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July 21, 2005 - The Palladium, Denver, Colorado
Janae (Romero) Archuleta, 145,  won a six-round unanimous decision over Martha Deitchman, 146. Final judges scores were 59-52, 58-53, and 59-52.  

June 18, 2005 - Win-River Casino, in Redding, California
On a seven-fight card, there was  three women’s matches! In the co-main event, Valanna McGee, of Sacramento, stopped Jayla Ortiz, in the fourth round, and became the new world GBU Junior Lightweight title. Ortiz retired in the fourth round. Also on the undercard, Lisa Holewyne, of Texas, won a six-round majority decision over Janae Archuleta.  Final Judges scores were 57-57, 59-55, 58-56. Lastly,  Tricia Turton, of Seattle, Washington, won a four-round unanimous decision over Tanya Gallegos, of Denver, Colorado.  Final judges scores were all 40-36.  Special guests of the event included Roberto "Hands of Stone" Duran and Ray "Boom Boom" Mancini. The event was promoted by Win-River Casino and Patrick Ortiz.

April 8, 2005 - Friday Night Fights at Aragon, Chicago, Illinois
Chicago’s Rita Figueroa, 136,  won by a four-round majority decision over Janae Archuleta, 140.  Final judges scores were 38-38,  39-37 twice for Figueroa.

December 18, 2004 - Staples Center, Los Angeles, California
On an HBO card,  Mia "The Knockout" St. John TKO'd Janae Romero-Archuleta 1:46 seconds of the first round, in a scheduled six rounder.  This was a rematch for the two. Pre-Fight Report by David Avila.

October 23, 2004 - Maywood, California (report by David Avila of Maxboxing.com)
They fought just a week ago but a lot can change in seven days.  Mia St. John and Janae Archuleta met for the second time in a week with the same result, but the tempo increased before more than 1,200 at the Maywood Activity Center. "She was different this time," said Archuleta.. "She was a lot more aggressive."  St. John attacked cautiously at first as she stuck the jab repeatedly before Archuleta could get off a punch. It was the basic theme for all four rounds with St. John beating Archuleta to the punch. But in the second round, left hooks and right hands powered through Archuleta's guard.  "She was real strong in this fight," Archuleta (4-9-1) said of St. John. "I felt I hit her with some good right hands, but she was a lot more aggressive in this fight."  Perhaps because she was fighting locally for the first time in almost four years, St. John seemed to bite down harder on her mouthpiece and put together some powerful combinations. Several times it looked as if Archuleta was about to fold. But she didn't.  "She's a really tough girl that's why I like to fight her," said St. John who has fought Archuleta several times. "She won't quit. I hit her hard a couple of times and she just stood there. It got me mad."  St. John was angry because she felt a knockout was within reach but Archuleta fought back with some solid right hands. But each time they exchanged, St. John's punches reached first.  In the third round, St. John could not miss with a left hand whether it was a jab or a short left hook. In the fourth it was right hands that repeatedly found the mark.  "She always comes to fight. She won't lay down for anybody," said St. John who fights again on Nov. 6 in Louisiana then on Dec. 3 in Tucson, Arizona. "I was cautious at first because I don't want to get cut before my title belt."  Scheduled to face Puerto Rico's Belinda Laracuente for the WIBA lightweight world title, the brunette bombshell was almost too eager to end the fight early.  "I had more aggression in this fight," St. John (37-4-2) said, adding that each fight brings her closer to winning a world title.  Robert Garcia, St. John's trainer and a former junior lightweight world champion, said his student has improved remarkably in the last two years.  "If you saw her against Christy Martin you could see how much she improved. She's a good student and a good listener," said Garcia. "She gets better and better."
St. John said she plans to beat Laracuente, who gave Martin a tough scrap five years ago in losing by decision.  "I'm going to beat her," said St. John. "Then after I win the title I'm going to fight Lucia Rijker. People say I just want to win the title and fight nobodies. Lucia is not a nobody."

October 15, 2004 - Casino Del Sol, Tucson, Arizona
Mia St. John, 137, won a four-round unanimous decision over Janae Romero Archuleta, 146.5. The final judges scoring was 40-36.  The casino was sold out with 4,500 in attendance.

September 24, 2004 in Albuquerque, New Mexico
 Victoria Cisneros won by UD4 over Janae Archuleta.

June 11, 2004 -Denver, Colorado
Colorado Angie Poe won by TKO1 over Janae Archuleta (Romero).

April 10, 2004 - Convention Center, Albuquerque, New Mexico
Welterweight Holly Holm, 140, TKO1 Janae Romero-Archuleta in a scheduled six rounder.  Also, Super Bantamweight Jackie Chavez, 124, won a six-round split decision over Mercedes Mercury, 125.

January 18, 2003 - Okalee Native Village, Hollywood, Florida Hot Fight Photo Gallery
Belinda Laracuente won a six-round una. decision over Janae Romero in a 135-lb division. In a super-middleweight four-rounder Kim Harris won a una. decision over Jennifer Mancil.

August 30, 2002 - Colorado
Janae Romero TKO1 Gina Sorice.  Sorice, who was making her pro debut, was dropped twice.

August 17, 2002 - Denver, Colorado
In a four-rounder, Janae Romero (Archuleta) won a split decision over Mercedes Mercury.

April 7, 2002 - Soboba Casino, San Jacinto, California
Mia St. John, 133,  won by a four-round unanimous decision over Janae Romero, 132.  St. John improved her record to 24-1-1, and Romero fell to 2-2-1. One news source said, "Mia St John had little problem with Janae Romero, dominating all four rounds in a unanimous decision win."

December 21, 2001 - Pechanga Entertainment Center, in Temecula, California Photos
Olga Vlasova, 135,  5’8", 25, TKO’d Janae Romero, 135, 5’6", :43 seconds of the 2nd round! The fight was scheduled for four rounds. In the first round, both fighters stayed in center ring and exchanged a flurry of combinations. Vlasova moved smoothly side to side, and was landing the cleaner shots. Neither boxer backed off from each other and continued to throw punches. Toward the end of round one, the crowd began to chant, "Olga, Olga, Olga." In the second round, and into the first minute of that round, Vlasova hit Romero with a clean and hard overhand right that left Romero's left eye with a large lump and black eye. Her husband, who is also part of her team and working her corner through in a towel to have the fight stopped. Romero returned to her corner, and asked him if the round was over, and if the fight had been stopped. Vlasova improved her record to 3-0-0 (2KO) and remains undefeated.

November 10, 2001, Sky Ute Casino, Ignacio, Colorado
Janae Romero, 142, KO1 Leadrice Ortley, 147, in a scheduled four-round welterweight bout. Romero improved her record to 2-0-1 (1KO). The fight was promoted by Ben Fernandez.

June 29, 2001  Pueblo, Colorado
Janae Romero of Denver, fought Christine Rodriguez to a four-round draw. Romero is now 1-0-1.

April 13, 2001- Denver, Colorado 
Janae Romero, 135, won a four-round unanimous decision over Mercedes Mercury, 135 of Montebello, Colorado. Both fighters were making their pro debut, but Romero, had an amateur background of  5-2  Mercury was also making her pro debut. Romero is now 1-0-0, and Mercury is 0-1-0.