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Fight results tonight:

Sunday, April 13, 2025

Sumiyoshi Ward Center, Osaka

Kaito Yamasaki (9-1-0) def. Wisaksil Wangek (58-6-1) – W (Super Bantamweight)
Yamasaki pulled off a big one, beating a seasoned veteran. Stayed sharp, stayed composed, and grabbed the win.

Saturday, April 12, 2025

Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City

Jaron Ennis (33-0-0) def. Eimantas Stanionis (15-0-0) – W (Welterweight – IBF World Title)
Ennis showed why he’s the real deal. Stanionis came to fight, but Ennis was on another level. Sharp, fast, and vicious.

Raymond Ford (16-1-1) def. Thomas Mattice (22-4-1) – W (Super Featherweight)
Ford kept it clean, boxed smart, and walked away with the W without much trouble.

Tuesday, April 8, 2025

Korakuen Hall, Tokyo

Kyosuke Takami (8-0-0) def. Toshiki Kawamitsu (11-1-0) – L (Light Flyweight – Japanese Title)
Takami took the strap, outworking Kawamitsu over the distance. Big moment for the young fighter.

Sunday, April 6, 2025

Newcastle Entertainment Centre, Broadmeadow, Newcastle

Tim Tszyu (24-2-0) def. Joseph Spencer (19-1-0) – W (Super Welterweight – WBO Inter-Continental Title Vacant)
Tszyu fought like a man possessed. Spencer tried to hang but couldn’t handle the pressure.

Saturday, April 5, 2025

Estadio F.A.B., Buenos Aires

Sol Cudos (9-0-2) def. Maria Sol Baumstarh (12-6-1) – W (Minimumweight – IBF World Title Vacant)
Cudos dominated from bell to bell. Baumstarh had heart, but no answers.

MBS Arena, Potsdam

Tina Rupprecht (14-1-1) def. Sumire Yamanaka (8-0-0) – W (Atomweight – IBF, WBC, WBO World Titles)
Rupprecht showed experience matters. Controlled the fight and unified the belts.

Barys Arena, Astana

Zhanibek Alimkhanuly (16-0-0) def. Anauel Ngamissengue (14-0-0) – W (Middleweight – IBF, WBO World Titles)
Ngamissengue was unbeaten, but Alimkhanuly wasn’t impressed. Took him apart and kept his belts.

Sultan Zaurbek (19-0-0) def. Azinga Fuzile (18-2-0) – W (Super Featherweight – IBF Inter-Continental Title Vacant)
Zaurbek stayed slick and busy, and Fuzile couldn’t find a way in.

Mexico City, Distrito Federal

Diego Torres Nunez (20-1-0) vs. Rogelio Jimenez (13-1-1) – Result Pending (Super Lightweight)

Co-op Live Arena, Manchester

Filip Hrgovic (17-1-0) def. Joe Joyce (16-3-0) – L (Heavyweight – WBO International Title Vacant)
Hrgovic battered Joyce and sent him packing. Joyce’s chin finally gave out.

Palms Casino Resort, Las Vegas

Lindolfo Delgado (22-0-0) def. Elvis Rodriguez (17-1-1) – W (Super Lightweight – WBO Latino Title)
Delgado stayed composed and sharp, taking a clear win over a tough opponent.

Richard Torrez Jr (12-0-0) def. Guido Vianello (13-2-1) – W (Heavyweight – IBF North American, NABF, WBO NABO Titles Vacant)
Torrez mauled Vianello from the opening bell. Took all the belts with him.

Albert Gonzalez (12-0-0) def. Dana Coolwell (13-3-0) – W (Featherweight)
Gonzalez stayed unbeaten with another smart, controlled win.

2300 Arena, Philadelphia

Antonio Moran (30-7-1) def. Mykquan Williams (22-0-2) – L (Super Lightweight – WBO International Title Vacant)
Moran fought like he had nothing to lose and broke Williams’ unbeaten run.

Sunday, March 30, 2025

Aichi Sky Expo, Tokoname

Melvin Jerusalem (23-3-0) def. Yudai Shigeoka (9-1-0) – W (Minimumweight – WBC World Title)
Jerusalem showed up big time. Smart movement, sharp counters, easy choice for the judges.

Saturday, March 29, 2025

Aichi Sky Expo, Tokoname

Masamichi Yabuki (17-4-0) def. Angel Ayala Lardizabal (18-0-0) – L (Flyweight – IBF World Title)
Yabuki proved the hype around Ayala was just that. Took the belt and the ‘0’.

Poliforum Benito Juarez, Cancun

William Zepeda Segura (32-0-0) def. Tevin Farmer (33-7-1) – W (Lightweight – WBC Interim World Title)
Farmer was slick early, but Zepeda walked him down and battered him late.

Yokasta Valle (32-3-0) def. Marlen Esparza (15-2-0) – W (Flyweight)
Valle didn’t give Esparza a second to think. Aggressive from start to finish.

Fontainebleau Las Vegas, Las Vegas

Brian Norman Jr (26-0-0) def. Derrieck Cuevas (27-1-1) – W (Welterweight – WBO World Title)
Norman looked sharp, fresh, and ruthless, taking the crown with ease.

Mikaela Mayer (20-2-0) def. Sandy Ryan (7-2-1) – W (Welterweight – WBO World Title)
Mayer showed why she’s world-class. Dominated Ryan and never looked back.

Saturday, March 22, 2025

Qudos Bank Arena, Sydney Olympic Park

George Kambosos Jr (21-3-0) def. Jake Wyllie (16-1-0) – W-UD (12 Rounds) (Super Lightweight)
Kambosos showed levels. Wyllie had some grit, but this wasn’t close. George picked his shots, stayed composed, and walked away with a clean unanimous win.

Tiara Brown (18-0-0) def. Skye Nicolson (12-0-0) – L-SD (10 Rounds x2) (Featherweight – WBC World Title)
Brown came to spoil the party—and she did. Skye boxed well, but Brown pressed and landed the heavier stuff. Split decision, but Brown earned that belt.

Imam Khataev (9-0-0) def. Durval Elias Palacio (14-3-0) – W-UD (10 Rounds) (Cruiserweight)
Khataev didn’t waste time feeling things out. He stayed on the front foot and kept Palacio on the ropes all night. Comfortable decision.

Cherneka Johnson (16-2-0) def. Nina Hughes (6-1-0) – W-TKO (Round 7/10 x2) (Bantamweight)
Johnson didn’t just win—she broke Hughes down round by round. By the seventh, Hughes had nothing left. The ref did her a favour stopping it when he did.

Sunday, March 16, 2025

Madison Square Garden Theater, New York

Callum Walsh (12-0-0) def. Dean Sutherland (19-1-0) – W-KO (Round 1/10) (Super Welter – WBC Continental Americas Title)
Sutherland barely had time to blink before Walsh sent him to the shadow realm. One round, one brutal knockout. That’s how you send a message.

Saturday, March 15, 2025

Allianz Cloud, Milan

Paolo Bologna (11-0-1) vs. Damiano Falcinelli (16-2-0) – D-PTS (10 Rounds) (Super Welter – Federazione Pugilistica Italiana Title)
Bologna and Falcinelli went at it, but the judges bottled it. A draw? Useless. Run it back, or don’t bother.

Galleria Events Venue, Johannesburg

Simon Ngoma (8-2-0) def. Kaine Fourie (9-0-2) – L-TKO (Round 1/10) (Lightweight)
Fourie got folded like a cheap chair. Ngoma came to scrap and left with a body on his record.

Bernice Ferreira (6-0-0) def. Bukiwe Nonina (20-4-2) – L-UD (6 Rounds x2) (Super Featherweight)
Ferreira dominated Nonina, who looked like she had no idea what she signed up for. Easy work.

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Hovhannes Bachkov (6-0-0) def. Jose Rivas Bastardo (10-0-0) – L-KO (Round 2/10) (Super Light)
Bachkov put Bastardo to sleep in two. Blink and you missed it.

Echo Arena, Liverpool

Nick Ball (21-0-1) def. TJ Doheny (26-5-0) – W-RTD (Round 10/12) (Featherweight)
Doheny had enough. His corner knew it, he knew it. Ball just battered him into submission.

Andrew Cain (13-1-0) def. Charlie Edwards (20-1-0) – W-SD (12 Rounds) (Bantam – BBBofC British, Commonwealth, WBC Silver Titles Vacant)
Cain edged a war. Edwards fought hard, but Cain had just a bit more dog in him.

Jadier Herrera (16-0-0) def. Jose Macias Enriquez (21-3-2) – W-TKO (Round 7/10) (Lightweight)
Herrera was relentless. Enriquez couldn’t handle the heat and folded in the seventh.

Ionut Baluta (16-5-1) def. Brad Strand (12-1-0) – L-SD (10 Rounds) (Super Bantam – WBO European Title Vacant)
Strand thought he had it in the bag. Baluta had other ideas. A brutal split decision win.

Thunder Studios, Long Beach

Lawrence King (17-1-0) def. William Langston (12-3-1) – W-UD (8 Rounds) (Light Heavyweight)
King boxed smart, Langston swung wild. Easy call for the judges.

Caribe Royale Orlando, Orlando

Austin Williams (17-1-0) def. Patrice Volny (19-1-0) – W-UD (12 Rounds) (Middleweight)
Williams put on a clinic. Volny had no answers, just excuses.

Jamaine Ortiz (18-2-1) def. Yomar Alamo (22-3-1) – W-UD (10 Rounds) (Super Light)
Ortiz did what needed to be done. Alamo got outworked.

Edgar Berlanga (22-1-0) def. Jonathan Gonzalez-Ortiz (20-0-1) – W-TKO (Round 1/10) (Super Middle – WBO NABO Title Vacant)
Berlanga came out like a rabid dog and put Gonzalez-Ortiz down immediately. One-round massacre.

Friday, March 14, 2025

Wind Creek Events Center, Bethlehem

Bryce Mills (17-1-0) def. Alex Martin (18-6-0) – W-UD (8 Rounds) (Super Light)
Martin never stood a chance. Mills toyed with him.

Thursday, March 13, 2025

Kokugikan, Tokyo

Kenshiro Teraji (24-1-0) def. Seigo Yuri Akui (21-2-1) – W-TKO (Round 12/12) (Flyweight – WBC World Title)
Teraji took his time, then obliterated Akui in the last round. Ruthless.

Anthony Olascuaga (8-1-0) def. Hiroto Kyoguchi (19-2-0) – W-UD (12 Rounds) (Flyweight – WBO World Title)
Kyoguchi was never in this fight. Olascuaga dominated start to finish.

Rene Santiago (13-4-0) def. Shokichi Iwata (14-1-0) – L-UD (12 Rounds) (Light Flyweight – WBO World Title)
Iwata got schooled. Santiago left him with nothing but regret.

Wednesday, March 12, 2025

Hordern Pavilion, Sydney

Michael Zerafa (32-5-0) def. Besir Ay (19-1-0) – W-TKO (Round 7/10) (Middleweight – WBO Inter-Continental Title Vacant)
Ay took a beating. Zerafa did him dirty in the seventh.

Keith Thurman (30-1-0) def. Brock Jarvis (22-1-0) – W-TKO (Round 3/10) (Super Welterweight)
Jarvis got mauled. Thurman made it look easy.

Cesar Mateo Tapia (17-0-1) def. Sergei Vorobev (20-2-2) – W-TKO (Round 5/10) (Middleweight – IBF Inter-Continental Title Vacant)
Tapia just ran through him. Vorobev looked lost.

Kirra Ruston (4-0-0) def. Tonga Tongotongo (9-0-0) – L-RTD (Round 6/10) (Light Heavyweight – Australian Title Vacant)
Tongotongo quit before Ruston could finish the job. Smart move.

Tuesday, March 11, 2025

Korakuen Hall, Tokyo

Kosuke Tomioka (8-4-0) def. Yoshiki Minato (11-7-1) – W-TD-U (Round 7/8) (Super Flyweight)
Tomioka took the fight and Minato’s pride.

Sunday, March 9, 2025

Calinan Gym, Davao City

Dennis Endar (7-2-2) def. Jahzeel Trinidad (12-1-0) – W-SD (10 Rounds) (Flyweight – Philippines Boxing Federation Title Vacant)
A scrap to the finish. Endar edged it out in a war.

Friday, March 7, 2025

Dynamo Volleyball Arena, Moscow

Albert Batyrgaziev (11-0-0) def. Neri Ariel Cruz Romero (18-0-0) – W-UD (12 Rounds) (Super Featherweight)
Batyrgaziev controlled the fight from start to finish. Romero had no answers, and the judges had no choice but to hand Batyrgaziev a clean sweep.

Royal Albert Hall, Kensington

Lauren Price (8-0-0) def. Natasha Jonas (16-2-1) – L-UD (10 Rounds x2) (Welterweight – IBF, IBO, WBC World Titles)
Price put on a masterclass, outworking Jonas over ten rounds. A huge statement win, and she’s now got the belts to prove it.

Caroline Dubois (10-0-1) def. Bo Mi Re Shin (18-2-3) – W-MD (10 Rounds x2) (Lightweight – WBC World Title)
Dubois had to dig deep, but she edged it on the cards. A tough test, but she passed.

Jasmina Zapotoczna (8-1-0) def. Chloe Watson (8-0-0) – L-SD (10 Rounds x2) (Flyweight – EBU European Title)
Watson’s undefeated record is gone. Zapotoczna did just enough to steal it on the scorecards.

Karriss Artingstall (6-0-0) def. Raven Chapman (9-1-0) – W-UD (10 Rounds x2) (Featherweight – BBBofC British Title Vacant)
Artingstall took control and never let up. Chapman fought hard, but the decision was clear.

Brighton Centre, Brighton

Harlem Eubank (20-0-0) def. Tyrone McKenna (24-5-1) – W-TKO (Round 10/12) (Welterweight – IBF Inter-Continental Title Vacant)
McKenna tried to survive, but Eubank had too much in the tank. The stoppage came late, but it was inevitable.

Thursday, March 6, 2025

Fantasy Springs Casino, Indio

Manuel Flores (19-1-0) def. Jorge Leyva (18-3-0) – W-KO (Round 4/10) (Bantamweight)
Flores didn’t let this one go the distance. Leyva hit the canvas in the fourth, and that was all she wrote.

Saturday, March 1, 2025

South Bank Piazza, South Brisbane

Liam Wilson (14-3-0) def. Youssef Dib (21-2-0) – W-UD (10 Rounds) (Lightweight)
Wilson boxed smart, kept Dib at range, and took home a well-earned decision.

John Mannu (14-1-1) def. Jalen Tait (16-1-0) – L-TKO (Round 3/10) (Super Light – IBF Pan Pacific Title Vacant)
Tait started well, but Mannu put him away in the third. A statement performance.

Saturday, March 1, 2025

Coliseo Tomas Dones, Fajardo

Subriel Matias (21-2-0) def. Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela (30-3-1) – W (Super Light)
Matias put on a show, overwhelming Valenzuela with relentless pressure. Valenzuela had moments, but Matias was just too strong.

Emperors Palace, Kempton Park

Ricardo Malajika (14-2-0) def. Jackson Chauke (24-2-2) – L (Flyweight – IBO World Title)
Malajika proved he’s the real deal. Chauke fought hard, but Malajika had the edge in speed and accuracy, taking the IBO belt in style.

The SSE Arena (Odyssey Arena), Belfast

Lewis Crocker (20-0-0) def. Paddy Donovan (14-0-0) – W (Welterweight)
Crocker handed Donovan his first loss in controversial fashion.

Barclays Center, Brooklyn

Gervonta Davis (30-0-0) vs. Lamont Roach (25-1-1) – D (Lightweight)
A draw? Controversy is coming. Davis looked like the sharper fighter, but Roach held his ground. Expect a rematch talk soon.

Alberto Puello (23-0-0) def. Sandor Martin (42-3-0) – W (Super Light – WBC World Title)
Puello handled business, controlling the fight and taking the WBC strap. Martin never really got into it.

Gary Antuanne Russell (17-1-0) def. Jose Valenzuela (14-2-0) – L (Super Light)
Russell was on fire. Valenzuela had no answers for his speed and power. A one-sided performance from Russell.

Friday, February 28, 2025

Hilton Lac Leamy, Gatineau

Eduardo Hernandez (36-2-0) def. Rene Tellez Giron (20-4-0) – W (Super Featherweight)
Hernandez outworked Giron, showing experience and power. He made it look easy.

Thursday, February 27, 2025

Montreal Casino, Montreal

Kim Clavel (20-2-0) def. Anabel Ortiz (34-7-0) – W (Minimumweight)
Clavel dominated, keeping Ortiz on the back foot and walking away with a clear win.

Monday, February 24, 2025

Ariake Arena, Koto-Ku

Junto Nakatani (29-0-0) def. David Cuellar Contreras (28-0-0) – W (Bantamweight – WBC World Title)
Nakatani showed why he’s the king of the bantamweight division. Cuellar couldn’t keep up, and Nakatani sealed it with ease.

Seiya Tsutsumi (12-0-2) vs. Daigo Higa (21-3-1) – D (Bantamweight)
A draw after a back-and-forth battle. Both men had their moments, but in the end, they couldn’t separate themselves.

Tenshin Nasukawa (5-0-0) def. Jason Moloney (27-3-0) – W (Super Bantamweight)
Nasukawa shocked with a strong performance, knocking Moloney back and keeping him on the defensive all night.

Saturday, February 22, 2025

Tijuana, Baja California

Luis Nery (35-2-0) def. Kyonosuke Kameda (15-3-2) – W (Featherweight)
Nery showed his class, taking down Kameda and getting the win with a dominant performance.

The Venue Riyadh Season, Riyadh

Dmitrii Bivol (23-1-0) def. Artur Beterbiev (21-0-0) – L (Light Heavy – IBF, IBO, WBC, WBO World Titles)
Bivol made a statement, taking the win and the titles with a well-executed game plan. Beterbiev couldn’t get his rhythm and lost his undefeated record.

Carlos Adames (24-1-0) vs. Hamzah Sheeraz (21-0-0) – D (Middleweight – WBC World Title)
The middleweight battle ended in a draw, with both fighters showing solid skills but failing to edge out the other.

Vergil Ortiz Jr (22-0-0) def. Israil Madrimov (10-1-1) – W (Super Welter – WBC Interim World Title)
Ortiz continued his rise, outclassing Madrimov and taking the WBC interim title with a standout performance.

Zhilei Zhang (27-2-1) vs. Agit Kabayel (25-0-0) – L (Heavyweight – WBC Interim World Title)
Kabayel dominated, getting the win in a strong performance that left Zhang with nothing to show for his efforts.

Joshua Buatsi (19-0-0) vs. Callum Smith (30-2-0) – L (Light Heavy – WBO Interim World Title)
Smith’s experience shone through, and he outboxed Buatsi to take the WBO interim light-heavy title.

Joseph Parker (35-3-0) def. Martin Bakole (21-1-0) – W (Heavyweight – WBO Interim World Title)
Parker got the win with a solid performance, edging out Bakole and claiming the WBO interim heavyweight title.

Shakur Stevenson (22-0-0) def. Josh Padley (15-0-0) – W (Light – WBC World Title)
Stevenson took control early and never looked back, claiming the WBC world title in impressive fashion.

Saturday, February 15, 2025

Co-op Live Arena, Manchester

Arnold Barboza Jr (31-0-0) def. Jack Catterall (30-1-0) – L-SD (12 Rounds) (WBO Interim World Super Light Title Vacant)
Barboza got the nod in a razor-thin decision. Catterall did enough to win in some rounds, but Barboza’s slick skills kept him ahead in the judges’ eyes. Close, but Barboza takes the belt.

James Dickens (34-5-0) def. Zelfa Barrett (31-2-0) – L-UD (10 Rounds) (Super Featherweight)
Dickens was on another level. Barrett fought back, but it wasn’t enough. Dickens controlled the pace and showed that experience counts.

Pat McCormack (6-0-0) def. Robbie Davies Jr (24-5-0) – W-RTD (Round 6/10) (Welterweight)
McCormack kept it clean, outboxing Davies with ease. By round six, Davies had enough, and the corner called it.

Honda Center, Anaheim

Oscar Duarte Jurado (28-2-1) def. Miguel Madueno (31-3-0) – W-KO (Round 7/12) (Super Light)
Duarte didn’t waste time. He took control early and got Madueno out of there in the seventh. A dominant knockout performance.

Ricardo Rafael Sandoval (25-2-0) def. Saleto Henderson (10-1-0) – W-UD (10 Rounds) (Flyweight)
Sandoval showed why he’s a force at flyweight. Henderson couldn’t get inside, and Sandoval racked up the rounds easily.

Friday, February 14, 2025

Madison Square Garden Theater, New York

Keyshawn Davis (12-0-0) def. Denys Berinchyk (19-0-0) – L-KO (Round 4/12) (Light)
Davis made a statement. He dropped Berinchyk with brutal accuracy in the fourth, and Berinchyk couldn’t recover.

Xander Zayas (20-0-0) def. Slawa Spomer (20-0-0) – W-TKO (Round 9/10) (Super Welter – North American Boxing Federation Title)
Zayas was in full control, pushing Spomer into a corner and finishing him in the ninth. The stoppage came at the right time—Spomer had no answers.

Rohan Polanco (14-0-0) def. Jean Carlos Torres (22-1-0) – W-KO (Round 2/10) (Welterweight)
Polanco showed why he’s unbeaten. Torres couldn’t hang, and Polanco ended it early with a devastating knockout.

Vito Mielnicki Jr (20-1-0) vs. Connor Coyle (21-0-0) – D-MD (10 Rounds) (Middleweight – IBF USBA Title Vacant)
A split decision ended in a draw, and the middleweight division is left with no clear winner.

Jared Anderson (17-1-0) def. Marios Kollias (12-3-1) – W-UD (10 Rounds) (Heavyweight)
Anderson boxed smart, kept Kollias on the back foot, and took the win without much drama.

Abdullah Mason (16-0-0) def. Manuel Jaimes (16-2-1) – W-TKO (Round 4/8) (Lightweight)
Mason picked Jaimes apart, stopping him in the fourth with a clean shot. Another dominant performance from the unbeaten fighter.

Tuesday, February 11, 2025

Korakuen Hall, Tokyo

Ryusei Kawaura (12-2-0) def. Takahiro Tai (8-1-0) – W-TKO (Round 6/12) (Super Flyweight – WBO Asia Pacific Title)
Kawaura put Tai away with relentless pressure, stopping him in the sixth round. He’s got the title now, and Tai’s got a lot to think about.

Saturday, February 8, 2025

Co-op Live Arena, Manchester

Derek Chisora (35-13-0) def. Otto Wallin (27-2-0) – W-UD (12 Rounds) (Heavyweight)
Chisora did what Chisora does—kept coming forward, threw everything he had, and outworked Wallin over 12 rounds. Not pretty, not slick, just pure grit and hustle. Wallin had moments, but they weren’t enough.

Zak Miller (15-1-0) def. Masood Abdulah (11-0-0) – L-MD (12 Rounds) (Featherweight – BBBofC British & Commonwealth Titles Vacant)
Miller edged it in a tight one. Abdulah fought hard, but Miller’s timing and precision gave him the edge. A majority decision means it wasn’t clear-cut, but the belts belong to Miller now.

Zach Parker (25-1-0) def. Mickael Diallo (21-1-2) – W-UD (10 Rounds) (Light Heavyweight)
Parker took his time, worked behind his jab, and never let Diallo get comfortable. A solid performance, but nothing spectacular. Just another win in the books.

Sofiane Khati (17-5-0) def. Nathan Heaney (18-1-1) – L-TKO (Round 7/10) (Middleweight)
Heaney started strong, but Khati broke him down. By the seventh, Heaney had nothing left, and the ref had seen enough. Tough loss, but Khati was just too much.

Caledonia Gladiators Arena, Playsport, East Kilbride

Brandon Daord (10-0-0) def. Matt McHale (7-0-0) – L-UD (12 Rounds) (Super Flyweight – BBBofC British Title Vacant)
Daord made it crystal clear—this was his fight to win. McHale showed heart, but he got outboxed from start to finish. Daord walks away with the belt, and McHale walks away with a lesson.

Boeing Center at Tech Port, San Antonio

Justin Pauldo (17-2-0) def. Shavkatdzhon Rakhimov (17-1-1) – L-KO (Round 8/10) (Lightweight)
Pauldo wasn’t here to play. He waited for his shot and dropped Rakhimov hard in the eighth. No getting up, no arguing—just a clean knockout.

Ramon Cardenas (25-1-0) def. Bryan Acosta (20-0-0) – W-UD (10 Rounds) (Super Bantamweight)
Acosta came in undefeated, but Cardenas didn’t care. He took control early, kept the pressure up, and made sure the judges had no choice but to give him the win.

Michael Angeletti (12-0-0) def. Judy Flores (14-3-0) – W-KO (Round 3/10) (Bantamweight)
Angeletti wasted no time. Three rounds, one clean shot, and Flores was done. That’s how you make a statement.

Friday, February 7, 2025

Nogales, Sonora

Aaron Alameda (29-2-0) vs. Braian Ariel Arguello (9-5-0) – Result Pending (Super Bantamweight – 8 Rounds)
Alameda should have this in the bag, but Arguello won’t just lie down.

Saturday, February 1, 2025

Suamlum Night Bazaar, Ratchadaphisek, Bangkok

Nurdos Tolebay (13-0-0) def. Amirhossein Arzi (2-0-0) – W-UD (8 Rounds) (Super Light)
Tolebay handled business like a pro. He outclassed Arzi with ease, picking his shots and coasting to a clean win. No drama, no trouble, just straight-up domination.

Wembley Arena, Wembley

Adam Azim (12-0-0) def. Sergey Lipinets (18-3-1) – W-TKO (Round 9/12) (Super Light – IBO World Title Vacant)
Lipinets got bullied, simple as that. Azim saw an opening in the ninth and ended it. That IBO belt is his, no questions asked.

T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas

David Benavidez (29-0-0) def. David Morrell (11-0-0) – W-UD (12 Rounds) (WBC Interim World Light Heavyweight)
Morrell thought he was ready for the big leagues. He wasn’t. Benavidez steamrolled through him, landing at will. Morrell had no answers, just a one-way ticket to getting schooled.

Stephen Fulton (22-1-0) def. Brandon Figueroa (25-1-1) – L-UD (12 Rounds) (WBC World Featherweight)
Fulton boxed smart, and Figueroa spent 12 rounds chasing shadows. It wasn’t close. If Figueroa wanted revenge, he can forget it.

Isaac Cruz (26-3-1) def. Angel Fierro (23-2-2) – W-UD (10 Rounds) (Super Light)
Cruz fought like a wrecking ball—relentless, in-your-face, non-stop. Fierro tried, but it was like swinging at a concrete wall.

Mirco Cuello (14-0-0) def. Christian Olivo Barreda (22-1-1) – W-TKO (10 Rounds) (Featherweight)
Cuello made his statement loud and clear. He kept hammering away until Olivo had no choice but to fold. The ref stepped in before things got ugly.

Jesus Alejandro Ramos Jr. (21-1-0) def. Jeison Rosario (24-4-2) – W-TKO (8 Rounds) (Middleweight)
Rosario took his licks, but Ramos put him through the wringer. The stoppage came at the right time—Rosario had nothing left except bad decisions and bruises.

Gabriela Tellez (3-0-0) def. Abril Anguiano (4-0-0) – W-MD (6 Rounds x2) (Featherweight)
Rough, ugly, and close, but Tellez edged it out. Not a classic, but a win is a win.

Kaipo Gallegos (7-0-1) def. Leonardo Padilla (24-6-1) – W-UD (6 Rounds) (Super Featherweight)
Gallegos barely broke a sweat. Padilla had experience, but experience means nothing when you can’t keep up.

Friday, January 31, 2025

International Boxing Centre Luzhniki, Moscow

Muslim Gadzhimagomedov (5-0-0) vs. Thabiso Mchunu (23-7-0) – Result Pending (Heavyweight – 10 Rounds)
Mchunu better be ready, because Gadzhimagomedov doesn’t do mercy.

Artem Suslenkov (11-0-0) vs. Jack Mulowayi (15-3-1) – Result Pending (Heavyweight – IBF European Title Vacant – 10 Rounds)
Mulowayi has a puncher’s chance, but Suslenkov isn’t in the business of getting hit.

Angelina Lukas (11-1-0) vs. Ayisat Oriyomi (9-0-0) – Result Pending (Super Flyweight – 8 Rounds x2)
One of these fighters is going home undefeated. The other? Not so much.

Indigo at The O2, Greenwich

Junaid Bostan (10-0-0) vs. Bilal Fawaz (9-1-0) – D-SD (10 Rounds) (Super Welterweight – BBBofC English Title Vacant)
A split draw? They couldn’t even pick a winner. Messy.

Saturday, January 25, 2025

Sport Palace, Kyiv

Aram Faniian (25-2-0) def. Nicolas Ezequiel Jara (13-6-0) – W-UD (12 Rounds) (Super Light)
Jara came to fight. Faniian came to win. That’s all there is to it.

Sat 25, January – Nottingham Arena, Nottingham

Conah Walker (14-3-1) defeated Harry Scarff (13-3-0) by TKO in the 11th round. Scarff got walked down and broken apart; maybe next time, don’t show up half-baked.
Dalton Smith (16-0-0) defeated Walid Ouizza (19-2-0) by TKO in the 1st round. Smith didn’t waste a second—Ouizza barely had time to warm up before getting obliterated.
Ellie Scotney (9-0-0) defeated Mea Motu (20-0-0) by UD in 10 rounds x 2. Motu’s undefeated record? Gone. Scotney schooled her and took all the belts home.

Sat 25, January – The Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, Chelsea Ballroom, Las Vegas

Diego Pacheco (22-0-0) defeated Steven Nelson (20-0-0) by UD in 12 rounds. Nelson was hyped, but Pacheco put him through the wringer like a true champion.
Ernesto Mercado (16-0-0) defeated Jose Pedraza (29-6-1) by TKO in the 4th round. Mercado smashed Pedraza early—was Pedraza even ready for this?
Andy Cruz (4-0-0) defeated Omar Salcido Gamez (20-1-0) by UD in 10 rounds. Cruz proved that sometimes skills trump experience, leaving Gamez in his dust.
Leonardo Rubalcava (9-0-0) and Israel Mercado (11-1-1) ended in a MD draw after 8 rounds. A draw? Great, because clearly, neither could finish the job properly.

Fri 24, January – Ariake Arena, Koto-Ku

Naoya Inoue (28-0-0) defeated Ye Joon Kim (21-2-2) by KO in 4 rounds. Inoue just can’t help but destroy his opponents in a hurry—another spectacular finish.

Jin Sasaki (18-1-1) defeated Shoki Sakai (29-14-3) by UD in 12 rounds. Sasaki had no trouble schooling Sakai across all rounds.
Yuni Takada (15-8-3) defeated Goki Kobayashi (8-1-0) by SD in 12 rounds. Takada showed the judges he was the better man, despite the close contest!
Tsubasa Narai (14-2-0) defeated Kai Watanabe (13-1-1) by SD in 10 rounds. A solid showing by Narai, just edging out Watanabe with his skill and determination.

Sat 18, January – Korakuen Hall, Tokyo

Jukiya Iimura (7-1-0) defeated Lorenz Dumam-ag (10-0-1) by UD in 12 rounds. Dumam-ag had no answer for Iimura’s relentless style, and it showed on the scorecards!

Sat 11, January – Hala Osrodka Sportu i Rekreacji, ul. Strumykowa 1, Dzierzoniow

Kamil Bednarek (15-0-0) defeated Jan Czerklewicz (14-1-0) by UD in 10 rounds. Kamil’s got that steady hand, showing who’s boss in the super middle division!

Sat 11, January – Park Community Arena, Sheffield

Callum Simpson (15-0-0) knocked out Steed Woodall (19-2-1) by TKO in the 2nd round. Well, that was quick. Callum sent a message loud and clear in that one!
Caroline Dubois (10-0-0) drew with Jessica Camara (14-4-0) by TD in 3 rounds. A bit of a weird one, right? But hey, it’s boxing – sometimes you can’t win them all.

Fri 10, January – Club Germinal, Gerli

Kevin Luis Munoz (17-3-0) is still trying to figure things out, as his bout with Braian Ariel Arguello (9-4-0) didn’t finish. Don’t know what happened there, but I guess we’ll have to wait for the next one!

Wed 8, January – Gold Coast Convention Centre, Broadbeach

Jai Opetaia (26-0-0) defeated David Nyika (10-0-0) by KO in the 4th round for the IBF World Cruiser title. That was a savage finish, don’t you think? Jai just put his opponent to bed!

Tue 31, December – Ota-City General Gymnasium, Tokyo

Hayato Tsutsumi (5-0-0) knocked out Rene Alvarado (34-14-0) with a TKO in the 8th round. Guess experience doesn’t always win, huh?
Joe Shiraishi (11-1-1) defeated Tsuyoshi Sato (11-2-1) by UD in 8 rounds. Another day, another win – Joe’s clearly in control here.

Sun 29, December – CAMPOS MINI STADIUM, Lagos Island, Lagos

Tosin Osaigbovo (10-0-0) beat Ridwan Oyekola (12-2-2) by UD in 8 rounds. Tosin walked out with that win like it was his job. Ridwan had no answer!

Last Updated on April 17, 2025 by Tim Smith

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