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December 10, 2005 - Emperor Garden, Budapest, Hungary Weigh-in gallery #311 - Fight Photo Gallery #314 (huge gallery Hungarian Krisztina Belinszky, 101.5,  (17-4-2; 9KO's) defeated  American Terri Moss, 103.25, (6-9; 2KO's) by unanimous decision and captured the WIBC Strawweight vacant Title.  JollyDee told WBAN, that Moss was boxing in a "dirty Style", whereas she was holding and butting, and that the referee penalized her in the sixth round, for "serious" head-butting. Terri's nose was bloodied in the fourth round---but ringside doctor gave permission for the fight to continue. Final judges scoring: Patrizio Oliva (ITA) 100-89; Ernö Kaiser 98-92; Imre Nagy 98-91. In another women's bout on this card, pro debutant Hajnalka Nagy, 114 1/4,  lost by points (47-49) to Gabriella Rozsa, 115.   Open Letters by Terri Moss and her trainer

February 26, 2005 in Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Mirasol Miranda won a four-round unanimous decision over  Terri Moss.

December 16, 2004 - Girabaldi's La Pantera Rosa, in Doraville, Georgia 
Holly Dunaway, 98, now 13-3-0 (8KO), of Ft. Smith, Arkansas won the WIBA Minimumweight World Title over Terri Moss, 102, now 6-6-0 (2KO), of Atlanta, Georgia, with a unanimous decision. Judges scores were 97-95, 98-92, and 96-94.

November 20, 2004 - Greensboro, North Carolina
Terri Moss of Atlanta, Georgia, stopped Loreen Miller in the first round by knockout. The promoter of the event was Cheryl Nance.

April 8, 2004 -Argosy Casino Atrium, Baton Rouge, Louisiana
Terri Moss, 110,  won a four-round unanimous decision over pro debutuer Elizabeth Gandy, 115.

November 6, 2003 - Madrid, Spain
Maria Jesus Rosa won by a 10 round unanimous decision over United States  Terri "Too Tuff" Moss. for the WIBF flyweight belt. According to a local news source, Rosa dominated the bout, and that at times Moss was barely hanging into the match and that in the eighth round Moss came close to "kissing the canvas."  It was reported that Rosa is the first to be crowned a champion of the world in Spain. (This is a report from Spain, and WBAN does not know how accurate it would be coming from the same country as their champion. WBAN will look for more fight reports from other sources and will add them as they become available.

July 18, 2003 - DeKalb Atlanta Center, Atlanta, Georgia
Terri "Too Tuff"  Moss, 105, Atlanta,  won a four-round unanimous decision over  Charimar Caban, 106, Puerto Rico.  Final Scores 40-36. Moss is now 4-4-0 (1KO), and Caban is 1-2-0.

March 27, 2003 - Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
IFBA Strawweight World champion Vaia "Vicious" Zaganas, 105, won a six-round unanimous decision over WIBA #2 Terri "Too Tuff" Moss, 104. There were no knockdowns, and final judges scores was 60-52.

January 18, 2003 - Atlanta, Georgia
Terri Moss, 105 1/4, won a four-round unanimous decision over Stephanie Dobbs, 104 1/2, in a  strawweight bout. These two were like the Energizer Bunnies going after each other for four rounds!  Both boxers were in excellent shape and never let up during the four rounds of fighting.  Dobbs remained the aggressor, and there were no knockdowns during the fight.  The fight was WEBCASTED by sportstream.tv!   Judges scores were 39-37, 40-36, and 40-36.

December 3, 2002 - Memphis, Tennessee
Terry Moss, TKO1 1:28 seconds Angela Kirkes in a scheduled strawweight four-rounder.  As predicted this fight did not last long, with Moss making it an early night for  herself. Moss knocked Kirkes down once, and with an overhand right to Kirkes after the first knockdown, Kirkes  was down the second time and the fight was over.  Moss improves her record to 2-3, and Kirkes remains winless at 0-2-0. 

September 13, 2002 - Atlanta, Georgia
Terry Moss won a split decision over Nina Ahlin. Fight report by By Marc Delamater: After a fairly even opening round, Moss rocked Ahlin with a big overhand right in the second, which she used to peppered Ahlin's face well into the following round. Although Ahlin staged a late third-round rally, she was unable to get on track and close the show on a visibly tiring Moss. The final score cards were 38-39 and 37-39 for Moss, and 40-36 for Ahlin. Ahlin drops to 7-3-1 while Moss notches her first ring victory, going to 1-3-0. The match was part of the Rumble at the Roxy 2 fight card promoted by David Oblas' Undisputed Productions LLC held at this popular Buckhead venue, with an attendance of 500.

August 30, 2002 -Holiday Inn Center
Browns Promotions -Manchester, New Hampshire
Belinda Laracuente, Florida,  won easily with a unanimous decision over Shakura Witherspoon, Pennsylvania,  in an eight rounder. Final scoring was 80-72, 80-72, and 80-73. Laracuente improved her record to 18-5-1 (9KO), and Witherspoon fell with a (9-29-1 (3KO). Also, Patty Martinez won a four-round unanimous decision over Terri Moss.  Moss won the first rounds, and Martinez won rounds 2, 3, 4. 

August 16, 2002 - Sunset Station, San Antonio, Texas
Maribel Zurita won a four-round decision over Terry Moss of Athens, Georgia, in a 108-pound bout.  MySanAntonio.com said the following: "Zurita asserted control in the second round and ended it with a five-punch flurry. She went to her corner waving her right fist in the air. The former Highlands graduate continued to load up on her left hook and straight right as she pressed the attack in the third and fourth rounds. Zurita won on all three judges' cards, 39-37."  Zurita is now 5-2-1 (1KO), and Moss fell to 0-2-0 (0KO).  In a second women's match Austin's Lisa Holewyne, 144, won an eight-round unanimous decision over Britt VanBuskirk, 144. Holewyne improved her record to 15-8-1 (6KO), and VanBuskirk fell to 7-13-2 (2KO).

February 22, 2002 -Boston, Massachusetts 
Wendy Sprowl won Terry Moss, of Miami Florida with a four-round unanimous decision. Moss was making her pro debut. Sprowl improved her record to 6-1-0 (2KO), and Moss fell to 0-1-0.