Announcement Archive

May 10, Foxwoods Casino, Mashantucket, CT

Shauna George vs. Matt Godfrey

(NABA Cruiserweight Title)

May 12, A La Carte Pavilion, Tampa, FL 

Edner Cherry vs. Monty Meza Clay

(NABA Lightweight Title)

December 10, 2005

Eric Aiken vs. Rashiem Jefferson

Mohegan Sun Casino, Uncasville, CT

NABA Super Featherweight Title

Hollywood, FL

NABA Heavyweight Title

June 3, 2005

Lucien Bute  vs. Jose Spearman

Arena Maurice Richard, Montreal, Quebec, Canada

NABA Super Middleweight Title

June 3, 2005

Jose Aguiniga  vs. Hugo Ramirez

Performing Arts Center, Oxnard, California

NABA Super Featherweight Title

NABA SUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

LUCIEN BUTE  vs. CHRISTIAN CRUZ

SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 18, 2005

NABA HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP

TAURUS SYKES vs. FRIDAY AHUNANYA

 SCHEDULED FOR MARCH 11, 2005

IMPORTANT NOTICE

Whenever applicable, the NABA will adhere to the rules and regulations of its parent organization, the World Boxing Association.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

In accordance with sec.16. (c) Sanctioning Organizations, of the "Muhammad Ali Boxing Bill" the NABA is requesting that a representative of every boxer rated among the first 15 spots in our organization send their contact info, including mailing and/or e-mail address to 1350 York Mills rd.#103 Toronto Ontario Canada M3A 1Z9  or naba@rogers.com, so that they can heretofore be notified of any changes in ratings that affect them directly.

IMPORTANT NOTICE

In keeping with the recognition by the boxing community of the important role which the NABA can play in helping boxers to reach world-class status, our executive committee has decreed that, effective October 1, 2004, all boxers from North America who are included in the WBA ratings will automatically be included at the top of the list of NABA monthly rankings in their respective weight categories, and in the same sequence as they (North Americans boxers) actually appear in the corresponding monthly WBA ratings.  This new format will result in the NABA giving full recognition at the top of their monthly ratings, to all North American boxers who are listed in the WBA ratings, and in the same sequence.  Furthermore, the NABA ratings will henceforth consist of twenty (20) boxers, rather than fifteen (15), which had been the rule prior to this change. This new format is designed to enhance the prestige associated with NABA titles, while continuing to provide promising prospects, a solid stepping stone for their world title ambitions, which is the primary goal of the NABA.