Michael “Rocky’ Katsidis kept his perfect record intact with a 5th round TKO over Ranee Ganoy on Friday night at Brisbane’s Convention and Exhibition Centre. In victory Katsidis retains the WBO Asia Pacific Lightweight Championship. Ganoy was brave but in the end was completely outgunned by the power punching Australian. …
Read More »Lazcano Comes Back With A First Round Knockout!
Tonight’s main event televised on Telefutura’s “Solo Boxeo” boxing series featured the return of the “Hispanic Causing Panic”, with Juan Lazcano, 141 ¼ pounds, destroying Marco Angel Perez, 141-pounds inside of one round. Lazcano, who was coming off a fourteen month layoff after having a disagreement with his boss Oscar …
Read More »\”A – Force\” Moves Closer to Contender Status
Harrison Finishes Wiggins in four, Sim – Espinosa called off! Audley Harrison moved himself one step closer to the top class of the heavyweight division with a victory tonight over dangerous spoiler Robert Wiggins in San Jose, California. After carefully avoiding his adversary’s intentions for the first half of the …
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Rahman Defeats Barrett, Mayorga Takes WBC Crown, Garcia and Collazo Keep Titles Hasim Rahman had promised to deliver a knockout performance on Showtime’s PPV card from the United Center in Chicago on Saturday night, and send a message to WBC Heavyweight Champion Vitali Klitschko that “The Rock” was coming for …
Read More »Both Juniors Score Devastating Left Hook Knockouts; Aguiniga Gets Gift Decision.
***Tons of Exclusive Fight Photos*** Click for larger image© Sergio Martinez As expected, the Laredo Entertainment Center in Laredo, Texas was overflowing with energy and rowdiness of close to five thousand loud and fanatical fans packed the building. You could feel the intensity as the Mexican and Mexican-American fans were …
Read More »Diaz Takes Jones out with One Shot in One Round.
Click for larger image© Tom Casino/Showtime The main event of the Sycuan promoted fight card at Camp Pendleton, California featured former IBF lightweight champion Julio “Kidd” Diaz making only his second ring appearance since losing in ten rounds in a WBC championship bid to Jose Luis Castillo. Diaz was scheduled …
Read More »Hammer Fisted Torres Blows out Vazquez.
In Hato Rey, Puerto Rico, Colombian tourist Ricardo Torres put on an impressive display to keep his number one WBO light welterweight ranking by battering hometown fighter Edwin Vazquez before referee Jose Rivera halted the action in the third. Vasquez, 20-9-2 (8), had started off strongly, trying to gain the …
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From SaddoBoxing’s Curtis McCormick at ringside. Click for larger image © Curtis McCormick Matthew Macklin – Leo Laudat Demetrius Hopkins – Paul Delgado Rock Allen – Damon Antoine Larry Mosley – Alexis Division Golden Boy East’s inaugural show went off with a bang at the Borgata in Atlantic City last …
Read More »Demetrius \”Gladiator\” Hopkins Wins by Knockout!
The main event of tonight’s HBO Latino’s “Boxeo De Oro” boxing series featured Demetrius “Gladiator” Hopkins, nephew of former undisputed middleweight champion Bernard “The Executioner” Hopkins, taking on Paul Delgado. Hopkins, now with a record of 20-0-1 (with 7 KOs), showed rare power as he dropped Delgado a total of …
Read More »Larry Mosley Wins \”Boxeo De Oro\” Debut.
The promising Larry Mosley, who made his HBO Latino debut, won by TKO in the fourth round over Alexis Division. It was an entertaining scrap that featured a lot two way action. Mosley, who is not a relation to “Sugar” Shane Mosley, showed great speed, technique, and a solid attack …
Read More »\”Rock\” Allen: Wins Debut Fight.
Tonight, the first televised bout of HBO Latino’s “Boxeo De Oro” boxing series featured former 2004 United States Olympian “Rock” Allen, making his professional debut. Allen, who won by first round TKO, looks like a very exciting young fighter as he rushed his opponent showing an array of punches in …
Read More »Jorge \”Travieso\” Arce: New Interim WBC Flyweight Champion.
Last night, from La Paz, Mexico and in front of thousands of his countrymen, Jorge “Travieso” Arce (now 40-3-1, with 30 KOs) captured the interim WBC flyweight title via a three-round destruction of tough and rugged Angel Priolo (now 30-2-0, with 20 KOs). Arce’s all out action style and heavy-hands …
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