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,

Boxing is often looked at a sport in which it is a sport filled with bloodlust and personalities that don’t behave like professionals sadly get rewarded at times as bad behavior can create high engagement on social media. In a world, in which so much negativity gets rewarded, we thought

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

Basic Info: Josh Taylor has the ceiling of being the greatest British fighter, ever and is very similar to the plight of the current U.K. GOAT, Joe Calzaghe, often doubted, and but never defeated. The Scottish Taylor is a fighter, who was moved quickly and has already amassed a hall-of-fame

Gervonta “Tank” Davis stopped Leo Santa Cruz in six rounds, last Saturday on PPV, in a highlight-reel fashion. Davis, an emerging star of the 130-and-135 lbs division looks to be a tentpole champion at these divisions as well as Floyd Mayweather being so involved in his camp, will keep the

Josh Taylor now holds the WBA and IBF super-lightweight world titles after defeating the ever-popular Regis Prograis via majority decision at the 02 Arena in London, England. The bout was back and forth as both fighters showed their strengths and weaknesses in this bout. In the end, it seems that

As I watched Regis Prograis brutally stop Kiryl Relikh in the sixth round, in his home state of Louisana, broadcast on DAZN this past weekend, I wondered aloud…. “When will I ever give Regis Prograis his credit?” I mean, Prograis is good, we all know that. He won the WBA

Undefeated NABF Women’s lightweight champion, Selina “Aztec Queen” Barrios (5-0, 2 KOs), returns to the ring April 27, 2019, against the former world champion, Melissa “The Shark” Hernandez (22-7-3, 7 KOs). The six-round bout will take place at the Cajundome in Lafayette, LA, as a special feature attraction on the WBSS super-lightweight

WBC super lightweight diamond champion Regis Prograis took to all of his social media platform to ponder if he should pull out of seemingly doomed World Boxing Super Series to face WBC super lightweight world champion Jose Ramirez. Above is the post in which Prograis asks the question and also