Prospect of the Year – Ryan Garcia Golden Boy Promotions might be in rough shape outside of Canelo Alvarez with a series of talented fighters who are not necessarily drawn compiling the roster, but that might have changed with Ryan Garcia. The young 19-year-old is already 13-0 with 12 KOs

Napa, CA super featherweight Brandon Trejo made weight for his scheduled bout tonight in Ontario, Ca on a Thompson Boxing card. Trejo, who is fighting this bout with a heavy heart after a massive wildfire made it hard for him to train in the final days of camp. The fight

Boxing returns to the Bay Area this Saturday, August 19th in Pleasanton, Ca at the Alameda County Fairgrounds as Squarevision Entertainment returns with their third card of the year entitled “Bay Area Titans III”. The card is headlined by junior welterweight Eddie Diaz (3-6-3) taking on a man he knocked

Sacramento, CA super middleweight Mike Guy (9-2-1 5KOs) will face unbeaten Roc Nation Sports prospect Junior Younan (12-0 9KOs tonight at the Queen Mary in Los Angeles, CA. Younan, a native New Yorker, has been on a streak of first round KOs, stopping three of his last four opponents in

Oakland native, who moved to San Francisco, CA in his adulthood, lightweight Willie Shaw (2-0 2KOs) picked up the second win of his career in Tijuana, Mexico on July 14th. Shaw, who trains with Jairo Escobar at Hit Fit SF, picked up his second knockout win, both of which were

Cruiserweight sensation Sam “The Vanilla Gorilla” Crossed (5-0, 3 KOs) of Greenbelt, Maryland, will be stepping back into the squared circle on July 15, at the Sphinx on K in the co-main event. This will be Crossed’s first fight after suffering a broken bone in his right hand in his last

Joseph Landeros (8-0 8KOs) is quietly making history as the 16 year-old professional boxer as the the young bantamweight picked up his 8th professional victory in Mexico. Landeros, who has won all of his fights by way of knockout.

16 year-old Joseph Landeros of Riverside, CA improved to 7-0 with all seven of his wins coming by way of KO. Landeros, who fought Wednesday night in Mexico, is one of a slew of young fighters who are forgoing a chance at Olympic glory and heading straight into the pros.

Ringstar Sports, the newly formed promotional company headed up by longtime boxing executive Richard Schaefer, made another big move last week when the company signed highly touted 2016 U.S. Olympian Carlos Balderas, along with his brother Jose, to promotional agreements. Ringstar will represent the two amateur standouts as they turn

Anthony “Million Dollar” Crolla (31-4-3, 13 KOs) and Jorge “El Nino de Oro” Linares (40-3, 27 KOs) hosted a public media workout today at the National Football Museum, in Manchester ahead of their unification blockbuster for the WBA, WBC Diamond and vacant Ring Magazine Lightweight Championships at the Manchester Arena