Back in Las Vegas following his junior middleweight showdown with Cory Spinks this past Saturday night, Deandre Latimore has had a couple of days to review tapes of the battle and has one conclusion.

“Of course I won the fight, I wanted to see the tape and judge it for myself," he said. "I think Cory won five rounds, I’ll give him those, but I knocked him down in the first and won the other six rounds”. Official scores were 115-112, 114-113 for Spinks and 115-112 for Latimore. More...

Former unified welter and IBF 154 pound champ Cory Spinks clashed with local upstart Deandre Latimore in a battle of southpaws for the vacant IBF Light Middleweight title on a good Don King card in font of 9,000 fans at the Scottrade Center in St. Louis, MO.

Latimore had parlayed an upset of Sechew Powell last June into the clash with Spinks and the hard-punching 23 year old made the most of his opportunity last night.

Spinks was canvassed when he walked into a right hook in the first frame but beat the count and saw out the round through his long big-fight experience.

Latimore found the quicksilver Spinks a difficult target to hit cleanly with more than a smattering of shots over the next few rounds while the former champion snuck in good counter shots to both head and body at times. More...

Tonight Don King puts on a battle of crosstown rivals in St. Louis, MO as light middleweights Cory Spinks and Deandre Latimore meet for the vacant IBF title at the Scottrade Center.

12 rounds IBF Light Middleweight title
Cory Spinks: 152.75 lb
Deandre Latimore: 153.5 lb

10 rounds super lightweights
Devon Alexander: 140 lb
Jesus Rodriguez: 141 lb More...

The Gateway City’s biggest boxing stars opened their workouts to the media today to promote Friday’s “Show Me in St. Louis” card at Scottrade Center.

The main event features a hometown showdown for the vacant IBF junior middleweight championship when Cory Spinks, 36-5 (11), takes on hard-punching IBF No. 6-ranked contender Deandre “The Bull” Latimore, 19-1 (16). More...

The three best boxers in St. Louis will be showcased on the same Don King-promoted fight card at Scottrade Center on Friday, April 24.

The main event will feature the long-awaited hometown showdown for the vacant IBF junior middleweight championship between former four-time world champion Cory “The Next Generation” Spinks, 36-5 (11), taking on IBF No. 6-ranked contender Deandre “The Bull” Latimore, 19-1 (16). More...

“I’m tired of this waiting; I’m a prize fighter, not some dude working in a restaurant serving food,” said Deandre "The Bull" Latimore after a morning run in Las Vegas.

“Every day I’m in the gym here in Vegas and when we finally get in the ring, I’m going to take out all my anger over this waiting out on Cory Spinks," said the St. Louis native". He’s going to pay for these delays.” More...

For world ranked junior middleweight Deandre Latimore it was a typical “good news, bad news” scenario. First the bad news; he won’t be fighting at the Family Arena outside of St. Louis on November 7 as planned, now the good news; he’s close to finalizing a world title "cross town show down" with former world champion and fellow St. Louis native Cory Spinks. More...