Luis Collazo and Angel Ruiz Astorga both came in below the 154lbs limit ahead of their super welterweight clash tomorrow night live on ProBox TV. Collazo (39-8, 20 KOs) came in under a pound lighter than the ordered limit, the former WBA Welterweight World champion weighed in at 152.6 lbs.  Ruiz Astorga (17-2-1, 7 KOs)

The Big Fight It is finally here. Multi-weight world champion Gervonta Davis will face Ryan Garcia in a 136-lbs catchweight bout that has the whole boxing world buzzing. The two are similar, yet different in so many regards. Which is most of the drama as well. Let’s look at the

TV is back with its monthly edition of Wednesday Night Fights next week on April 19 in Plant City, Florida. Featuring three bouts televised at no cost to viewers, the headline fight will be between former WBA Welterweight World Champion Luis Collazo (39-8 20 KOs) and Angel Ruiz Astorga (17-2-1, 12 KOs) over ten rounds.  Collazo had 16 months out

LUIS COLLAZO “WANTS TO SHOW BOXING” HE IS BACK VS. ANGEL RUIZ ASTORGA ON APRIL 19 ProBox TV returns with its monthly edition of Wednesday Night Fights next week on April 19 in Plant City, Florida. The main event will see former WBA World Welterweight champion, Luis Collazo lock horns with Angel Ruiz Astorga over ten rounds. 

Featherweight Ruben Villa of Salinas, Ca, now is the WBO international featherweight champion after getting a ten-round decision over Luis Alberto Lopez in the main event of ShoBox: The Next Generation. Villa showed superior skills and outboxed, a rugged opponent in Lopez. The judges saw the bout 97-93, 98-92 and

Featherweight Arnold Dinong (4-0 1KO), who trains out of San Mateo, Ca’s Aloha Time Boxing Studio, picked up a four-round decision at the DoubleTree in Orange, California, beating Miguel Moreno (0-1). Dinong, a volume puncher who works with Mike Bazzel and Bruno Escalante, has fought on Thompson Boxing Promotions cards