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June 11, 2005 - Madison Square Garden, New York
Agnieszka Rylik,139, of Poland,  now 17-1-0 (11KO), won a six-round unanimous decision over Tawnyah Freeman, 136,  of Fort Smith Arkansas. Final judges scores were 60-54, 60-54, and 59-55.

December 18, 2004 - Bujtosi Sport & Leisure Center, in Nyíregyháza, Hungary
Agnieszka Rylik of Poland successfully defended her junior welterweight title against Iva Weston in a ten-round title bout.  Rylik won by a unanimous decision. Final judges scores were 100-90 on all cards.

April 10, 2004 - Manchester, UK
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Aga Rylik, now 15-1-0 (11KO) of Poland, won a 10-round unanimous decision over Eliza Olson, now 7-3-2 (2KO), of the United States, and won the WIBF Junior Welterweight title.   JollyDee's Report: The women boxers fought for both the  vacant WIBO Junior Welterweight world title and Rylik's WIBF junior welterweight title. The bout was qualitative and balanced as well. Rylik's jabs were dominating the match but the Olson was better in in close fighting and her uppercuts were very dangerous. At the beginning of the match,  Rylik was dominant,  however in the middle of the fight Olson, succeeded in taking charge. In the end Rylik was able to take on the match again because of her stamina. When the fight ended, both boxers believed to be the winner. On the cards Rylik was the victorious (98-94, 98-94, and 97-94) however in my opinion 97-94 was the most objective.

November 22, 2003 - Kings Hall, Belfast, Northern Ireland
Junior Welterweights Agnieszka Rylik, Poland,  now 14-1-0, won a six-round unanimous decision over Borislava Goranova of Bulgaria.

March 22, 2003 -Mandalay Bay, in Las Vegas, Nevada
Tracy Byrd won a decision in an action-filled 10-round WIBO championship over Aga Rylik, of Poland, the  undefeated WIBF Junior Welterweight champion with a 13-0-0 record coming into the fight.  Rylik and Byrd were battling for the WIBO Super-Lightweight championship belt.  In the second round, Byrd was knocked to the canvass by Rylik.Final scoring was 95-94 Byrd; 96-93 Rylik, and 95-94 Byrd. Byrd is the new champion, with a 13-7 records, and Rylik is now 13-1-0 (11KO).

October 22, 2002 - Sopot, Poland
Agnieszka Rylik, 63,70 kg, won a six-round una. decision over Borislava Goranowa, 62,90 kg.

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.   Logged on records site   PHOTOS

January 22, 2002 - Gdynia, Poland
Aga Rylik, 63,9kg, TKO5 Tracy Wilcox, 61,2kg. in a scheduled six-round fight.

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 27, 2001 -Kolobrzeg
Aga Rylik TKO4 Kada Omerovic failed to come out for the fourth round. The fight was a scheduled WIBF Jr. Welterweight championship bout. Rylik improved her record to 9-0 (8 KO's).  Omerovic's record is unverified at this time. 

October 13, 2001 Budapest, Hungary
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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. 

June 9, 2001, Kolobrzeg, Poland
Agnieszka Rylik (Poland) KO'd  Mary Haik (Peal River, LA -U.S.) in the third round of a scheduled 10-round bout,  for the WIBF Jr. Welterweight Title.  Rylik retained her title.  Rylik improved her record to 7-0 (6 KOS), and  Haik dropped to  7-9 (1 KO).

February 17, 2001- Poland
Agnieszka Rylik won a 10-round decision against Snodene Blakeney in her first WIBF Jr. Welterweight defense. The final scoring was  99-90, 100-90, 100-89. According to news sources, Rylik was more technical than Snodene. There was one knockdown in the fight in which Snodene took an eight count.  Snodene fought with a lot of heart, and endurance and came in very good shape.  It appeared that Snodene had problems with Rylik being a southpaw, and that Snodene's timing was not up to par. Overall it was a very clean fight without any fouls being called.  Both fighters showed respect for each other at the press conference.  It was a very good fight, and it was shown live on Wizja Sport in Poland and some channels on the UPC Platform in Europe.