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Undefeated super middleweight Andre Dirrell outclassed Derrick Findley and Harry Joe Yorgey outfought Ronald Hearns in a battle of unbeaten junior middleweights en route to impressive victories on a special Saturday edition of ShoBox: The New Generation on Showtime. More...

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Undefeated super middleweight Andre “The Matrix’’ Dirrell faces Derrick “Superman’’ Findley and Ronald “The Chosen One” Hearns meets “Lightning” Harry Joe Yorgey in a battle of unbeaten junior middleweights in the 10-round co-features tomorrow/Saturday, March 28, on a special edition of ShoBox: The New Generation live on Showtime at 11 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the west coast. More...

Over a span of 28 days Showtime Sports will feature a frenzied fight schedule, with late March and April filled with championship fights and meaningful matchups. With two highly anticipated Showtime Championship Boxing telecasts and two installments of ShoBox: The New Generation almost every weekend features a can’t-miss event.

It kicks off when undefeated super middleweight prospect and 2004 Olympic Bronze medalist Andre Dirrell, 17-0 (12), takes on Derrick Findley, 13-2 (8) on Saturday, March 28, in a 10-round super middleweight fight in a special Saturday edition of ShoBox: The New Generation. More...

The number of fighters who have become world champions after appearing on ShoBox The New Generation since its inception in July 2001 stands at 30. That means viewers likely will be witnessing a future world titleholder approximately every fourth telecast.

So wholl be the 31st ShoBox alum to graduate into greatness? Will it be the supremely talented Andre The Matrix Dirrell? Perhaps the rapidly improving Ronald The Chosen One Hearns? Or will one of their opponents elevate their status with an upset victory? Stay tuned. More...

There were a few good bills last night in the USA and we start off in Chicago where ex-WBC Light Heavyweight titlist Tomasz Adamek, 35-1 (24), stayed on track for an upcoming cruiserweight title challenge to IBF Champion Steve Cunningham by forcing a seventh round stoppage of Utah man Gary "The Pitbull" Gomez, 18-10-1 (7), at the Aragon Ballroom.

While Gomez had faced respectable competition, such as Jeremy Williams, Arthur Williams, Kenny Keene during his career, he hadn't faced a top-tier opponent in his prime and Adamek took advantage of this skill gap, pinpointing perfect combinations that repeatedly found their target as his opponent came forward.

It was only a big heart that kept the iron-chinned Gomez in the game until a hand injury prevented him from answering the bell for the seventh round, giving Adamek, of Gilowice, Poland, his fourth straight victory since losing his WBC Light Heavyweight title to Chad Dawson in February of last year.

Six foot seven inch tall Polish heavyweight Mariusz Wach, 17-0 (8), of Krakow, used his reach advantage to good effect in stopping Eric "Night Train" Boose in the seventh frame of their eight rounder but fellow Pole, 20 year old Chicago based Warsaw prospect Andrzej Fonfara, 10-2 (3), wasn't so fortunate as he was finished in two by Gary, IN slugger Derrick "Superman" Findley, 12-2 (7), in the second round. More...

IBF Cruiserweight World Champion Steve USS Cunningham will be an interested party this Friday night as he watches his mandatory title challenger, Tomasz Adamek, square off in the main event of ESPN2’s Friday Night Fights against Gary “The Pitbull” Gomez from the Aragon Ballroom in Chicago. More...

“The Polish Prince”, Andrzej Fonfara will battle crosstown rival Derrick “Superman” Findley as the featured co-main event at "The Return Of The Polish Warrior", an outstanding evening of world class professional boxing set for Friday, July 11 at the historic Aragon Ballroom in Chicago, it was announced today by Main Events CEO Kathy Duva and Dominic Pesoli, President of 8 Count Productions. More...

We start off in sunny Spain where at Pabellon Central in Vigo, hometown hero Ivan Pozo, 28-5-1 (18), became the latest victim of WBO Flyweight Champion Omar Andres Narvaez, 27-0-2 (17), as the Spaniard could not come out for the eighth round.

Narvaez, known as "El Huracan" in his native Argentina, put on a masterful performance in front of the 5,000 fans that packed the arena and the southpaw put an end to former European champion Pozo's four fight win streak.

The man from Cordoba has held the WBO belt for six years and has now retained his title successfully 13 times.

Also on the bill, Spain based Colombian slugger Franklin Teran, 26-1 (21), won his 17th bout in a row by stopping Paraguayan veteran Feliciano Dario Azuaga Ledezma, 72-12-2 (61), in the fourth.

At the Eston Sports Academy in Middlesbrough, England, featherweight Paul Truscott, 11-0 (1), posted a twelve round decision over Ghanaian southpaw Osumanu Akaba, 10-4 (8), to capture the vacant Commonwealth Featherweight title.

Heading way down to South Africa, super flyweight Simphiwe "Golden Master" Nongqayi, 14-0 (6), clambered off the floor in the third round to boss Argentina's Julio David Roque Ler, 25-5 (14), the rest of the way and retain the WBF crown for the third time. More...