Welcome back to the second edition of the ITR Arizona Boxing Weekly! I think I have officially settled on this name. Unless I receive some super cool suggestion, we are going to rock with this one. I like it too, ITR Arizona Boxing Weekly. Next week I’ll have some cool

Undefeated super bantamweight contender Carlos Castro has signed a multi-year promotional agreement with Top Rank, Hall of Fame promoter Bob Arum announced today. Castro, a 24-year-old resident of Phoenix, Arizona, has a record of 20-0 with nine knockouts and is the current WBC USNBC super bantamweight champion. “I am very

Super Fly 2 ON HBO, SATURDAY Sriskat Sor Rungviasi will look to answer some questions on Saturday night at The Forum in Inglewood, CA, as Rungviasi defends his title against Juan Francisco Estrada. The sinking feeling in my gut, which might not be fair, is that Rungvisai might have caught

In Arizona in a seemingly stay busy fight super welterweight slugger Vladimir Hernandez (9-2, 6 KOs) scored an eight round unanimous decision over Top Rank signed fighter Daniel Valdivia (14-1, 10 KOs) of Tulare, Ca. The fight which was very competitive was a shock to many as Valdivia was a signed

Fan favorite Daniel Valdivia of Tulare, California will not be fighting in Arizona on this weekend’s Iron Boy card as he informed fans via social media. The popular fighter expressed his sadness over not being able to fight via his Facebook page which is quoted below. Last year, Valdivia won

Tulare, California’s super welterweight “El Chapulin” Daniel Valdivia (11-0 9KOs) continued his winning ways at the Fox Theater in Phoenix, Arizona as he stopped Miguel Munguia (31-34-1 25KOs) in the first round of their bout. Valdivia dominated the bout never giving his foe a chance. The fight was stopped upon the

Venue: Convention Center, Tucson, Arizona TV: UniMas Oscar Valdez 127.6 vs. Ernie Sanchez 127.4 Jose Benavidez 152.4 vs. Sidney Siqueira 145.6 Jesse Hart 171 vs. Andrik Saralegui 168.4 Esquiva Falcao 157.6 vs. Hector Munoz 157  

July 24th, Friday Mexico City, Mexico, Telemundo, tape delay – Romulo Koasicha vs. Guillermo Avila, 12 rounds, featherweights; Martin Casillas vs. Roberto Pucheta, 8 rounds, bantamweights A decent couple of bouts for diehard boxing fans who enjoy the lighter weight classes, the main event features a battle of two guys