Saturday, March 25th, Showtime PPV | 6 PM, Prelims on YouTube prior. On Saturday, a major pay-per-view match will occur as David Benavidez will face Caleb Plant, for Benavidez’s WBC interim super middleweight title, with the winner being mandatory for Canelo Alvarez. A lot is at stake, so let’s go

Regis Prograis beat Jose Zepeda by technical knockout in the 11th round on Saturday at Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson. The fight was scheduled for 12 rounds for the WBC super lightweight championship. Outside of the first round and a couple of moments here and there Zepeda had no

 Southern California club show promoter MarvNation Promotions easily won a purse bid on Tuesday to gain promotional rights to the vacant WBC junior welterweight title fight between Jose Zepeda and former titleholder Regis Prograis. MarvNation bid a whopping $2,400,000 to easily top the second-place bid of $1,260,050 by TGB Promotions,

WBC Champion: Devin Haney WBA Champion: Rolando Romero/Ismael Barroso IBF Champion: Subriel Matias WBO Champion: Teofimo Lopez

Despite being undefeated Oscar Valdez was looked at as a healthy favorite against Miguel Berchelt, yet his brutal late-round KO of Oscar Valdez was not just career defining, it was a statement to the rest of the division as with this win, Valdez became the man in the lower weights.

Butaev Too Much For James I hadn’t seen Radzhab Butaev prior, I had seen his name as someone who gave Alexander Besputin a tough fight in Russia, but couldn’t put a style to the name. Well, against Jamal James, it was walk-down city, as even though the Showtime crew had

Top Rank’s Arnold Barboza Jr., has earned everything the ol’ fashion way. Undefeated in 25 pro fights, unsigned until a chance training camp with Mike Alvarado, in which Alvarado was prepping for Marquez, saw Barboza get signed by the industry giant, and probably didn’t hurt that Barboza could fill up

“The Tartan Tornado” Josh Taylor became a legend tonight in only his eighteenth fight, becoming the first man from Scotland to unify all four belts in the super lightweight division, only the second undisputed world champion from Scotland matching hall-of-famer Ken Buchanan, as Taylor outpointed Jose Ramirez via a 12-round

It is fitting on that on my birthday, cheap plug for myself, that I am writing about one of the best fights I have ever witnessed, and I don’t have to squint my eyes, watching it in standard definition, as it happened last night.   Jose Zepeda knocked out Ivan

Premier Boxing Champions came back with a bang, and Top Rank Inc, have stepped up to the plate now as well as the 4Q of boxing looks entertaining even if wildfires rage in California, the future of the COVID-19 pandemic seems unending, and financial ruin seems inevitable. Today, via press