Venue: Los Angeles Sports Arena TV: HBO Latino Start Time: 11PM EST/8PM PST Mauricio Herrera 139.4 vs. Hank Lundy 139 Michael Perez 134.4 vs. Luis Sanchez 133.4 Joseph Diaz 125.6 vs. Rene Alvarado 125.8 Jason Quigley 161.6 vs. Tom Howard 159.4 Nicolas Arce 128.2 vs. Ricardo Alvarado 130.4 Jesus Delgado

Venue: USF Sun Dome Network: ESPN Start Time: 9PM EST/6PM PST Keith Thurman 146.2 vs. Luis Collazo 147 (WBA “regular” welterweight title) Tony Harrison 153.8 vs. Willie Nelson 154.6 Edner Cherry 132 vs. Luis Cruz 132.8 Anthony Peterson 138 vs. Ramesis Gil 137.4 Patryk Szymanski 155.6 vs. Maurice Louishomme 154.6 Antonio

  Jay Z once said “…this can’t be life.” Those immortal words are never more true when word hit the boxing streets that Shane Mosley will face Ricardo Mayorga as both are well past their best years as they will do battle August 29th in Los Angeles, CA at 154

At the final press conference for Premier Boxing Champions debut on ESPN this Saturday in which welterweights Keith Thurman vs. Luis Collazo, it was the co-main event that stole the show. Tony Harrison brought his larger than life persona to the podium as he vocally critiqued Willie Nelson’s demeanor which

Jessie Vargas is not happy with the decision for his fight with Tim Bradley being ruled a loss and is seeking for it to be overturned to a no contest because the referee, Pat Russell, mistakenly ended the fight seven seconds early thinking he heard the final bell, which was

At the media day for Mauricio Herrera vs. Hank Lundy, Lundy got heated towards Herrera eventually pushing his Herrera which caused quite the hubbub. Lundy who insulted Herrera saying he indulged in alcoholic beverages prior to the camp and was struggling to make the weight limit for the fight spoke

6PM, Tampa, Florida, EPSN – WBA “regular” welterweight title, Keith Thurman (c) vs. Luis Collazo; co-main junior middleweight, 10 rounds, Tony Harrison vs. Willie Nelson. A lightweight fight between Edner Cherry and Luis Cruz will be shown online at ESPN3.com.   Los Angeles, CA, HBO Latino – Junior Welterweights, 10 rounds,

Floyd Mayweather (48-0, 26 KOs) mentioned Karim “Hard Hitta” Mayfield (19-2-1, 11 KOs) as one of his possible opponents for his final contracted fight with Showtime, the San Francisco native says is ready to step up and give Mayweather his first loss. “I’m always ready to fight anyone anywhere,” said