Friday Night at the Prudential Center in Newark, NJ was indeed a very green night.

Fans were urged to take mass transit to help decrease emissions and preserve our planet. The fans not only created awareness about helping our Earth, they clearly indicated being loyal followers of John Duddy.

The ring card girls went green by announcing the rounds and ditching the paper signs. I realized, I am always green by using my BlackBerry, never pen and paper.

The co-main event was a 10 rounder between junior middleweights. Kassim Ouma, currently, 26-6 (16), and Gabriel Rosado currently 12-3 (7).

In the first two rounds, Ouma's southpaw stance clearly caused a challenge for Rosado and by the third round Ouma had Rosado in a hold, seizing his punches.

By the fifth round Ouma was consistent as he released and landed his right jab, and Rosado appeared hungry to dominate. More...

On April 24 at Prudential Center in Newark, NJ, junior middleweight, Kassim Ouma of Kampala, Uganda, 26-5-1, (16 ), will take on Troy Browning, of Philadelphia, PA, 20-3-1 (8), in what promises to be an exciting 10 round boxing match.

The fight is the co-feature on a Main Event boxing series card that also features a 10 round battle between middleweights John Duddy, of Derry, Ireland, 26-0 (17), and Billy Lyell from Warren, OH, 18-7 (3). More...

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Vic Darchinyan picked up one of the best wins in his career by besting Mexico's Jorge Arce in a barn burner to retain the WBC, WBA and IBF Super Flyweight titles at The Pond in Anaheim, CA.

The war of words between the pair had started long before the actual fight and the intensity in the ring matched the bad blood press buildup once the action started.

Arce made good on his promise to take the fight to southpaw Darchinyan but the Mexican firebrand's defense wasn't up to the task of handling the quick hands of the Australian resident. More...