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The New York State Athletic Commission will hold testing for Seconds, Managers, and Matchmaker licenses at
10:00 am at 123 William Street, 2nd Floor, New York, NY on the following date:

NYSAC Congratulates Alicia Ashley

The New York State Athletic Commission would like to congratulate Alicia Ashley, a resident of Brooklyn, NY, on setting the Guinness Book World Record for being the oldest female boxer to win a major boxing title. Ashley defeated Christina McMahon via a 10-round unanimous decision in front of her home fans at the Aviator Sports Complex in Brooklyn on October 29, 2015 to win the vacant WBC World Female Super Bantamweight Title.

Ashley, a native of Jamaica, won the title at 48 years, 81 days old. Her record stands at 23-10, 4 KO's. Read more about her
victory here.

The New York State Athletic Commission would like to pass on its sincerest condolences to the family, friends and fans of boxer, Olympic gold medalist and New York-native Howard Davis, Jr., who passed away this past December 30th at his home in Plantation, FL. Davis was born in Glen Cove, New York and was inspired to become a boxer after viewing a documentary on Muhammad Ali. He received the Val Baker Trophy, awarded to the most outstanding Olympic fighter, at the 1976 Games, from a class that also included fellow gold medalists Sugar Ray Leonard and the Spinks brothers, Michael and Leon.

NYSAC Congratulates Keisher McLeod Wells

The New York State Athletic Commission would like to congratulate Keisher “Fire” McLeod Wells on winning the New York State Female Flyweight Championship on May 30, 2015 at the Resorts World Casino in Jamaica, Queens. McLeod Wells, who hails from Brooklyn, NY, scored a unanimous decision over Patricia Alcivar to claim the vacant title. Her professional record stands at eight wins and two losses.

An Open Letter from David Berlin, Executive Director, New York State Athletic Commission

Today marks my one-year anniversary at the New York State Athletic Commission. It has been a productive year for the Commission and a year that has witnessed the growth of professional boxing in New York.

New York is looking to have its busiest year in decades in 2015. Already, there have been 17 boxing cards in New York State, small and large, downstate and upstate. Madison Square Garden, the world’s most famous boxing venue and the one most closely tied to boxing’s rich history, and the Barclays Center, one of the top modern venues for the sport, are each looking to host several important boxing events during the year, events that bring the energy and excitement of big-time boxing to New York.

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