Haney makes case for Lomachenko fight Undefeated lightweight contender Devin Haney (22-0, 140KOs) is now making a valid claim to contest for Vasyl Lomachenko’s WBC lightweight world title after defeating Zaur Abdullaev (11-1 7KOs) in the main event of a card taking place on Friday night at the Hulu Theater

Paul Mendez, who currently trains out of The Rock Boxing Gym in Salinas, Ca, now has one of the biggest bouts of his career as he faces Yamaguchi Falcao, an undefeated Golden Boy Promotions prospect who won a bronze medal at the 2012 Olympic Games, taking place March 9th at

Heavyweight Sergey Kuzmin (14-0 11KOs) solidified himself as a true player in the heavyweight division as he technically knocked-out LaRon Mitchell (16-2 14KOs) on the undercard of Dmitry Bivol versus Jean Pascal from the Hard Rock in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Mitchell was knocked down four times in the bout

    Photo: David Spagnolo/Main Events    Dmitry Bivol  Jean Pascal  St. Petersburg, Russia Montreal, Canada 13-0, 11 KOs 33-5-1, 20 KOs Weight: 174.4 Weight: 174.6 Murodjon Ahkmadaliev Issac Zarate Namangan, Usbekistan San Pedro, CA 4-0, 3 KOs 16-3-3, 2 KOs Weight: 121.2 Weight: 122.0 Israil Madrimov  Vladimir Hernandez   Khiva,

San Francisco, Ca’s own heavyweight LaRon Mitchell will return after his first career defeat to former sparring partner Rodney Hernandez on November 24th in Atlantic City, New Jersey against unbeaten Russian Sergey Kuzmin. Kuzmin, who is currently 13-0 with 10 knockouts has a technical draw to tough veteran Amir Mansour