If it's a fight night at Desert Diamond Casino in Tucson, Arizona, you can almost guarantee that David "The Destroyer" Lopez will be on hand to thrill his legion of loyal fans.

On Friday, April 10, Lopez will fight at his home away from home for the 12th time when he takes on veteran Ossie Duran in the main event of ESPN2's "Friday Night Fights". More...

2007 amateur world champion and 2008 US Olympian Demetrius "Boo Boo" Andrade made his second consecutive appearance on ESPN2's "Friday Night Fights" this Friday at the Laredo Entertainment Center in Laredo, TX and improved his record to 4-0 (4).

Andrade once again showed why many consider him to be the top amateur prospect to come out of the 2008 Olympics as he dismantled Arnulfo Javier Romero, 3-4 (1), scoring a TKO at 2:53 of the second round. More...

Fresh of his first round annihilation of Tom Joseph in his ESPN2 "Friday Night Fights" debut on March 6, the 2007 amateur world champion and 2008 US Olympian Demetrius "Boo Boo" Andrade, 3-0 (3), will be back in action on this weeks edition of Friday Night Fights.

Andrade takes on fellow unbeaten Arnulfo Javier Romero, 2-0 (0), in a four round junior middleweight contest. More...

All participants for Star Boxing's ESPN2 "Friday Night Fights" show Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino in Uncasville, CT tonight weighed-in yesterday.

USBA Welterweight Championship, 12 rounds
Delvin Rodriguez: 147 lb
Shamone Alvarez: 145.75 lb More...

On March 6, Delvin Rodriguez, 23-2-2 (14), will look to defend his USBA welterweight championship and earn the number two ranking in the IBF world ratings when he takes on highly touted welterweight contender Shamone "The Truth" Alvarez, 20-1 (11).

The bout will take place at the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino in Uncasville, CT and be broadcast live as that evening's ESPN2 "Friday Night Fights" main event. More...

On March 6 at the beautiful Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino, Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing will put on an exciting six bout card, headlined by a sizzling showdown between Star Boxing promoted welterweights Delvin Rodriguez, 23-2-2 (14), and Shamone "The Truth" Alvarez, 20-1 (11). At stake will be Rodriguez's USBA welterweight championship. More...

On Friday March 6, 2007 amateur world champion and 2008 Olympian Demetrius "Boo Boo" Andrade, 2-0 (2), will look to showcase his talent to the boxing world when he opens up the ESPN2 "Friday Night Fights" telecast at the Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino in Uncasville, CT. More...

On March 6 at the beautiful Mohegan Sun Resort and Casino in Uncasville, CT, Star Boxing's young phenom Ray "Tito" Serrano, 8-0 (5), takes a big step up in his career when he takes on once beaten "Smokin" Jay Krupp, 12-1 (5), in an eight round welterweight contest.

The card, which will be broadcast live on ESPN2's "Friday Night Fights", will be headlined by Star Boxing's welterweights Delvin Rodriguez, 23-2-2 (14), taking on Shamone "The Truth" Alvarez, 20-1 (11). At stake will be Rodriguez USBA welterweight championship and also the number two ranking in the IBF world ratings. More...

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Heavyweights Sam ‘The Nigerian Nightmare’ Peter and 'Fast Eddie' Chambers met with members of the media on Thursday, February 19 in Los Angeles as their upcoming bout on March 27 was announced.

Both fighters have recent losses they feel need accounting for, and will be looking for redemption at the Nokia Theater L.A. Live in the downtown LA venue’s first fight event, scheduled to air on ESPN Friday Night Fights at 10:00 pm ET/7:00 pm PT.

Heavyweight ‘Fast Eddie’ Chambers’ trainer Rob Murray Sr. has worked with the 26 year old Chambers since the heavyweight was 19 and sees the upcoming fight against Peter on March 27 as, “A mission, with a no-fail value, no fail in it whatsoever.”

‘Fast Eddie’, 33-1 (18), from Pittsburgh, PA., fought 17 straight times at the legendary Blue Horizon in Philadelphia before appearing on a Goossen-Tutor promoted show in Reno, NV in 2006 and is currently ranked #3 by the IBF. More...

Big time heavyweight boxing will be played out on March 27 when world-ranked contender Eddie Chambers and world-ranked and former WBC World Heavyweight Champion Sam Peter collide in a monstrous heavyweight battle scheduled for 12-rounds on a special edition of ESPN’s “Friday Night Fights” at10:00 pm ET/7:00 pm PT at the Nokia Theatre L.A. Live in downtown Los Angeles. More...

Last night at the beautiful Roseland Ballroom in New York City, Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing put together an excellent seven bout card featuring some of boxing's hottest up and coming prospects.

In the main event of the evening, Alexis Camacho lost a hard fought ten round decision to Carlos Molina. Each fighter gave as good as he got throughout the fight, with Molina using a slightly higher work rate to out hustle Camacho. More...

Star Boxing puts on a show tonight at Roseland Ballroom in New York, NY, televised by ESPN2 on the Friday Night Fights series.

Welterweights eight rounds
Alexis Camacho: 147.25 lb
Carlos Molina: 148 lb More...

This Friday the 13th at New York City's famed Roseland Ballroom in mid-town Manhattan, Star Boxing's exciting light heavyweight prospect Yathomas Riley, 5-0 (3), will look to showcase his skills for the first time on national TV when he takes on Julius Jackson, 2-2 (0).

The pair clash in a four round light heavyweight contest that is scheduled to open up that evening's ESPN "Friday Night Fights" telecast. More...

On Friday, February 13, Star Boxing's junior welterweight prospect "The New" Ray Robinson, 9-0 (3), will look to start the new year with a bang when he takes on fellow unbeaten prospect Darnell Jiles Jr., 8-0-1 (3).

The bout is scheduled for eight rounds and will be the co-feature bout for that evening's ESPN2 "Friday Night Fights" telecast. In the main event of the evening, Star Boxing's welterweight knockout artist Alexis Camacho, 17-1 (16), will look to close the show in exciting fashion when he meets the tough as nails Carlos Molina, 14-4-1 (5), in a ten round wetlerweight contest. More...

On Friday February 13, Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing will put on NYC's first compelling night of fights for the new year at New York's famed Roseland Ballroom, broadcasted live on ESPN's "Friday Night Fights", featuring some of boxing's brightest stars and headlined by a fantastic welterweight showdown between Star Boxing's Alexis Camacho, 17-1 (16), and Carlos Molina, 14-4-1 (5). More...

Light heavyweight Yusaf Mack is on the verge of one of the biggest fights of his career, as he meets opponent Chris Henry tonight at Wicomico Civic Center in Salisbury, MD for the NABA and NABF titles. More...

Legends are made from incidents such as what 2008 US Olympic first alternate Danny O’Connor experienced last weekend in Canada.

O'Connor's glove split after he pounded pro-debuting Greg Jimenez’s body with monster-like hooks en route to a win by four round decision off-television on ESPN Friday Night Fights show, headlined by the IBF light welterweight title fight between Juan Urango and Herman Ngoudjo at the Bell Centre in Montreal. More...

World ranked cruiserweight contender BJ Flores will head to Bristol, CT this Friday night, February 6, to co-host ESPN’s Friday Night Fights studio show with Brian Kenny.

Flores will be co-hosting as part of an agreement recently announced with the leader in sports entertainment with further appearances in 2009 to follow. More...

Star Boxing's top welterweight contender Delvin Rodriguez, 23-2-2 (14), ranked #5 in the IBF, will face off against Shamone "The Truth" Alvarez, 20-1 (11), ranked #15 in the IBF in a must see match-up of two of boxing's top welterweights on March 6 at the Mohegan Sun in Uncasville, CT.

The bout, for Rodriguez's USBA Welterweight Championship, will be shown live as the main event on that evening's ESPN2's "Friday Night Fights" telecast. More...

There was action North of the border last night as Juan Urango regained the IBF Light Welter title with a wide points decision over local favorite Herman Ngoudjo at the Bell Centre in Montreal.

Colombian southpaw Urango came out of the gates firing on all cylinders and by the second had struck paydirt, battering his Cameroon born opponent to the canvas twice in the second round.

From that point on, Ngoudjo avoided close combat with Urango and tried to box his way to victory but couldn't find a way to dictate the pace.

Urango proved just too strong and durable to be bothered by the faster handed Montreal man and cruised to a 120-106, 118-108 and 116-110 points verdict after twelve rounds.

The 28 year old Miami resident has now won four straight and once again wears the IBF belt, two years after losing it to Ricky Hatton in Las Vegas. More...