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November 12, 2005 in Seoul Health University Gymnasium, Sungnam-City, Kyunggi-Do, Korea
Juhee Kim, 108,  won the IFBA light flyweight title against Marianne Chubirka, 108,  by a 10-round unanimous decision and for the IFBA Junior Flyweight title. Final judges scores were 99-93, 97-94, and 98-93.  Cho Rong Son, 103.5,  won a 10-round unanimous decision over Melissa Shaffer, 102.5. Son won the vacant IFBA Minimumweight title.  The judges scores were 99-90, 99-90, and 97-92,  and Shin Hee Choi, 112, won the IFBA flyweight title over Jet Izumi, 112,  by 50 seconds in the fifth round by TKO. Choi won the IFBA Flyweight title.

December 18, 2004 - Shingu College Stadium, Seongnam, Gyeonggi Province, Korea
Juhee Kim, 18,  of Korea, has won the IFBA World Jr. Flyweight title over a game Melissa Shaffer, 26, United States,  in 10 rounds.  Kim won by unanimous decision. Judges scores were 100-90, 99-91, and 100-89. According to local news sources, Kim had to postpone the world junior championship because she could not find a sponsor, and other reasons. Kim has became the second South Korean female world champion boxer, and first teenage world champion. Kim's record is reported to be 7-1-1 (3KO), with her only loss coming by way of Lee in the year 2992, in a flyweight Korean championship. Shaffer suffered her first loss as a pro, and is now 8-1-0 (5KO). In the fight, Kim was about four-inches taller than Shaffer, and used her height to her advantage, using her jab throughout the fight.  Shaffer received a nose bleed in the third round. 

December 27, 2003 -Civic Arena, in St. Joseph, Missouri
Melissa Shaffer, 100 lbs., from Van Buren, Arkansas, stopped pro debuter Rena Hill, 95 lbs., in the 1:25 seconds in the 2nd round by TKO.  The bout was on the undercard and was scheduled for four rounds. Shaffer is now 8-0-0.  Also, Angel Shipps, 110 lbs.,  St. Joseph, Missouri,  won a four-round unanimous decision over Stephanie Ortega, 108 lbs.,  of Kansas City. Shipps improved her record to 1-1-0 (0 KO). Ortega remains winless at 0-2-0 (0KO).  (This may be the last women's match of the year 2003!)

June 14, 2003 - World Class Fitness Center in Fort Smith, Arkansas
Sarah Goodson won a four-round decision over Nikki Verbeck of Paris, Arkansas, in a scheduled four-round strawweight bout.  Goodson is now 6-13-1. Verbeck remains winless at  0-5-0 (0KO). Melissa Shaffer, Van Buren, Arkansas won a four-round unanimous decision over Gina Abel. Shaffer remains undefeated with at 7-0-0 (4 KO). Abel fell to  0-4-0 (0 KO).  Apparently this area is a harvest for building boxing records with little competition. All were strawweights, and yet the boxers who were winless did not fight each other....hmmm

March 22, 2003, Wild Wings Club, Ft. Smith, Arkansas
Holly Dunaway TKO1 Jayde Chafardon; Melissa Shaffer TKO1 Nikki Verbeck; Candace Lett, TKO3 Kendra Davis; Cassandra Gieger, TKO1 Mari Dunbar; Joy Irvin, TKO1 Sebrina Rorie.

February 22, 2003 - Memorial Hall, in Waldron, Arkansas
Strawweight Melissa “TNT” Shaffer, 95, scored an impressive first round KO over Jayde Chafardon, 98 lbs. These “tiny” fighters showed the crowd that being small doesn’t mean that they are not tough. Shaffer and Chafardon immediately engaged in an exciting slugfest, until a combination of hooks to the body by Shaffer caused Chafardon to crumble to the canvas. Another exciting women’s bout, on the card featured Joy "Seek & Destroy" Irvin who fought a tough fight against Candace Lett. This fight was considered one of the best fights of the night, as both wanted the win and came to fight this night. Irvin and Lett fought toe-to-toe throughout the fight, until the third round when Irvin scored a big right hand that sent Lett to the canvas. The crowd was on their feet for most of their fight. The referee called a halt to the bout before the end of the third round. All these ladies showed that people do love women's boxing and that there is a demand for more female boxing.

February 4, 2003 - New Daisy Theatre in Memphis, Tennessee
Strawweight Melissa "TNT" Shaffer won a second round TKO over Holly Dunaway. WBAN's Insider reporter said that the fight started off at a fast pace with Dunaway throwing straight jabs and big right hands from the opening bell but slowed as Shaffer wore her down with some accurate body shots and left hooks to the head. The second round was just as exciting until a big left hook to the body had Dunaway stunned and receiving a standing eight count and ended with Shaffer landing a huge left hook to the body that prompted the referee to halt the bout at the closing bell of round two.

January 7, 2002- New Daisy Theatre,
Memphis, Tennessee
Melissa "TNT" Shaffer TKO2 Almeda Titus in a four-round strawweight bout. According to news sources, Titus came on strong in the first round but received two  standing eight counts in the second round before the referee called the fight at 1:51 of the second round.   

November 23, 2002 - Wild Wings Club, Ft. Smith, Arkansas
Melissa "TNT" Shaffer won a four-round unanimous decision over Nikki Verbeck. Also, Kendra Davis TKO1 Joy Irvin.

May 7, 2002, in Little Rock, Arkansas
Patricia Demick, 138, won a controversial six-round split decision over Brenda Bell-Drexel, 142. On the other women's bout, Melissa "TNT" Shaffer, had an exhibition with Sara Goodson.  Goodson was considered the winner  in the exhibition.