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December 10, 2005 - Magvassy Sportcsarnok, Győr
Promoted by Felix Promotion
Bantamweight Bettina Csabi, 116˝, won by a technical decision over Nadia Hockmi, 116ľ. WBAN does not know why it went to the scorecards, but usually it is due to a cut, etc.  Final judges scores were 78-75, 78-75, and 79-75. Csabi was defending her WIBF-GBU Bantamweight Title.

September  10, 2005 - Fönix Sport Center, in Debrecen, Hungary WBAN Record Member's Photo gallery #287
In the co-main-event on the card, the "Hungarian Boxprincess" Dr. Bettina Csabi, 116.5, won a 10-round unanimous decision and retained her WIBF-GBU Bantamweight title when she defeated Kenyan Zarrika Fatuma, 118. Csabi out pointed Fatuma throughout the bout.  This fight was not remarkable or  spectacular, because Fatuma committed fouls throughout the match! Final scoring was: Imre Nagy (HUN) 98:93, Venciclav Nikolov (BUL) 98:92, Ernst Salzgeber (AUT) 99:94. In a second match,  the WIBF-GBU flyweight world champion Viktoria Milo, 111.4, won a unanimous decision against the former Hungarian amateur champion contender Beatrix Farago, 111.4,  through four rounds. The bout was not exciting, due to Farago trying to compensate her less professional experience with stepping backwards throughout the bout. This may have been too much for Farago to take on Milo this soon in her boxing career.  Milo's is now (14-4; 3KO's), and Farago took her first loss as a professional and is now (3-1; 2KO's). Report by JollyDee

May 7, 2005 - Nuclear-powerstation Sporthall, Hungary
In co-main-event the "Hungarian Boxprincess" Dr. Bettina Csabi, 117 3/4,  24-0-0 (10KO), successfully defended her GBU Bantamweight world Title with unanimous decision, over Oksana Vasilyeva, 118, 5-3-0 (1KO). Final scoring 98-95, 99-92, and 98-92.

March 19, 2005 - Hotel Pelion Banqueting Hall, in Tapolca, Hungary
In the co-main event, on the "Champions Night" card, at the , the WIBF-GBU flyweight titleholder Viktoria Milo, 110 1/4 lbs.,successfully defended her title against Italian Stefania Bianchini, 110 3/4.  The bout was qualitative, close and balanced as well. Milo's dominated the fight in the early rounds with her jabs. But the Italian boxer was better with combinations. Milo's close in uppercuts were dangerous but not too clear. At the beginning of the match Milo was the dominant however in the middle of the fight Bianchini succeeded in taking charge.  In the end, both boxers were able to take on the match again because of her stamina. When the fight ended, Bianchini believed to be the winner. On the cards Milo was the split decision victorious. Final judges scoring (Miklos Döry (HUN) 96:94 for Milo, Matteo Fratini (ITA) 96:94 for Bianchini, and Vilhelm Vogel (AUT) 97:94 for Milo. I scored the fight at  96:95. NOT a hometown decision. Milo's new record was 13-4-0; 3KO's and Bianchini fell to 13-2-0; 2KO's.  In another match, The two-times GBU world champion Dr. Bettina Csabi, 110 1/4 lb., has maintained her unbeaten record winning a unanimous decision against the Ukrainian former WBC CIS and Slavic Countries Super Flyweight contender Oksana Romanova in a six-round bout. Csabi's new record was then (23-0-0; 10KO).  Report by JollyDee of Hungary

November 6, 2004 at City Sports Hall in Szentes, Hungary
On a Felix Promotion card, Dr. Bettina Csabi (5'6", 116˝ lbs) of Jánoshalma, Hungary won a ten-round unanimous (99-91,99-91,99-91) decision over Cathy Brown (5'2", 116ľ lbs) of Peckham, England for the GBU Bantamweight title. Csábi is now  22-0 (10 KO's) while Brown falls to 10-6 (4 KOs). Source:  Dee Williams

September 25, 2004 - Sporthall of Nagykálló Hungary
WBAN Record Member's photo Gallery #206 - Part I; and Gallery #209 - Part II
Dr. Bettina Csabi fought local hero Viktoria Milo for vacant WIBF-GBU super flyweight title. The bout was qualitative and balanced as well. Bettina's jabs were dominating the match, but the Milo was better in the near and her body shots were very dangerous. At the beginning of the match Csabi was the
dominant however in the middle of the fight Milo succeeded in taking charge. When the fight ended, both boxers believed to be the winner. On the cards Csabi was the victorious (97:94, 97:93 and 95:95) majority decision, however in my opinion at ringside 96:94 of Csabi was the most objective. With her victory Csabi has proved that she is in the elite, and Regina
Halmich's official challenger. Report and Photos by JollyDee

September 10, 2004 - City Sport Hall, Tököl, Hungary
WBAN Record Member's photo Gallery #203 - weigh-in 
After the long inactivity period Piroska Beki (6-2-0; 2KO's) winning by scheduled four round split decision over Agnes Varga (0-2-0) in a featherweight division. Beki dominated her opponent every rounds, but knocked down in the 2nd round with a lucky-punch.  The second women's bout featured Bettina Csabi, 115,   (20-0-0; 10KO's) who TKO'd former three-times kick box champion Maria Balogh in the second round, in a scheduled six rounder. Balogh was making her pro debut in boxing.  Csabi will be fighting on September
25th where she is set to fight Viktoria Milo for the WIBF-GBU Super Flyweight title.  In the main event, Krisztina Belinszky, 102 3/4, (9-4-2; 5KO'S) won by a unanimous decision over Juliane Quaassdorff, 102 3/4, in  in a ten round Strawweight division, and captured the vacant WIBF-GBU world title. Belinszky dominated her opponent every round, and
knocked down  Quaassdorff in second round with a double left and right hook combination. Belinszky win superciliously and Quaassdorff suffered a first knockdown and defeat of her professional career.

June 12, 2004 - Budapest, Hungary
Felix-Promotion had a professional boxing gala in Westend City Center in Budapest, Hungary with one women bout. The WIBF-GBU bantamweight world champion Dr. Bettina Csabi 116 lbs. (19-0-0, 9KO) TKO'd her opponent pro debuter Viktoria Vörös 120,25lbs (Hungary) in the sixth round, of a scheduled six round bantamweight division.  Vörös was a late substitute, when Csabi's original opponent, Eva Liskova backed out of the fight.   Vörös is a former amateur kick-box World Cup silver medalist.

April 17, 2004, Fönix Sport Center, Debrecen, Hungary - Bantamweight Bettina Csábi, 114 3/4, won a 10-round unanimous decision over Galina Koleva Ivanova, 116Ľ, winning the Vacant WIBF-GBU Bantamweight Title.  Also, Flyweight Viktoria Milo, 111 lbs., won a 10-round unanimous decision over Svetla Taskova,105Ľ, winning the WIBF-GBU Flyweight Title. Final Judges scores were 96-94, 96-94 and 98-94.

February 21, 2004 - City Sports Hall, in Tapolca, Hungary -Photo Gallery #148
On the card "Double or Nothing" Event, and promoted by Felix RACZ by Felix Promotion, Bantamweight Bettina Csábi, 113 1/4, of Hungary, TKO2 Agnes Varga.  In the first round, Csábi landed a series of combinations that hurt Varga. Just when Varga looks like she is gaining control over the fight, Csábi comes back with the power.  In round two, in the first minute of that round, Csábi hit landed a solid punch to Varga's head.  Varga shaken, the referee stopped the fight.  Csábi officially announced after this fight to go down to the Super Flyweight division.

April 12, 2003 -  Aktiv Sporthalle, Güssing, Burgenland, Austria, promoted by Peter M. Pospichal by Box-Team Vienna
Bantamweight Bettina Csabi, 118, Hungary, KO’d Ramona Telefan, 119 1/4,  in the 48 seconds in the first round in a scheduled Bantamweight six-round bout; Also,  Esther Schouten, 123 3/4,  defeated Simone Suciu, 124,  in an six rounder by a unanimous decision in super-bantamweight division.

One on One Interview with Bettina Csábi!
(Dec 3, 2002) Jolly Dee goes one on one with this top woman boxer from Hungary.  Jolly Dee introduces this boxer to boxing fans all over the world! One on One Interview

November 9, 2002 - Vösendorf, Austria
Promoted by Peter M. Pospichal, at the Trend Event Hotel Pyramid, in Vösendorf, Austria, Bettina Csabi, 52,4 kg, won a 10-round unanimous decision over Monika Petrova, 52,3 kg, in a 10-round Austrian International Bantamweight Title; Diana Szilagyi, 51,1 kg, won a 10-round unanimous decision over Galina Ivanova, 51.0 kg, for the 10-round Austrian International Super-Flyweight Title; and Esther Schouten, 55,2 kg, won a 10 round unanimous decision over United States boxer, Leona "Downtown" Brown, 54,9 kg, in a 10-round WIBF Super- Bantamweight Title.   JollyDee 

September 21, 2002 -Wien Lugner City-  Austria 
Bantamweights Bettina Csábi, Hungary TKO4 Simone Suciu, Romania.

August 31, 2002 -Lienz, Austria
Bettina Csabi TKO2 in an overmatched bout with Zina Minai from Roumania. According to the brief report, the Roumanian didn't have any chance against the experienced and hard punching Csabi, and went down twice in the second round. *Note one report states that Lonella Galina was the opponent.

March 9, 2002 - Budapest, Hungary
Hungarian Bettina Csabi won a four-round decision over Bulgarias' Monika Petrova in a bantamweight division. Csabi dominated the four rounds with fast combinations and repeatedly landing a hook over her opponent's head. Toward the end of the four rounds of boxing Petrova was bleeding heavily from the nose.Csabi's record improved to 5-0-0 (1KO). Petrova fell to 1-3-0.

December 14, 2001 - Philadelphia, PA
BUDAPEST (DEC 15) Last night, as predicted by WBAN's Spain Correspondent, Fernando Rojo, Silvia Leon (63,90kg) was apparently no match for WIBF World Jr. Welterweight World champion Agnieszka Rylik  (64,00kg).  According to boxing record sources, Leon has a reported 1-0 record and has not fought in over a year.  The fight between Rylik and Leon was scheduled for six rounds in the lightweight division, but it lasted only four.  According to the Polish Boxing Promotion, they reported the following:  In the first round,  Rylik went right into an attack, backing up Leon into the ropes, scoring with combinations, that lead Leon  to circle around around with her hands in a guarded position to ward off the barrage of punches from Rylik.  In the second round, Rylik was basically picking Leon apart with getting nailed with clean shots that tested her chin, and that Leon was showing little boxing skill.   In the third round,  Rylik was "winging in hooks" while her Leon was "having to hang on for dear life."  Leon was grabbing Rylik several times,  just to avoid being knocked out.  According to this source Leon appeared to have a broken nose, which lead her corner to stop the fight after the third round.  In the second's women's bout, a scheduled four-rounder super-bantamweight bout,  Bettina Csabi of Hungary defeated Cristina Gutierrez of Spain by a decision.

October 13, 2001 Budapest, Hungary
Népligeti Sportcsarnok
Agnieszka Rylik of Poland TKO5 Tanja Rotkvik of Germany. Rylik improved her record at moved to 8-0 (7 KOs). Also,  bantamweight Bettina Csabi of Hungary won a four-round decision over Daniela Graff of Germany.