WBC and WBO super lightweight champion Terence Crawford (31-0 21KOs) defended his title against game challenger Felix Diaz (19-2 9KOs) from Madison Square Garden in New York City, New York. Crawford seemingly cruised to victory as he made a former gold medal Olympian look beyond mortal. In the first round,

2012 U.S. Olympian, Jose Ramirez (19-0 14KOs) who has spent his years as a professional at the famed Wild Card Boxing Gym in Los Angles, Ca, will return against Jake Giuriceo (20-5-1 5KOs) of Youngstown, Ohio on May 5th at the Reno-Sparks Convention Center, Reno, Nevada . Ramirez, who is currently on

Last night at the Marriott Events Center in Burbank, CA, Top Rank INC returned with another installment of “Solo Boxeo” headlined by junior featherweight Casey Ramos (24-1 6KOs) who edged veteran Miguel Beltran Jr. (31-6 21KOs) in a ten round fight. Ramos, per usual, started somewhat slow, but came to

Tomorrow night on UniMas from The Marriott Events Center in Burbank, CA, Top Rank will return with a card topped with two bouts at super featherweight. Casey Ramos 131.8 vs. Miguel Beltran 131.4 Eric Deleon 131.6 vs. Daulis Prescott 131.6 Arnold Barboza Jr 142.4 vs. Markus Morris 142.6 Eric Fowler

On Saturday night, WBO featherweight champion Oscar Valdez does battle with Miguel Marriaga, but not before the faced off on Wednesday at the press conference. The fight which is taking place at the StubHub Center in Carson, CA, is available to all fight fans via Top Rank PPV.

Well known Oakland fighter Bilal Mahasin (9-3-1 1KO) will take on Top Rank prospect Maxim Dadashev (6-0 5KOs) on the undercard of Oscar Valdez vs. Miguel Marriaga in Carson, Ca. The bout will not be available as part of the Top Rank PPV on April 22nd, but tickets are still

16 year-old Gabriel Flores Jr. of Stockton, CA will make his professional debut on May 5th on the televised portion of a “Solo Boxeo” card taking place at Reno-Sparks Convention Center in Reno, Nevada. Flores, who has won more national titles then he has fingers on his hands, is looking to

Vasly Lomachenko 129.6 vs Jason Sosa 130 (originally 130.2) Oleksander Gvozdyk 174.2 vs Yunieski Gonzalez 174.8 Michael Hunter 198.0 vs Oleksandr Usyk 199.4 Mike Reed 141.2 vs Reyes Sanchez 141.4 Jesse Hart 168.0 vs Alan Campa 165.6 Egidijus Kavaliausks 148.2 vs Ramses Agaton 147.0 Patrick Harris 136.0 vs Omar Garcia

By Sevak Sarkisian As most fight fans already know, two time Olympic Gold Medalist and current WBO super featherweight world champion Vasyl Lomachenko (7-1 5KO’s) will be stepping back into the ring to defend his title against former WBA titlist Jason Sosa (20-1-4 15KO’s) on Saturday April 8th.  The bout

Undefeated champions and 2012 Ukrainian Olympic medalists VASYL LOMACHENKO, ALEKSANDR USYK and OLEKSANDR GVOZDYK hosted a Media Workout at World Boxing Gymnasium in Oxnard, Calif. today. All three are in deep training for their title defenses, which will take place Saturday, April 8, at The Theater at MGM National Harbor