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June 18, 2005 -  Shaw Convention Centre, in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada, in Canada’s first-ever all-women’s card, there were five women’s bouts on the card.
The main featured the highly anticipated rematch of Jelena Mrdjenovich,135, now (12-1), who won by an eight round unanimous decision and the WIBA Eliminator, over Layla McCarter, 129, now (18-12-4). McCarter broke her radial bone in the forearm in the fourth round, but continued all the last rounds. McCarter fought with one arm through those later rounds.  Team McCarter told WBAN, "We came back from the hospital and Layla broked her forearm in two pieces, she will need surgery as soon we get back to Las Vegas, she will probably be out for three months." Final judges scores were 78-75, 79-74, and 79-73;  In the co-feature, Lisa "Bad News" Brown, now (11-1-2), 124, defeated Kelli Cofer, 124, (10-3-4), in a featherweight six-rounder. Final judges scores was 59-51, 60-53, and 59-54;  In a super middleweight bout, Asa Sandell, 164, of Sweden, (3-0-1) returned to North America to take on Donna Logue, 164, (0-1-1) in a four-round bout. Sandell TKO’d Logue in the second round;  In a six-rounder, Olga Heron, 126, delivered Edmonton’s undefeated Amy Johnson, 132, (4-1-1) her first loss by defeating Johnson with a unanimous decision. Johnson came in three pounds overweight for the bout. Final judges scores, 56-58, 56-58, and 57-58, and In a fifth fight on the card, featuring two pro debuter, Amanda Carriere, 129 won a four-round unanimous decision over Tasha Weisner, 135. Final judge’s scores were 40-36, 40-36, and 39-37. Interview of Heron - pre fight

August 24, 2004-  Mid Hudson Civic Center, in Poughkeepsie, New York
Super featherweight Leona "Downtown" Brown, of New York, won a six-round unanimous decision over Canadian Olga Heron. The fight was on the ESPN2 "Tuesday Night Fights"  but was not televised and was the last fight on the card of the evening.  Final judges scores were 58-56, 5856, and 59-55.

April 17, 2004, Hershey Centre Mississauga, Ontario
WBAN Members Photo Gallery #164)
Sandy Tsagouris, 123 lbs., of Brampton, Ontario, won her pro debut over Olga Heron, 126, of Mississauga, in a four-round unanimous decision.  Final judges scores were 40-37, 40-36, and 40-36.

December 5, 2003 -"Xmas Punch Card" at the Shaw Conference Centre, in Edmonton, Canada
Jolene Mrdjenovich, 21, of Edmonton, won a majority decision over Olga Heron.

April 26, 2003 -  Mississauga, Canada
Women boxers Mississauga native Olga Heron (3-0-0 (1KO) fought Lisa "Bad News" Brown in a four rounder on the undercard. This was a surprisingly competitive battle. Olga seemed very confused and even hurt a couple of times in the first round. Then she found her rhythm and started countering Lisa's attach. Lisa was without a doubt the aggressor and won a unanimous decision by  40-36 on all score cards.  PHOTOS AND STORY

October 18, 3003 - Hershey Centre, Mississauga, Ontario PHOTOS
Olga Heron, 120,  won a four-round unanimous decision over Claudette Alexander, 122. According to WBAN's Correspondent Durell Wambolt, Olga applied a tremendous amount of pressure from the start and all Claudette could do was run and hold to survive. On all judges score cards, it was 4-36 for Olga.

June 21, 2002 - Hershey Center in Mississauga, Ontario, Canada PHOTOS
Olga Heron, 126, Mississauga, won a controversial four-round split decision over Heather Stevens, 125, Norfolk, Virginia. Heron is now 2-0-0 (1KO) and Stevens is 0-2-0 (0K). Judges scoring was 39-37, 39-37, 37-39.  Heather's Team told WBAN, "We were robbed and the whole Canadian crowd boo'ed at the decision and all the male fighters and trainers that saw the fight told us we were robbed..... Even Lisa Brown said we were robbed...."  Photojournalist Wambolt said, "This was a very evenly contested match and definitely one I would like to see again. Those who I spoke to around ringside after the fight, seemed evenly split as to who they thought won. I spoke with Stevens afterward and due to the car wreck she was involved in that sidelined this match up in April, she was only able to train for this bout for 3 weeks.  I for one would like to see a rematch." The Canadian Pro Boxing Scene website that had coverage of this fight, also confirmed that they even felt that Stevens had won the bout, and they also confirmed that the crowd. They said the following: "However, the Virginia fighter came out on the short end of a split decision that, when announced, caused cat calls from the local fans, who were convinced the Southern belle had won, to jeer loudly. Judges' scorecards: 37-39 39-37 39-37. We scored it for Stevens."

April 26, 2002 - Hershey Center 
Toronto, Canada - EXHIBITION PHOTOS
Olga Heron had an three-round exhibition match with Lisa Brown. Heron and Brown wore headgear. No decision.  Immediately after the match, Olga took the microphone and thanked everybody, including Lisa Brown and told her it was an honor to be in the same ring with such an experienced boxer.  Lisa used the ring very well and controlled the pace of the fight.  Olga did catch Lisa with several good right hand counters during the exhibition. 

February 1, 2002 - Hersey Centre  
Newcomer Olga Heron, 126,  won her pro debut by a second round stoppage (1:42 seconds) of Anna Francis, 129.5,  Durell Wambolt was ringside and did some pre-fight coverage of this new boxer. Lisa "Bad News" Brown was present at this fight...  To check out Durell Wambolt's photo gallery on this event, go here!