A Promising 2023

By Mauricio Sulaimán
Son of José Sulaimán & WBC President

2022 has ended, and it`s time to look forward and get to work to administer, implement and activate the so many plans that are in place after the very suffesful work done at the annual convention, after the traditional closing of the year, in which the resolutions flow with great optimism and enthusiasm towards achieving the goals and objectives that each person sets for themselves.

It is time to open new cycles with plans that motivate, hurdling inertia and so achieving continuity. Losing weight, drinking less, stop smoking, read more, developing and improving professionally, are the most common desires. What are your goals? Continue reading “A Promising 2023”

By Mauricio Sulaimán Son of José Sulaimán & WBC President 2022 has ended, and it`s time to look forward and get to work to administer, implement and activate the so…
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Shu Shu added to Ajagba-Shaw card

Rising featherweight Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington (5-0, 3 KOs) will fight Juan Antonio Lopez (17-12-1, 7 KOs) in a six-round showdown on January 14 at Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, New York. Carrington-Lopez and the rest of the undercard will stream live and exclusively on ESPN+. The ESPN-televised heavyweight doubleheader headlined by a crossroads battle between Efe “The Silent Roller” Ajagba and Stephan “Big Shot” Shaw, and 2016 Italian Olympian Guido “The Gladiator” Vianello stepping up against Jonnie Rice in the co-feature.

Rising featherweight Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington (5-0, 3 KOs) will fight Juan Antonio Lopez (17-12-1, 7 KOs) in a six-round showdown on January 14 at Turning Stone Resort Casino in…
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HL Garcia poised to derail Tank

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Unbeaten WBA super featherweight champion Héctor Luis García (16-0, 10 KOs) shared insights into his training camp as he prepares to challenge WBA “regular” lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis on Saturday on PPV from Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.

On his matchup with Davis:

“Davis in my opinion is a top pound-for-pound fighter and one of the biggest punchers in boxing, so I know going into this fight that I’m an underdog. Not a lot of people are giving me a chance in this fight, but that’s what motivates me. I was in the same situation going into the Colbert fight, but this time I had a real training camp. I believe my style will give ‘Tank’ problems. I’m a southpaw with many tricks and I will be using all of them when I step in the ring on January 7.” Continue reading “HL Garcia poised to derail Tank”

Unbeaten WBA super featherweight champion Héctor Luis García (16-0, 10 KOs) shared insights into his training camp as he prepares to challenge WBA “regular” lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis on…
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Female title twinbill at MSG on Feb 4

Amanda Serrano (43-2-1, 30 KOs) will face Erika Cruz (15-1, 3 KOs) in a Puerto Rico vs. Mexican battle for the undisputed women’s featherweight championship and Alycia Baumgardner (13-1, 7 KOs) takes on Elhem Mekhaled (15-1, 3 KOs) for the undisputed world super-featherweight championship at Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City on Saturday February 4, exclusively live worldwide on DAZN.  Tickets start at $30 (plus fees) and go on presale tomorrow.

Undercard:
Richardson Hitchins vs. John Bauza (super lightweight)
Reshat Mati vs. Cletus Seldin (super lightweight)
Skye Nicolson vs. Tania Alvarez (female featherweight)
Ramla Ali vs. Avril Mathie (female super bantamweight)
Aaron Aponte vs. Joshua David Rivers
Harley Mederos vs. Julio Madera

Amanda Serrano (43-2-1, 30 KOs) will face Erika Cruz (15-1, 3 KOs) in a Puerto Rico vs. Mexican battle for the undisputed women’s featherweight championship and Alycia Baumgardner (13-1, 7…
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Tank a double-digit favorite over HLG

WBA “regular” lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis is anywhere from a 10:1 to an 18:1 favorite to retain his title against WBA super featherweight king Hector Luis Garcia on Saturday night at the Capital One Arena in Washington, DC. The bout headlines a pay-per-view telecast to kick off 2023.

In the co-feature, welterweight Jaron Ennis is as much as a 50:1 favorite to defeat little-known Karen Chukhadzhian for the IBF interim belt.

On paper, the most competitive bout on the telecast should be the welterweight clash between Rashidi Ellis and Roiman Villa. Odds are 4:1 that Ellis wins that one.

Former two-division world champion Demetrius Andrade is about 20:1 to defeat Demond Nicholson in the super middleweight opener.

WBA “regular” lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis is anywhere from a 10:1 to an 18:1 favorite to retain his title against WBA super featherweight king Hector Luis Garcia on Saturday…
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Fury snubbed again on Royal Honors List

Once again, despite his many accomplishments, WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury was snubbed on the 2023 New Year Honors List which “recognizes the achievements and service of extraordinary people across the UK.” Fury’s archrival Anthony Joshua and a lengthy list of British boxers have previously made the list, with former contender Henry Cooper even being granted a knighthood, but so far there has been no love for the 34-year-old Gypsy King, who, in addition to being an unbeaten world champion, is a noted advocate for mental health.

Regarding the latest snub, Fury told The Telegraph, “I’d like something that no one else has had, especially a sportsperson. I’m a normal man but a limited edition, so I’d like something different. Maybe King Charles could make me the Emperor of the North of England.”

Once again, despite his many accomplishments, WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury was snubbed on the 2023 New Year Honors List which “recognizes the achievements and service of extraordinary people across…
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Pacquiao signs with Rizin

44-year-old ring legend Manny Pacquiao has inked a deal with Japanese MMA promoter Rizin. Pacman made the announcement over the weekend at a press conference in Tokyo. “I have agreed with Rizin to fight next year,” stated Pacquiao. “The date will soon be announced and also my opponent that Rizin will choose. I’m open and excited to fight a Japanese fighter. Thank you.”

Pacquiao is expected to fight a Japanese MMA fighter in an exhibition match, similar to his archrival Floyd Mayweather who has twice fought in exhibitions presented by Rizin.

44-year-old ring legend Manny Pacquiao has inked a deal with Japanese MMA promoter Rizin. Pacman made the announcement over the weekend at a press conference in Tokyo. “I have agreed…
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Ioka-Franco, Full Report/Analysis

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By Joe Koizumi
Photos by Naoki Fukuda

WBO 115-pound champion Kazuto Ioka (29-2-1, 15 KOs), 115, battled to a majority draw with WBA titleholder Joshua Franco (18-1-3-1NC, 8 KOs), 114.75, over a very technical see-saw affair in a super-fly twelve-round unification bout on Saturday in Tokyo, Japan.  Franco was more aggressive all the way, while Ioka was more accurate in counterpunching the aggressor.  It means Ioka and Franco each kept his own belt as previously.

The official scores were as follows: Stanley Christodoulou (South Africa) 115-113 for Franco, Jose Roberto Torres (Puerto Rico) and Ferlin Marsh (New Zealand) both 114-114.  The female referee was Melva Santos from Puerto Rico, who was so well-done in handling the fast-moving and fast-punching champions.

Continue reading “Ioka-Franco, Full Report/Analysis”

By Joe Koizumi Photos by Naoki Fukuda WBO 115-pound champion Kazuto Ioka (29-2-1, 15 KOs), 115, battled to a majority draw with WBA titleholder Joshua Franco (18-1-3-1NC, 8 KOs), 114.75,…
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Tsutsumi defeats ex-OPBF champ Apolinar

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By Joe Koizumi
Photos by Naoki Fukuda

Ex-AIBA youth champion in 2016 and former thirteen-time national amateur champ, unbeaten feather prospect Hayato Tsutsumi (2-0, no KO), 125.75, defeated former OPBF super bantam ruler Pete Apolinar (16-4, 10 KOs), 126, as he dropped the Filipino with furious combinations in round six en route to a nearly shutout decision (80-71 twice, 79-72) over eight fast rounds on Saturday in Tokyo, Japan.  It was a semi-windup supporting the WBA/WBO super-fly unification bout between Ioka and Franco. Continue reading “Tsutsumi defeats ex-OPBF champ Apolinar”

By Joe Koizumi Photos by Naoki Fukuda Ex-AIBA youth champion in 2016 and former thirteen-time national amateur champ, unbeaten feather prospect Hayato Tsutsumi (2-0, no KO), 125.75, defeated former OPBF…
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Night of Knockouts in Detroit

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Photo: Brad Snyder

By Brad Snyder

The last boxing matches in Michigan of 2022 were put on Friday night at the Soundboard inside Motor City Casino in Detroit by CLIP Productions and promoter Carlos Llinas. The Heavyweight main event had Vernon Webber make his walk to the ring dressed as the Grinch Who Stole Christmas. In green furry boxing trunks, like the Grinch, Webber took all the joy of Christmas away from his opponent, Gabriel Mota (1-3). Webber scored a 2:58 1st Round knockout after dominating the short fight. Webber improves to (6-0, 4 KOs).

The co-main event of the night had Weaver’s Boxing Gym owner, Munib Al Salmani return to the ring on short notice to face Devin Garrett (0-2). Although, Al Salmani said, after the fight, he felt rusty and would be more prepared next time to ring announcer, Kara Ro. Well, the results and the eye test showed he was more than ready and looked good. Normally a Lightweight, Al Salmani improved to (3-0, 3 KOs) with a 2nd Round TKO victory at the 1:11 mark in the Light Heavyweight bout. Continue reading “Night of Knockouts in Detroit”

By Brad Snyder The last boxing matches in Michigan of 2022 were put on Friday night at the Soundboard inside Motor City Casino in Detroit by CLIP Productions and promoter…
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Ioka, Franco battle to majority draw

By Joe Koizumi

WBO 115-pound champion Kazuto Ioka (29-2-1, 15 KOs), 115, Japan, battled to a majority draw (114-114 twice, 115-113 against him) with WBA titleholder Joshua Franco (18-1-3-1NC, 8 KOs), 114.75, US, over a very technical see-saw affair in a super-fly unification twelve-round bout on Saturday in Tokyo, Japan. Franco was more aggressive all the way, while Ioka was more accurate in counterpunching the aggressor. It means Ioka and Franco each kept his own belt as previously. The female referee was Melva Santos from Puerto Rico.

(More to come)

By Joe Koizumi WBO 115-pound champion Kazuto Ioka (29-2-1, 15 KOs), 115, Japan, battled to a majority draw (114-114 twice, 115-113 against him) with WBA titleholder Joshua Franco (18-1-3-1NC, 8…
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Tank accuser walks back claims

“I made an unnecessary call to law enforcement”

By TMZ.com

The woman who accused Gervonta Davis of assault is doing an about-face … now claiming the star boxer “did not harm me or our daughter,” saying the frantic 911 call she made was “unnecessary.”

Vanessa Posso, mom to Tank’s daughter, took to social media on Friday and seemingly did a complete 180, writing … “These past days have been hurtful and extremely exhausting for all parties involved. I pride myself on being extremely private; this situation was the last thing I wanted to be made public. The state of our relationship has been in a fragile space, and Gervonta and I were both at fault for the argument.” Continue reading “Tank accuser walks back claims”

“I made an unnecessary call to law enforcement” By TMZ.com The woman who accused Gervonta Davis of assault is doing an about-face … now claiming the star boxer “did not…
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Tyzyu-Charlo Update

By Ray Wheatley – World of Boxing

Looks like WBO #1 junior middleweight Tim Tszyu could face WBO #3 ranked Tony Harrison for at least an interim version of the WBO title due to the postponement of Tszyu’s long-awaited clash with undisputed 154lb champ Jermell Charlo due to a hand injury suffered by Charlo.

The WBO has given Charlo until January 2 to submit a detailed medical explanation of his injury, findings, recovery prognosis, and his orthopedic specialist’s opinion as to when he will be physically and medically cleared to compete and return to active competition. The champ was warned that failure to comply will result in him “waiving all rights hereunder and with the Committee proceeding per WBO Regulations of World Championship Contests.”

By Ray Wheatley – World of Boxing Looks like WBO #1 junior middleweight Tim Tszyu could face WBO #3 ranked Tony Harrison for at least an interim version of the…
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Ioka, Franco make weight

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By Joe Koizumi
Photos by Naoki Fukuda

The weigh-in ceremony for tomorrow’s WBA/WBO world super flyweight unification bout between Kazuto Ioka (Japan) and Joshua Franco (US) took place on Friday in Tokyo, Japan. The results were as follows:

Ioka 115 lbs (the class limit)
Franco 114.75 (a quarter pound under the limit)

The officials are as follows:
Referee: Melva Santos (Puerto Rico)
Judges: Jose Roberto Torres (Puerto Rico), Ferlin Marsh (New Zealand) and Stanley Christodoulou (South Africa)
Supervisors: Jose Oliver Gomez (WBA from Panama) and Tsuyoshi Yasukochi (WBO, Japan).

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By Joe Koizumi Photos by Naoki Fukuda The weigh-in ceremony for tomorrow’s WBA/WBO world super flyweight unification bout between Kazuto Ioka (Japan) and Joshua Franco (US) took place on Friday…
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Weights from Detroit

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By Brad Snyder/The Undercard

Vernon Webber 216 vs. Gabriel Mota 225
Dwane Taylor 140 vs. Steven Brabson 139
Darryl Cunningham 157 vs. Andre Byrd 155
Luis Quintero 146 vs. Izale Kimnle 144.4
Mohammed Awada 211 vs. Marcello Williams 231
Munib Al Salmani 165 vs. Devin Garrett 165
Gordie Russ 153 vs. Kevin Womack 154
Marcus Maulding 231 vs. Dennis Vance 278

Venue: Motor City Casino Soundboard
Promoter: Carlos Llnas
Doors open 6:30 with first bell at 7pm.
Tickets available at the Motor City Soundboard Ticket Office and Ticketmaster.

By Brad Snyder/The Undercard Vernon Webber 216 vs. Gabriel Mota 225 Dwane Taylor 140 vs. Steven Brabson 139 Darryl Cunningham 157 vs. Andre Byrd 155 Luis Quintero 146 vs. Izale…
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New York State BHOF Class of 2022

Bob Caico to be inducted in non-participant category

The New York State Boxing Hall of Fame (NYSBHOF) has announced its 22-member Class of 2122. The 11th NYSBHOF induction dinner, sponsored by Ring 8, will be Sunday, April 30 at Russo’s On The Bay in Howard Beach, New York.

Living boxers heading into the NYSBHOF are Brooklyn’s 2-division (welterweight & light welterweight), 6-time world champion “Super” Zab Judah (44-10, 30 KOs), Brooklyn’s 2-division world champion (welterweight and light welterweight) Paulie “Magic Man” Malignaggi (36-8, 7 KOs), Plainview’s world super lightweight champion Kathy “Wildcat” Collins (14-2-4, 3 KOs), Troy welterweight Kevin “Mr. Excitement” Pompey (32-18-3, 12 KOs), and Brooklyn world super lightweight world title challenger Dmitry “Star of David” Salita (35-2-1, 18 KOs).

Living non-participants heading into the NYSBHOF are Brooklyn trainer Hector Rocha, Brooklynn ring announcer Dave Diamante, Bronx commentator/producer/radio show host Tony Paige, Latham journalist Bob Mladinich, Brooklyn neurologist Barry Jordan, Brooklyn judge Robin Taylor, and Fightnews.com® journalist Bob Caico. Continue reading “New York State BHOF Class of 2022”

Bob Caico to be inducted in non-participant category The New York State Boxing Hall of Fame (NYSBHOF) has announced its 22-member Class of 2122. The 11th NYSBHOF induction dinner, sponsored…
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WBC to add transgender division?

In an interview with The Telegraph, WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman revealed that plans are in the works to address the issue of transgender fighters in boxing.

“We are going to put out a global call for those who are interested in 2023 and we will set up the protocols, start consultation and most likely create a league and a tournament,” Sulaiman is quoted as saying. “It is the time to do this, and we are doing this because of safety and inclusion. We have been the leaders in rules for women’s boxing – so the dangers of a man fighting a woman will never happen because of what we are going to put in place.

“In boxing, a man fighting a woman must never be accepted regardless of gender change. There should be no grey area around this, and we want to go into it with transparency and the correct decisions. Woman to man or man to woman transgender change will never be allowed to fight a different gender by birth. Continue reading “WBC to add transgender division?”

In an interview with The Telegraph, WBC President Mauricio Sulaiman revealed that plans are in the works to address the issue of transgender fighters in boxing. “We are going to…
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Andrade: I want Jermall Charlo

Undefeated two-division world champion Demetrius “Boo Boo” Andrade says he’s finally in the position to get the big fights. But first he has to get past Demond Nicholson in their super middleweight ten-rounder opening the Davis-Garcia pay-per-view on January 7.

“I’m on a new journey to be a three-division world champion,” stated Andrade. “Nicholson is one of the few who accepted a fight with me. He stepped up to this challenge and I take my hat off to him. I’m looking to get in there with the top names. Every fight is a chance to make a statement. There’s not just one fight that catapults you. Every fight is high stakes to me. I don’t look past anybody. We’re both looking to take each other’s head off.” Continue reading “Andrade: I want Jermall Charlo”

Undefeated two-division world champion Demetrius “Boo Boo” Andrade says he’s finally in the position to get the big fights. But first he has to get past Demond Nicholson in their…
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Tank-Garcia Update

Fighters competing on the January 7 Gervonta “Tank” Davis vs. Hector Luis Garcia Showtime PPV undercard from Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., took part in a virtual press conference on Wednesday. Showtime had no comment on the status of the Davis-Garcia fight in the wake of Davis’ arrest this week on a domestic violence charge, but Tank is already back on the street so the event looks like a go.

Jaron “Boots” Ennis vs. Karen Chukhadzhian
IBF interim welterweight title

Jaron Ennis: “I feel like I just have to keep winning and doing my thing. On January 7 it’s another step toward me getting my hands on those titles. Maybe I have to talk a little bit more, but I’m really a vicious dog that just likes to bite…the big names are coming, I just have to be patient.”

Karen Chukhadzhian: “I’m very motivated for this fight. There is a lot for me to prove in my first fight in the U.S. This is definitely going to be a hard fight, but I’m ready for it. I’m preparing to come in and win.”

Rashidi Ellis vs. Roiman Villa
12 Rounds, welterweight

Rashidi Ellis: “Villa has power, he’s tough and he comes forward. He’s also coming off a great win. I know he’s going to be tough, but I’m coming to beat him down. I feel like I’m the future of the welterweight division. If a fight with Jaron Ennis comes my way, why not? I’m ready.”

Roiman Villa: “We’re going to have to wait until fight night to see if any of his words mean anything…I’m going to go out there, do my best and finish the night with my hand raised. I’m feeling great and I know there’s only one way this fight ends.”

Demetrius “Boo Boo” Andrade vs. Demond Nicholson
10 Rounds, super middleweight

Demetrius Andrade: “I gotta bounce these gloves off Demond’s forehead. That’s what I’m coming to do. I want to put that leather on him. I need a performance that will make people say that they need to see me again.”

Demond Nicholson: “Beating Andrade would help me rewrite my story. I’ve had a lot of ups and downs in the game of boxing. So this win is going to help me start a new narrative. My only objective is to win and shock the world. Then I can get the fights that I need for my own legacy.”

Fighters competing on the January 7 Gervonta “Tank” Davis vs. Hector Luis Garcia Showtime PPV undercard from Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C., took part in a virtual press conference…
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World title twinbill in San Antonio

Tickets are on sale now to see two-division world champion Rey Vargas (36-0, 22 KOs) and WBC #1 contender O’Shaquie Foster (19-2, 11 KOs) battle for the vacant WBC super featherweight title formerly held by Shakur Stevenson on Saturday, February 11 live on Showtime from the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. Not yet announced is a reported co-feature between IBF #1 junior welterweight Jeremias Ponce (30-0, 20 KOs) and #2 Subriel Matias (18-1, 18 KOs) for the vacant IBF belt formerly held by Josh Taylor.

Tickets are on sale now to see two-division world champion Rey Vargas (36-0, 22 KOs) and WBC #1 contender O’Shaquie Foster (19-2, 11 KOs) battle for the vacant WBC super…
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Saracho looks to upset the odds

Heavy-handed Mexican lightweight Jesus Saracho (12-1, 11 KOs) is looking to shock the world as he steps up against WBO #8 rated Cesar “Rainman” Francis (12-0, 7 KOs) on Wednesday, January 25 in Plant City, Florida, in the inaugural ProBox TV’s Future Stars Series.

“I am coming to win,” said Saracho. “I understand this is a big platform, and I am going to make a statement against Cesar Francis. He is highly regarded and ranked and a win gets me a major fight in the future with title implications. I have heard many people say Cesar Francis could be the prospect of the year, so I am looking to derail his career and the hype. Continue reading “Saracho looks to upset the odds”

Heavy-handed Mexican lightweight Jesus Saracho (12-1, 11 KOs) is looking to shock the world as he steps up against WBO #8 rated Cesar “Rainman” Francis (12-0, 7 KOs) on Wednesday,…
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Tank Davis arrested again

Updates:
Tank Gives His Side…Then deletes post
911 Call…He’s gonna kill me!
Police Report…Slapped woman with closed hand

By TMZ.com

WBA “regular” lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis has been arrested in Florida, TMZ Sports has confirmed … just days before his scheduled fight against Hector Luis Garcia.

According to jail records, the 28-year-old was booked in Broward County on Tuesday on a battery domestic violence charge. He posed for a mug shot — and the records show as of late Tuesday night/early Wednesday morning, he was still in police custody.

Further details surrounding the allegations against Davis were not made immediately available.

The fighter is slated to step in the ring with HLG on Jan. 7 in Washington D.C., though it’s unclear if Tuesday’s arrest will change plans.

Davis — 27-0 in pro fights — is no stranger to trouble with the law … he’s been arrested several times in the past few years … including in 2020, after he was accused of roughing up his ex-girlfriend at a celebrity basketball game in Florida.

Story developing …

Updates: Tank Gives His Side…Then deletes post 911 Call…He’s gonna kill me! Police Report…Slapped woman with closed hand By TMZ.com WBA “regular” lightweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis has been arrested…
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“La Roca” De Gracia ready for big 2023

BrayanFormerly world-ranked featherweight contender Brayan “La Roca” De Gracia (29-2-1, 25 KOs) of Panama has his sights on big fight opportunities in 2023. De Gracia was rapidly climbing the world rankings prior to being upset by Eduardo Ramirez in 2019. De Gracia is currently riding a 3-fight win streak and has a new structure to his team.

His former advisor Gabriel Barron based out of Southern California will now be at the helm as his co-manager. Barron is well respected in the boxing community, having worked with a large list of talented fighters over the last 20 years. Barron has had an immediate impact including organizing De Gracia’s last two fights and most significantly being the signing with Hall of Fame Promoter Lou DiBella. DiBella has high hopes for De Gracia to land the best fights possible in 2023. De Gracia’s long-time manager Arauz Aristides remains on as co-manager. Continue reading ““La Roca” De Gracia ready for big 2023”

Formerly world-ranked featherweight contender Brayan “La Roca” De Gracia (29-2-1, 25 KOs) of Panama has his sights on big fight opportunities in 2023. De Gracia was rapidly climbing the world…
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Boots Ennis Workout Quotes

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Undefeated IBF #1 welterweight Jaron “Boots” Ennis held a media workout in his hometown of Philadelphia on Tuesday as he prepares to take on IBF #4-rated Karen Chukhadzhian for the IBF interim world title in the co-main event of a Showtime PPV on January 7 from Capital One Arena in Washington, D.C.

Jaron Ennis: “I feel like Errol Spence Jr. would fight me. I’m going in there with the intention of winning the interim title, then fighting Errol next. I think we can make it happen.”

Here is what Ennis and his father and trainer “Bozy” Ennis had to say Tuesday from the Philly’s Next Champ Gym. Continue reading “Boots Ennis Workout Quotes”

Undefeated IBF #1 welterweight Jaron “Boots” Ennis held a media workout in his hometown of Philadelphia on Tuesday as he prepares to take on IBF #4-rated Karen Chukhadzhian for the…
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