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November 17, 2005 in St. Charles, Missouri
Liz Drew won by KO1 over Leshawnda Knox.

October 27, 2005  - Capitol Plaza Hotel Jefferson City, Missouri, and promoted by Schuster Promotions LLC
Liz Drew, 140,  won by 1:03 seconds, TKO1 over Jasmine Davis, 145,  and Kristin Rambo, 157,  and Susan Winner, 156, pro debut, fought to a majority four-round draw.  The judges scores were 37-38, 38-38, and 38-38.

June 12, 2005 -Ohkay Casino, San Juan Pueblo, New Mexico, Promoter: Fire Inside Productions
Jackie Chavez, 114,5, of Albuerquque, New Mexico, won a 10-round split decision over Audrey Vela, 114,  of Austin, Texas. Chavez successfully defended her IFBA Super Bantamweight title. There were no knockdowns in the bout. Final judges scores were 97-93 (Vela), 98-93, 98-94 twice for Chavez.  In the second title bout, Mia "The Knockout" St. John, 134.4, became the new IFBA Lightweight World Champion when she won a 10-round unanimous decision over Liz Drew, 133.8. Final Judges Scores were 98-92, 98-92, and 98-91.  Before the fight Drew said  that she was ready, fit and determined for St. John, but on this night, St. John came out the winner.  St. John trained in Idaho for the past two weeks getting ready for the altitude and the demands the thin air of New Mexico puts on a fighter over 10 rounds. "I've been running and sparring four-minute rounds nonstop at high altitude," says St. John. "This is my shot at a world title and I plan to take advantage of it" she continued. "I have a series of interviews set for arrival and I look forward to helping promote this card and meeting Liz Drew in the ring" Mia added.  On the undercard, super Flyweight Monica Lovato stopped Nancy Bonilla by KO in the first round in a scheduled four round bout on the undercard.  Source: IFBA and Ringside Observer

April 21, 2005, at the Capitol Plaza Hotel, in Jefferson City, Missouri
Liz Drew, 140, of Troy, Missouri, won an eight-round unanimous decision over Lois Theobald, 141, Crystal Lake, Illinois.  The two were fighting a rematch whereas Drew won the first time around also. 

January 20, 2005 - Capitol Plaza Hotel, Jefferson City, Missouri
In a women's match on the undercard, Liz Drew, 142, now 8-7-0 (2KO), of Troy, Missouri, won a six--round majority decision over Lois Teobold, 137, now 1-1-0 (1KO). Promoted by Bruce Schuester. Final judges scores 58-56, 57-57, and 59-55.

April 30, 2004 - Hammond Civic Center, Hammond, Indiana
On an ESPN2 “Friday Night Fights” card,  the televised women’s six-round bout featured Junior Lightweights Kristy Rose Follmar, 23, 5’8”, 129, from Muncie, Indiana, who stepped up the competition when she took on the relentless Liz Drew, 32, 5’7”, 131.5.  Drew kept the pressure on Follmar throughout most of the six rounds.  Both boxers were impressive, offering up their own game plan when facing each other in the ring.  Drew wanting to keep it close, fighting inside, and Follmar wanting to fight from the outside. Follmar won a controversial split decision, with two judges scoring in favor for her 58-56, and one judge for Drew 58-56.  ESPN2 Commentator, Teddy Atlas scored the fight 57-57 (draw).  Follmar improved her record to 12-1-0 (8KO), and Drew is 7-7-0 (2KO). WBC/IBF/IBO heavyweight champion Hasim "the Rock" Rahman said shortly after the fight in regards to the Follmar-Drew toe-to-toe battle, “I  think that ESPN should get this tape out to all the heavyweights in the division, if all the heavyweights fought like that, boxing would be in great shape." ESPN2 definitely scored a knockout when they aired this action-packed women’s match!

April 10, 2004 - Next Level Sports and Fitness Center, in Kansas City, Missouri
Franchesca Alcanter, won a four-round unanimous decision over Liz Drew. All judges scorecards were 39-37. Alcanter is now 11-5-1 (5KO), and Drew is 7-6-0 (2KO). WBAN hopes to get the video footage of this fight.

April 1, 2004-Jefferson City, Missouri, and promoted by Schuster Promotions
Lightweights Liz Drew, 135,  won a six-round unanimous decision over Leslie McNamara, 134.

November 12, 2003 -Ameristar Casino in Kansas City, Missouri
Junior featherweight Mary Elizabeth Ortega, 121,  Kansas City,  won a six-round unanimous decision over Liz Drew, 130, in a rematch for the two.

October 30, 2003-Jefferson City, Missouri
Junior lightweight Liz Drew, 131,  of Troy, Missouri TKO1 Amy Thompson, 123, Marion, Indiana, who was making her pro debut. Drew improved her record to 6-4-0 (2KO).  Thompson is 0-1-0 (0KO). 

September 12, 2003 - Beaumont Club,
Kansas City, Missouri
Leora Jackson, 134, won a four-round split decision over Nikki Lawson, 137.  Also, Mary Elizabeth Ortega, 122 won a six-round unanimous decision over Liz Drew, 124.

August 1, 2003 - ESPN2 "Friday Night at the Fights" card, at the Hampton Beach Casino Ballroom, in New Hampshire
Missy “The Deadly Deputy” Fiorentino, 127,  TKO'd Liz Drew, 128.5,  in the fifth round of a scheduled six-rounder.in a six-rounder.

March 24, 2003 – Capital Plaza, Jefferson City, Missouri, promoter Ezroy Rocket Productions
Liz Drew, 133, won a four-round unanimous decision over Katie O’Banion, 132,  in a Super-featherweight bout.  Also, with the heavyweights, Monica Nieto, 226,  TKO1 Randy Giboney, 254.

February 21, 2003 - Roxy Theater, Atlanta, Georgia (Report by Marc DeLamater)
Not since Cat Davis' ill-starred foray her e in 1978 has a female boxing match served as the main event in a fight card in Atlanta, GA. Yet, on this wet Friday night in Buckhead at the Coca-Cola Roxy Theater, local lightweight prospect Trisha "TNT"  Hill, 132,  squared off against Liz Drew, 130,  of Jefferson City, MO, in a six-rounder that arguably was the best-fought match of an excellent eight-bout fight card put on by David Oblas and Austin Wingo of Undisputed Production, LCC.   The match was a first six-rounder for both fighters, with Hill dominating the offense with an effective right that raised a bruise over Drew's left eye. Yet Drew doggedly hung on throughout the fight, even when taking a standing eight count in final round, although an answer to Hill's right hand lies in an agreed-to rematch. Hill won by a unanimous decision with final scores of 60-53, 60-54, and 60-54. Stay tuned because the two rock! Tonight's card is the first of an ongoing series of bimonthly fight card to be held on the third Friday by Undisputed Productions. Attendance was an impressive 1100. Intermission entertainment was provided by the incomparable Georgia Force cheerleader squad led by strawweight contender Nina "Tha Bomb" Ahlin. Also in attendance was pro prospect Natalie Brown, WBAN's fighter of the month for February 2003.

November 14, 2002 - St. Charles, Missouri, Promoted by Midwest Boxing
Liz Drew, 132, won a four-round unanimous decision over Gina Greenwald, 130, in a scheduled junior lightweight bout.

March 16, 2002 - Columbia, Missouri 
Liz Drew of Troy, Missouri won a four-round unanimous decision over Gina Greenwald of St.Louis, Missouri. The four-rounder was in the lightweight division.