June 21, 2007, Dublin, Ireland. A history accompanied the first professional women’s bout held in Ireland but that’s where the glitz ended. Having cut her teeth at such salubrious venues as a Club Med in Florida and a National Guard Armoury in Dorchester Massachusetts...

Michael Kozlowski’s student’s, Jill Emery and Yuri Foreman, are featured in the book “80 Years of Golden Gloves”. Bill Farrell’s book, “80 Years of Golden Gloves” (the oldest amateur boxing tournament in the world), came out prior to the Golden Gloves competitions of January 2007.

February 24th kicks off the Golden Gloves at New York City’s Copacabana. In honor of that, we’re featuring Michael Kozlowski, a trainer known for turning out sensational international champions – many of whom go on to become highly rated professionals

January 13th, 2007, Halle, Germany. Karolina Lukasik, 154, won by a split decision, over Jill Emery, 152. Scores: 99-92, 97-93 and 94-96. The referee Daniel van de Wiele also acted as judge, and he had Emery as the winner.

October 11th, Westchester County Civic Center, White Plains, NY. Bantamweight Khabir Suleymanov (2-0) outworked Omar Carroll (0-1-1) to win by scores of 40-36 on all cards

September 15th, 2006, New York, USA. Junior featherweight Khabir Suleymanov (1-0) beat Liquori Crawford (0-2)

On AUG 31, 2006 on the All-Women’s card in Lake Tahoe Jill Emery won  by a six-round unanimous decision over Daria Hill. Final judges scores, 59-55, 59-55, and 58-56;

In the city of Shymkent, there was an international tournament by the name of "Outstanding Boxer of the 80's" Serik Konakbaev, named after a current member of the Republic of Kazakhstan Parlament

In the 79th annual New York Golden Gloves, the oldest amateur tournament in the world, 5 of my students won gold medals in Madison Square Garden. Twin brothers, Khabir and Sabir Suleymanov, made history as they both took the gold in the men’s novice 119 lb division