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November 19, 2004 -  at the Community Center in Mandan, North Dakota
Ragan Pudwill (135¾ lbs) TKO'd Leatrice Ortley (138 lbs) at the end of the first round. (Time was given as 3:00 ... do they fight 3 minute rounds in ND?) Pudwill is now 4-12-0 (1 KO's), Ortley 0-2-0 (0 KO's).  Ortley had not fought for three years; Pudwill's fought Mia St. John (twice), Aga Rylik, Jaime Clampitt and Missy Fiorentino but she has never defeated anyone who has a win on her record.   Source: Dee Williams

October 29, 2004 - at the Civic Arena, in St. Joseph, Missouri
Franchesca Alcanter, 131, now 15-5-1 (8KO), defeated Ragan Pudwill, 134, now 3-12-0 (0 KO),  with a six-round unanimous decision.  Also, Holly Shore, 93, won a four-round unanimous decision over Cordelia Wilson, 105.

August 13, 2004 - Buffalo Chip Outdoor Sports Complex and Campground in Sturgis, South Dakota
Card promoted by Dakota Storm Promotions, in association with The Legendary Buffalo Chip Campground, Mia St. John, 137, won a four-round unanimous decision over Regan Pudwill, 137.

May 14, 2004 - Crowne Plaza, Edmonton, AB, Canada
On the "Downtown Wars II" card, in front of a crowd of 700 boxing fans, lightweight 21-year old Jelena Mrdjenovich, 135, of Edmonton, Canada,  KO'd Ragan Pudwill, 134.5, in the first round. 

February 7, 2004 -Grand Casino Coushatta Pavillion, Kinder, Louisiana
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In front of a packed house of about 5,000 boxing fans,  there were three women's matches scheduled on the card, but the Ann Wolfe, 165 3/4,  vs. Erin
Toughill, 165, fight did not happen.  WBAN's Correspondent Patricia Butaud reported that at the last moment, they announced that Ann Wolfe had an injury and would not be fighting. There were not any details as to what this injury was....In the co-main Sunshine Fettkether, 148,  fought Eliza Olson, 147,  for the vacant IBA Junior MIddleweight belt, but no belt was given out after the two fought a toe-to-toe 10-rounder and the result was a majority draw!   Fettkether is now 10-2-1 (4KO), and Olson is 7-2-2 (2KO). Judges scoring was  96-94 for Olson, 95-95, 95-95. AND on the undercard, Mia St. John, 136,  won a four-rounder by a unanimous decision (40-36) over Ragan Pudwill, 138. St. John improved her record to 30-3-2 (13KO), and Pudwill is now 3-9-0.

March 7, 2003 - Columbus Center,  Boston
Jamie Clampitt, 138, captured the vacant Women’s EBA Super Lightweight title Friday night with a fourth round knockout of Ragan Pudwill, 135, at the Christopher Columbus Center, in Boston’s historic North End. Clampitt (9-2 3 KO’s), the former Calgary native, now residing in Rhode Island, carved out a historic niche of her own in garnering her first professional title over Pudwill (3-8-0) just 1:19 into the round. The fight had been scheduled for eight rounds. Clampitt relied on a flurry of hard body shots in the contest. The accumulation of which over whelmed Pudwill, who fought for the WIBF Light Welterweight Title against Agnieszka Rylik, in Budapest, Hungary back in May of 2002. Clampitt’s belt-winning effort was realized when she capped a flurry midway through the fourth round with a hard left to Pudwill’s mid section, dropping the Mandan , ND native to one knee. "I felt that I had a lot more confidence coming into this fight because I’ve never trained harder leading up to a fight," Clampitt said, moments after posing with her new fashion statement, namely the WEBA belt. Clampitt credited her trainers Tiny Ricci, Chuck Sullivan and JJ Jeanotte with a recent switch in tactics, one which puts greater emphasis on working the her opponents gut. "I let myself do a lot of new things in the ring tonight and it paid off. It all worked tonight," said the new champ. Report by Ken Castro

May 24, 2002,  Budapest Hungary PHOTOS
Report by Jolly Dee: Poland's world champion, Agnieszka Rylik faced a relatively
untested American opponent, Ragan Pudwill,  in Rylik's world title defence. Rylik looked fierce in her traditional black boxing attire. In the first round, it was a tentative round for both fighters.  Rylik gauged Pudwill's ability, before looking to step in.  In the second round, Rylik became more aggressive and began to dominant the round.  Rylik began scoring at will, stepping in and out with great accuracy.  Pudwill on the other hand looked blown already, getting hit with alarming frequency. In the third round, Rylik delivered hard and often blows.  Pudwill was dropped in this round, but managed to get up and taking the count and was saved by the end of the round.  In the fourth round, Pudwill was dropped again early in the round, and allowed to continue.  But, the next knockdown spelled the end for the American's game challenge.  Agnieszka Rylik, Poland, KO4 Ragan Pudwill, United States. This was a 10-round scheduled fight – Junior Welterweights – defense WIBF. Rylik improved her record to 12-0-0 (11 KO), and Pudwill fell to 3-7-0.   PHOTOS

April 4, 2002 - Connecticut
At the Foxwoods Resort Casino, in Mashantucket, Missy Fiorentino, 2-0-0 (2KO)  KO2 Ragan Pudwill, 3-6-0. 

November 21, 2001- St. Paul, Minnesota Featherweights Ragan Pudwill of  Mandan, North Dakota won a four-round decision over Shannon Brown of Bull Head, South Dakota. Pudwill improved her record to 3-5-0 (0KO).

June 16, 2001, at Treasure Island Casino in Red Wing, Minn
Cincinnati's Vikky Clardy won a unanimous decision in a four-round lightweight division, over Mandan, N.D.'s Ragan Pudwill. Clardy moved her record to 3-1, and Pudwill has dropped to 1-6.