Peter “Kid Chocolate” Quillin (32-0-1 23KOs) returned to form with a vicious knockout of Michael Zerafa (17-2 9KOs) on Saturday afternoon at Foxwoods in Mashantucket, Connecticut. In a fairly lackluster performance, Quillin changed the course of the bout with a violent knockout of Zerafa who was knocked out cold and

Squarevision entertainment returns with a card on November 7th in Richmond, CA at the Richmond Auditorium. The card will feature Bilal Mahasin of Oakland, CA, Luis Garcia of Richmond, CA, Aaron Coley of Hayward, CA, Troy King of Oakland, Ca by way of Akron, Ohio, Moises Benitez of San Jose,

WBC super-featherweight champ, Japanese southpaw Takashi “Bomber” Miura (29-2-2, 22 KOs) will defend his belt against number one contender Francisco Vargas (22-0-1, 16 KOs) in Las Vegas on November 21 at the Mandalay Bay Hotel & Casino. The fight which was official announced by Miura’s promoter,Teiken, pits potentially the two best

WBC light heavyweight world champion Adonis “Superman” Stevenson steamrolled Tommy “Kryptonite” Karpency earning a third round knockout on Friday night at the Ricoh Coliseum in Toronto. Stevenson nearly ended the bout by dropping Karpency at the end of round two with a straight left and floored him again to start round

Unbeaten two-time Mexican Olympian featherweight Oscar Valdez scored an impressive fifth round TKO over former contender Chris “The Hitman” Avalos on Friday night at the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas. Valdez had an answer for everything Avalos presented eventually dropping him in round three and rocking him in rounds four and five. The

Cornelius Bundrage 153 vs. Jermall Charlo 153 (IBF jr middleweight title) Peter Quillin 160 vs. Michael Zerafa 162 Marcus Browne 175 vs. Gabriel Campillo 179 Hugo Centeno Jr 161 vs. Lukasz Maciec 159 Gary Stark Jr 124 vs. Anthony Napunyi 124 Titus Williams 126 vs. Benjamin Burgos 124 Antonio Russell

Venue: MGM Grand, Las Vegas Promoter: Mayweather Promotions TV: PPV Floyd Mayweather 146 vs. Andre Berto 145 (WBC/WBA welterweight title) Roman Martinez 129.5 vs. Orlando Salido 130 (WBO super featherweight title) Badou Jack 167.5 vs. George Groves 168 (WBC super middleweight title) Jhonny Gonzalez 129 vs. Jonathon Oquendo 129 Vanes

Tomorrow marks the end of the 19 year career of arguably the best fighter of this era. The pound for pound King, who calls himself ‘TBE”.  Floyd “Money” Mayweather  has 36 minutes left in his career.  Over the past few years, Floyd Mayweather has been the highest paid athlete in the

Venue: Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas TV: truTV Oscar Valdez 126.8 vs. Chris Avalos 126.8 Jesse Hart 167.2 vs. Aaron Pryor Jr 167.4 Egor Mekhontsev 175.6 vs. Jackson Junior 177 Mike Reed 140 vs. Antonio Canas 140 Erick De Leon 130.4 vs. Angel Hernandez 129.4 Frankie Winton 127.4 vs. Thomas Smith

Venue: Ricoh Coliseum, Toronto, Ontario, Canada TV: Spike (USA), PPV (Canada) Adonis Stevenson 175 vs. Tommy Karpency 174.5 (WBC light heavyweight championship) Errol Spence 146.5 vs. Chris van Heerden 146.5 Prichard Colon 149 vs. Vivian Harris 149 Dillon Carman 234 vs. Razor Ruddock 242.5 Sandy Tsagouris 128 vs. Shannon O’Connell