Israil Madrimov (1-0 1KO) is extremely good as he more than likely made boxing history fighting for a WBA regional title in a sanctioned ten-round bout in his professional debut. Madrimov’s opponent was no run of the mill opponent either as he faced, Vladimir Hernandez, a man who defeated Tulare, Ca

Have gloves will travel as 19 year old Joseph “Blessed Hands” Adorno (11-0, 10 KO’s) from Allentown, PA. scores a forth round TKO victory over Luis Gerardo Avila in Puerto Rico tonight.@spartanboxingclubpr ?@trboxing @KornerMan44 pic.twitter.com/ja8rEH68VW — Damon Gonzalez (@DamonGonzalez_) November 25, 2018 Joseph “Blessed Hands” Adorno (11-0 10KOs) from Allentown,

  Cruiserweight Denis Lebedev (32-2, 23 KOs) outworked Oregan boxer and promoter Mike Wilson (19-1, 8 KOs) on Saturday at the Casino de Monte Carlo in Monte Carlo, Monaco. The 39-year-old Lebedev hurt Wilson in the fourth round, but Wilson hung in there and found his infinity pace as the two

Heavyweight Sergey Kuzmin (14-0 11KOs) solidified himself as a true player in the heavyweight division as he technically knocked-out LaRon Mitchell (16-2 14KOs) on the undercard of Dmitry Bivol versus Jean Pascal from the Hard Rock in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Mitchell was knocked down four times in the bout

Israil Madrimov of Uzbekistan will be making history in his professional debut in a ten-round bout, which is unheard of. Madrimov is a decorated amateur who won the best boxer of the World Series of Boxing in 2017, earned a gold medal at the 2018 Asian Olympic Games as well as the 2017 Asian

Deontay Wilder was ringside in April 2017 at London’s Wembley Stadium as IBF/WBA/WBO counterpart Anthony Joshua stopped 41-year-old Wladimir Klitschko in a competitive affair that saw Joshua get off the canvas in the sixth round to make his third defense of the IBF heavyweight title by way of 11th round

WBO super welterweight champion Jaime Munguia is mere days away from announcing his next bout as he is just awaiting word from his promoter, Zanfer. Munguia’s next bout will be against Japan’s Takeshi Inoue on January 26th in Texas or California and on an unconfirmed network. Inoue had been rumored

Bryant “B.Y.” Jennings is itching for another heavyweight world title shot. The 34-year-old Philadelphia native has won five consecutive bouts, four by knockout, and is intent on making an emphatic statement. Jennings will put his IBF International and NABO heavyweight belts on the line in a 12-round showdown against the