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September 30, 2005 - Vesthallen, Slagelse, Denmark, and promoted by Team Palle   Photo Slideshow
Anita Christensen, 118, of Denmark, won by a fifth round KO (at the end of the round 1:59 seconds) over Monika Petrova, 119, in a scheduled six-round Bantamweight bout.  

June 17, 2005 - SAS Radisson, in Aarhus, Denmark
There were two women's bouts on the card.  First, Frida Wallberg, 130, of Gothenburg, Sweden,  remain undefeated after a 99-92, 99-91, and 99-91 win over Zarika Fatuma, 125 1/4, from Kenya. Wallberg now holds the WIBF Intercontinental title in Junior lightweight. According to a local report, it was reported that the fight was a "tough" fight, where Wallberg got the upper hand by using her left jab and right hook well, but Fatuma remained dangerous and countered well.  In a second match, and a comeback for Anita Christensen, 118, she won a 60-54, 60-54 and 60-54 points decision over Oksana Romanova, 115 1/4,  of Ukraine.

December 19, 2004 in Nairobi, Kenya
Conjestina Achieng won by UD10 over Fiona Tugume; Damaris Muthoni won by TKO3 over Hawa Daku; and Zarrika Fatuma won a four-round decision over Jane Kavulani.

January 17, 2004 -Aarhus, Denmark, Promoted by Bettina Palle - Televised on Denmark Television
Denmark’s Anita Christiansen, 117.9,  won a 10-round split decision over Ada Velez, 117.5, and became the new WIBA – WIBF Bantamweight World champion---But not without controversy.  In the eighth round, Christiansen was knocked down to the canvass, but got up and finish the fight.  According to WBAN’s insider, the fight was very exciting and made the men’s boxing bouts look dull in comparison.  After the scores were read out for the Christiansen – Velez fight, Velez was in disbelief, and in one report said that Velez “could not believe her ears.”  Apparently Velez was not happy about the decision and left the ring, without congratulating Christiansen.   The two judges that scored the fight for Christiansen (97-94, 96-95) were both from Denmark and coincidentally BOTH had the last name of “Christiansen”. (Hopefully no relation).  The sole judge from Finland, had Velez ahead 97-93. Shortly after the fight, Christiansen was asked if she thought that she won the fight. Christiansen indicated that the fight was a very even fight, and that she thought that Velez had a slight advantage.  Christiansen also added that she would give Velez a rematch. Report: Was Velez Ripped off?

December 13, 2003 - Copenhagen, Denmark
Source: Torben L. WBAN's European Correspondent
On a card promoted by Teampalle, the scheduled Anita Christensen vs. Hagar Shmuelfeld was changed to an exhibition match without scoring due to Shmuelfeld being only 19 years old. The Danish legal system stipulate a minimum age of 21 for professional boxers. Usually exemptions are granted from this rule for boxers who presents a medical certificate, but the Danish Justice Department refused to grant Smuelfeld this despite her having a valid boxing licence and a doctor's certificate. The Justice Dept. demanded a brain scan for the Israeli fighter, which forced Teampalle to change the fight to an exhibition. The fighters were not influenced by the changed status of the fight, and were both eager to show skills and heart.  After a somewhat cautious start in the early rounds, Anita Christensen dominated the last 3-4 of the six rounds.  Hagar Shmuelfeld was certainly no pushover, although her short and unflattering record list might suggest otherwise.

October 24, 2003 - Copenhagen, Denmark
A card promoted by Team Palle, and telecasted on Pay-Per-View, Denmark's Anita Christensen, 117 3/4, won United States boxer Stephanie Dobbs, 114 3/4, with a six-round unanimous decision in the 114 lbs. division.  There were no knockdowns during the fight.  The final judges scoring was 60-54.  Christensen came into the fight close to four pounds over the weight limit. According the Danish News, they wrote the following, "I need a knockout win" said Anita Christensen before the fight.  And when one saw the two contestants profile, it sure looked like the girl from Randers (Anita Christensen) who will be 32 years old Wednesday, would get her wish granted. Dobbs normally competes as a Straweight and has a 9-10-2 record, but Dobbs was not defeated as expected." 

May 16, 2003 - Congres Centrum, Den Haag, Netherlands
Anita Christensen, Denmark,  won a six-round unanimous decision over Daniela Graff, of Karlsruhe, Germany in a Bantamweight division.  Christensen remains undefeated and  improved her record to 13-0-0 (6 KO), and Graff fell to 3-3-1 (1 KO).

April 25, 2003 - Maritim Hotel, Magdeburg, Germany
Bantamweight Anita Christensen, Denmark, won a six-rounder by points over  Renata Vesecka.

November 9, 2001 - Denmark  PHOTOS
Anita Christiansen defended her WIBF European title and won  a 10-round unanimous decision over Galina Gumliiska of Bulgaria. The judges scored the fight 98-92, 97-93 and 97-94. Christensen is improved her record to 11-0 (6 KO) Giumliiska fell to 3-5 (0 KOs). 

October 12, 2001 - Denmark PHOTOS
Anita Christensen won tonight's fight after the referee stopped the fight 23 seconds into the sixth round. Iliana Boneva showed a lot of courage and heart, but was obviously overmatched. Anita Christensen scored almost at will  throughout the fight, and Iliana was hardly able to lay a glove on her.   The post interview with Anita Christensen revealed, that she busted her right hand in the second round, which could jeopardize her planned title defense against Galina Gumliiska on 9th November. She was taken to the local hospital to have her hand examined. 

September 7, 2001 Denmark  
Anita Christensen fought a six-rounder against Damaris Muthoni.  The fight ended in a unanimous decision with Christensen walking away the winner.  Final scoring was 60-54, 60-54 & 60-53. News sources reported that  Anita Christensen was in control throughout the six rounds, although some ring rust was evident, after her forced inactivity due to having surgery to her right hand had kept her out of the ring.   Damaris Muthoni, showed a lot of grittiness and willing to go toe-to-toe with Christiansen.  Muthoni's powerful right hand remained dangerous throughout the fight.  There were no knockdowns in the fight, although Christiansen slipped in the second round, afterf being wrestled to the floor by Muthoni. Muthoni did receive a standing eight-count in the sixth round, but was able to weather the storm until the final bell. Muthoni dropped to 2-3.  Anita Christensen, who holds the European Bantamweight title, plans to fight twice in both October and November. Her goal is to fight for a world championship after these tune up fights. Information provided by Torben L. of Denmark.  

April 29, 2000, Varde, Denmark
Anita Christensen TKO'd Italian Chiara Benedettini in the third round.  WBAN's European reporter said that Christensen had prepared for her match against Benedettini by going to Poland and sparring  with Iwona Guzowska.  Benedettini never seem to get into the fight, and Christensen was better both physically and technically.  In the first round, Christensen controlled the fight with left jabs to the head, and she also worked the body with combinations. In the second round, Christensen continued to dominate the fight.   The referee stopped the fight in the third round when Benedettini  started turning away. There were no knock downs. Christensen moved her record to 3-0 and Benedettini record fell to 2-2.