Fight Results
Click for larger image© Mark DeSistoSaddoBoxing.com Promoters Guilty Boxing delivered yet another Friday night of fights at The Orleans Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Nevada over the weekend and the main event showcased six foot nine inch giant Tye Fields as he tries to maneuver his way into contender status in today’s heavyweight division….
Two warriors, namely Esham Pickering and Michael Hunter, met in the historic harbour town of Hartlepool on a frenzied Friday night in order to see just who would win bragging rights to be a future world champion and also to decide who would be the British, Commonwealth and European kingpin at super-bantamweight. As we have…
The headlining bout on Telefutura’s Solo Boxeo card from the Michael Marr Gymnasium in Las Vegas, New Mexico this past Friday was between super bantams Cuauhtemoc Vargas and Tomas Villa. At stake on the Fresquez Promotions bill was the twenty one year old Vargas’ WBC Continental America’s bout. Vargas came into the bout with the…
Light middleweights Francisco Villa and Teefo Seetso squared off on the undercard of Telefutura’s Solo Boxeo card from Las Vegas, New Mexico on Friday. Both men are novices in the early parts of their career but that didn’t stop the fighters from tearing into each other with abandon over the course of their four round…
Super bantams Antonio Escalante – Trinidad Mendoza opened up Telefutura’s Friday night broadcast of this week’s installment of “Solo Boxeo” and it was largely three rounds of one sided action. The twenty year old Escalante, of El Paso, Texas, came into the bout with just one loss in ten contests while Mendoza, a thirty three…
It was British boxing at it’s finest last night when European and Commonwealth Champion Esham Pickering and British Champion Michael Hunter collided on a superb Matchroom Promotions card televised by Sky TV. The clash took place in Hartlepool, England’s Borough Hall in front of a packed house of Hunter’s rabid hometown fans. It was an…
Click for larger image© Sean McMenaminSaddoBoxing.com There was a bit of last minute shuffling, but Promoter Joey Eye still managed to please the sizeable crowd in attendance at the Sovereign Bank Arena in Trenton, New Jersey. The main event between unbeaten prospect Chucky Cavallo and knockout artist Berry Butler had to be canceled due to…
RDG Promotions put on a supershow at the Convention Center in Broadbeach, Australia with six title bouts on the card. Featherweight Sharon Anyos won the inagural WBC Female Featherweight title by hammering out a close unanimous ten round decision over Marcela Eliana Acuna while light welter Lance Gostelow stopped Kongthatwat Singwangcha after canvassing the Thai…
Steve Molitor remained undefeated on Friday night, stopping veteran Argentine campaigner Jorge Antonio Paredes in just three rounds at the Kool Haus in the Canadian’s hometown of Toronto. The cagey southpaw moves to 22-0 (8) and is nearing a world title showdown in the 122lb class. The lanky twenty five year old adds the name…
Hungary’s talented WBO Light Heavyweight Champion Zsolt “Firebird” Erdei came back from the brink of defeat and stopped former world titlist Mehdi Sahnoune during a dramatic twelfth and final round on Universum’s fight card from the Brandberge Arena in Halle, Germany. Erdei, who earned his crown by outboxing steel tough Julio Gonzalez in January of…
***Lots of Ringside Boxing Photos*** One of Britain’s premier world class fighters, Junior Witter, was in action last night defending his European, Commonwealth and British Light Welterweight titles at York Hall in London’s East End. The Northern switch hitter was in with Colin Lynes, the underrated IBO titlist from Hornchurch, England. Matchroom Promotions put on…
***Tons of Photos*** Click for larger image© Simon ShawSaddoBoxing.com Matchroom Promotions put on a riveting night of entertainment yesterday at London’s historic York Hall, headlined by Junior Witter’s British, Commonwealth and European Light Welter title defense against the surging IBO titlist, Colin Lynes. On the undercard there were two particularly smashing performances by a quartet…