Gary Russell Jr. Returns Saturday, January 22nd, 6 PM PST on Showtime Gary Russell Jr. has been the WBC featherweight world champion for seven years, yet he doesn’t appear on pound-for-pound lists, and if compared to anyone, his closest comparison might be Santa Claus or the Easter Bunny, as, from

At the end of the year, everyone loves lists, and especially if your state is currently in shelter-in-place due to the national pandemic.  This year we have taken this to heart and wrote a series based around each of the four major promoters, Top Rank, Golden Boy, Matchroom/DAZN, and a

Though Vic Pasillas (16-0, 9 KOs), in theory, was the co-main event, Pasillas easily overshadowed the two accompanying fights, on the three-fight FS1 telecast on Wednesday night as he stopped previously unbeaten Ranfis Encarnacion (17-1, 13 KOs) at 2:29 of the sixth round, in what served as a reintroduction of

The road for unbeaten amateur standout featherweight Víc Pasillas has not been the easiest. Pasillas, a decorated amateur boxer with 300 amateur wins, who turned professional on the same card as Nonito Donaire, and the modern classic of Brandon Rios vs Mike Alvarado at “then known as” Home Depot Center, with

Decorated amateur super bantamweight Victor Pasillas (13-0 6KOs) ), who now trains out of Undisputed Boxing Gym in Redwood City, Ca will return to action on April 20th, 2019 at The Scottish Rite Theatre in San Antonio, Texas. Pasillas currently works with Prince Ranch Boxing and has been very active

“Vicious” Victor Pasillas (11-0 4KOs) will return the ring after a two and a half year layoff where he will be taking on Alejandro Moreno (24-38-3) on the undercard of a card at the Scottish Rite Theatre in San Antonio, Texas on January 20th, 2018. Pasillas, who recently sparred Vasyl

Venue: Churchill County Fairgrounds, Fallon, Nevada TV: UniMas Saul Rodriguez 130.8 vs. Ramsey Luna 131.4 Vic Pasillas 121.8 vs. Andres Tapia 123.8 Luis Ramos Jr. 139.2 vs. Sergio Villanueva 135.4 Oscar Vasquez 113 vs. Jose Toribio 113 Rafael Busuioe 128.4 vs. Xavier Martinez 130 Christian Silva 123.8 vs. Michael Gaxiola

Ray Beltran 135.4* vs. Takahiro Ao 134.8 (vacant WBO lightweight title) Mikael Zewski 146.8 vs. Konstantin Ponomarev 146.6 (NABF welterweight title) Jessie Magdaleno 123.8 vs. Raul Hirales 126 Egor Mekhontsev 174.5 vs. Hakim Zoulikha 174 Vic Pasillas 122.6 vs. Marcello Gallardo 123.8 Abraham Lopez 139.4 vs. Alfonso Olivera 139  

Ray Beltran from Los Mochis, Mexico winds down training camp as he prepares to take on Takahiro Ao from Chiba, Japan in the main event, a 12-round bout for the vacant WBO Lightweight World Championship , Friday, May 1st. The bout marks the first of a new partnership with Top