The annual seminal event in the sport of Women’s boxing, the International Women’s Boxing Hall of Fame induction, will be held on August 30 at the DoubleTree Hotel in Brisbane, CA (approximately ten miles north of San Francisco). The 2019 ceremony/dinner, the sixth edition of a celebration of the sport

Jose Ramirez (25-0, 17 KOs) now holds two world titles after his sixth-round TKO of undefeated Maurice Hooker (26-1-3, 17 KOs) by devastating sixth-round TKO on Saturday night at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas, Hooker’s hometown. Ramirez knocked down Hooker in round one. Ramirez controlled the majority of the

Unbeaten two-time WBA super featherweight champion Gervonta “Tank” Davis (22-0, 21 KOs) recorded another vintage performance with a second-round TKO over mandatory contender Ricardo Núñez (21-3, 19 KOs) on Saturday night at the Royal Farms Arena in Baltimore, Maryland. Davis caught Nunez in round two and referee Harvey Dock stepped

Welterweight Rudy Macedo (10-0 9KOs) picked up a devastating third-round knockout last night in Tijuana, Mexico as he stopped Jose Daniel Ruiz (34-12-2 24KOs) at the Gym Bureau, Tijuana. Macedo caught Ruiz with a lead hand, left 45, a hybrid of an uppercut and a hook that dropped his opponent

Welterweight Ruben Torres won his first main event bout as he knocked out Ruben Tamayo as he headlined Thompson Boxing’s event from the DoubleTree in Ontario, CA. Super featherweight James Early upset previously undefeated Anthony Sanchez by way of a six-round unanimous decision. Super welterweight Leo Ruiz Acevedo stopped Donnis

WBC super lightweight world champion and 2012 U.S.Olympian Jose Ramirez of Avenal, Ca, is hitting the third phase of his career, which is how great can he become? Ramirez has accomplished the first parts as he rounds home in the last half of his career which are; developing into a

Super lightweight contender Maxim Dadashev has passed away on Tuesday morning as a result of brain injuries suffered during his 11th round technical knockout loss to Subriel Matias on Friday Night at the MGM National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland. Dadashev, who trained with Marco Contreras and Buddy McGirt for

Eight-division world champion Manny Pacquiao is now a thirteen-time world champion after defeating Keith “One-Time” Thurman in the main event bout of the FOX pay-per-view from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada to win the WBA welterweight world title, Thurman previously held. The bout started fast with

Welterweight Yordenis Ugas (16-1 11KOs) picked up the biggest win of his career defeating former lightweight world champion Omar Figueroa Jr. (18-3 12KOs) in the second bout of the FOX pay-per-view from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. The bout started as an all-action affair with Figueroa

Welterweight Sergey Lipinets (16-1 11KOs) defeated Jayar Inson (18-3 12KOs) in the second bout of the FOX pay-per-view from the MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. Inson, who took the fight on 24-hour notice, after the original opponent of John Molina Jr. got injured at the 48th hour