Brittany Inkrote
Weight Class: Welterweight/141 lb/64 kg
Height: 5-9
Coach's name: Edward Inkrote
Club name: Fast Eddie's Back Alley Gym
School: Graduated from York College
Began boxing: 2004
Occupation: Student
National Senior Titles: Ohio State Fair Boxing Champion, 2006-07 National PAL Championships, 2006 Ringside World Championships, 2006 U-19 Championships
Career highlight: Winning National PAL 2006 and 2007 and winning 2006 US U-19 Championships
Who has been your biggest influence and why: My dad, Fast Eddie, because he is always supporting and backing me up.
How did you get involved in boxing: I became involved by conditioning for high school sports. I got tired of high school sports politcs and fell in love with boxing.
What is your greatest strength in the ring: My power and my rock back straight being southpaw
Did you ever play any other sports: Basketball and track
What do you love most about boxing: You can get what you put into the sport out of it.
What are your goals in and out of the ring: Outside the ring is to because a Pennsylvania State Trooper after college. Inside the ring is to become a world champion and to continue putting better bouts together.
What is your favorite movie: Cinderella Man
What is your favorite TV show: Lockdown on MSNBC
What is your favorite song: It's a Fight by Three 6 Mafia
What are your hobbies outside of boxing: Anything related to police work and keeping up with school work.
2008
U. S. Future Stars National Championships: dec. Jennifer Fenn-Wolfe, Austin, Texas, 26-25 in quarterfinals; dec. Jackie Peterson, Vancouver, Wash., 17-11 in semifinals; lost on points to Vanessa Jackson, Columbus, Ohio, 21-8 for 2nd
2007
U.S. Championships: stopped Jennifer Defoy, Harrison, Mich., RSCO-2 (1:17); stopped Tiffany Buchholz, Monros, Wisc., RSCO-3 (:27), in semifinals; stopped by Lisa Kuronya, Portland, Maine, RSCO-3 (:08), in finals
