12 3 1 1 nbsp Etsuko Tada MD 10 24 Apr 2010 nbsp Central Region Indoor Sports Arena Chaguanas Trinidad and Tobago For WBA female and WIBA interim minimumweight titles 16 Win 12 3 1 nbsp Paulina Cardona UD 8 2 Jan 2010 nbsp Central Regional Indoor Sports Arena Chaguanas Trinidad and Tobago 15 Win 11 3 1 nbsp Ana Fernandez TD 9 10 31 Jul 2009 nbsp Central Region Indoor Sports Arena Chaguanas Trinidad and Tobago Won WBA interim female minimumweight title 14 Win 10 3 1 nbsp Nancy Bonilla TKO 8 10 7 Mar 2009 nbsp Jean Pierre Sports Complex Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago Won WIBA interim light flyweight title 13 Loss 9 3 1 nbsp Regina Halmich TKO 6 10 9 Sep 2006 nbsp Borderlandhalle Magdeburg Germany For WIBF flyweight title 12 Win 9 2 1 nbsp Stephaney George UD 10 14 Jul 2006 nbsp Chaguanas Trinidad and Tobago Retained WIBA minimumweight title 11 Win 8 2 1 nbsp Yvonne Caples SD 10 28 May 2005 nbsp Jean Pierre Sports Complex Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago Won vacant WIBA minimumweight title 10 Win 7 2 1 nbsp Adanna Francis UD 6 26 Dec 2004 nbsp Queen s Park Oval Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago 9 Win 6 2 1 nbsp Deidre Yumi Hamaguchi UD 8 31 Jul 2004 nbsp Central Region Indoor Sports Arena Chaguanas Trinidad and Tobago 8 Win 5 2 1 nbsp Vicki Boodram UD 6 12 Jul 2003 nbsp Central Region Indoor Sports Arena Chaguanas Trinidad and Tobago 7 NC 4 2 1 nbsp Shondell Thomas NC 8 4 May 2002 nbsp Cliff Anderson Sports Hall Georgetown Guyana 6 Win 4 2 nbsp Shondell Thomas SD 8 26 Dec 2001 nbsp Cliff Anderson Sports Hall Georgetown Guyana 5 Loss 3 2 nbsp Leona Brown TKO 4 6 27 Jul 2001 nbsp Civic Center Niagara Falls New York US 4 Win 3 1 nbsp Adanna Francis PTS 3 10 Mar 2001 nbsp Port of Spain Trinidad and Tobago 3 Win 2 1 nbsp Wilma Skeate PTS 6 10 Feb 2001 nbsp San Fernando Trinidad and Tobago 2 Loss 1 1 nbsp Claudette Alexander PTS 6 5 Aug 2000 nbsp Landsome Bowl Cultural Centre The Valley Anguilla 1 Win 1 0 nbsp Wilma Skeate KO 3 3 Dec 1999 nbsp Port of Spain Trinidad and TobagoReferences edit BoxRec Ria Ramnarine boxrec com Retrieved 2019 12 02 Network Female Coaching Ria Ramnarine Interview Female Coaching Network Retrieved 2019 12 02 Ramnarine appointed to AIBA women s commission Trinidad and Tobago Newsday 2019 03 30 Retrieved 2019 12 02 External links editMinister likens education to divine light of Divali Trinidad Guardian 13 October 2006 nbsp This biographical article related to a Trinidad and Tobago boxer is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Ria Ramnarine amp oldid 1166145333, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,