Dennis Hogan: record, next fight and profile →
Rising Australian star Tim Tszyu, the son of Hall of Famer Kostya Tszyu, feels ready to take the next step after picking up a recent win over Dwight Ritchie in a domestic clash at the First State Theatre.
Premier Boxing Champions has an interesting doubleheader being discussed for an October date. World class trainer Kevin Cunningham recently took to social media stating, “its time to get back to business” without stating who exactly would be fighting.
Paul Keegan, promoter for junior middleweight contender Dennis Hogan, is angered that WBO world champion Jaime Munguia took a pass on a rematch - and instead finalized a deal to face Patrick Allotey on September 14th in Los Angeles.
Kevin Cunningham will get two for the price of one in the next step for his top two clients. BoxingScene.com has been informed of a planned doubleheader featuring former four-division titlist Adrien Broner and resurgent super welterweight contender Erickson Lubin slated to take place sometime in October.
The World Boxing Organization has held an independent review of the recent controversy involving the scoring of the mandatory fight between WBO junior middleweight champion Jaime Munguia and challenger Dennis Hogan.
There is more controversy in the aftermath of the recent junior middleweight title clash between WBO world champion Jaime Munguia and mandatory challenger Dennis Hogan. The contest, which took place last Saturday night in Mexico, saw Munguia win a controversial twelve round majority decision.
They landed within six punches of each other in 10 of 12 rounds. Uneven performance by Jaime Munguia, looking for the KO all night in front of his hometown fans. Munguia landed an avg. of 10 of 56 punches per round to 10 of 41 for Dennis Hogan, who appeared to land the harder punches all fight.
Munguia, Hogan Fight Photos Gallery - Dennis Hogan described his loss to Jaime Munguia as "bad for boxing" after the Mexican won a controversial majority decision victory in their WBO junior middleweight championship bout.
As Saturday became Sunday, boxing fans were still debating whether or not a robbery took place in Monterrey, Mexico. Not helping the debate any was the fact that the judges collectively weren’t quite sure what they witnessed in Jaime Munguia’s majority decision win over Dennis Hogan. Ohio’s Richard Levine scored the contest even at 114-114, but was overruled by scores of 115-113 and 116-112 turned in by Florida’s Rocky Young and New York’s Waleska Roldan.
The night began with Jaime Munguia eager to get his ordered mandatory title defense out of the way while fighting in front of 17,000 adoring fans in Monterrey, Mexico. It nearly ended in disaster, as the unbeaten 22-year old from Tijuana was considered fortunate to prevail in their DAZN-streamed super welterweight title fight Saturday evening.