On July 31, 2009, the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida was the site for ESPN’s “Friday Night Fights” boxing series that was headlined by Julio “The Kidd” Diaz taking on the impressive looking young prospect Victor Cayo.

The event was promoted by Seminole Warriors Boxing and proved to be another great night of super boxing action. The undercard was loaded with enlivened young boxers that could very well be the future of the sport. More...

On July 31, 2009, Seminole Warriors Boxing Promotions will host an ESPN Friday Night Fights boxing event at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino in Hollywood, Florida.

The main event will feature undefeated Dominican banger, Victor Manuel Cayo taking on veteran Julio "The Kidd" Diaz. The co-main event features Costa Rican heavyweight, Carl Davis Drumand taking on Puerto Ricon Derric Rossy in a ten round bout.

The excellent undercard showcases Cestus Management's hard hitting Chicago super middleweight Don George; George faces rugged Puerto Rican, Emmanuel Gonzalez, in a six round bout. It is sure to be an exciting night of action. More...

Seminole Warriors Boxing latest signing, Cestus Management's super middleweight, Don "Da Bomb" George, sensationally returned to the ring by blasting out Mike Walthier in one minute and forty-five seconds of the first round.

As soon as the bell rang, George got down to business, peppering Walthier with hard jabs and a fast combination to the head and body. As the round went on, George followed up a stiff jab with a thudding right-hand shot that sent Walthier reeling into the ropes.

Donovan immediately opened up on Walthier with precision and landed another combination finishing with a crushing right-hand to the side of the head, which sent Walthier crashing to the canvas and drove the sold-out live crowd into a frenzy.

George then did his trademark back flip which sent the screaming fans into orbit. The rest of the fight card was very competative and entertaining and produced a fabulous night of boxing for the loyal Detroit fight fans. More...