Angel Ayala: record, next fight and profile →
Former flyweight titleholder Angel Ayala will return for the first time since losing his belt last year, sharing a main event on May 21 against former title challenger Jayson Mama
Juan Francisco Estrada is looking to return to prominence after being dethroned, while Tenshin Nasukawa is seeking to rebound from his disappointing first defeat.
The previously reported Tenshin Nasukawa-Juan Francisco Estrada crossroads clash is now official.
Yabuki hands Ayala his first career defeat and takes his belt from him.
The IBF flyweight champion Angel Ayala (18-0 8 KOs) will travel to Tokoname, Japan, on March 29 to make the first defense of his title against the IBF light-flyweight titlist Masamichi Yabuki
Angel Ayala opened a new chapter in his young career with an impressive sixth-round knockout of Dave Apolinario to earn a vacant flyweight belt Friday at Restaurante Arroyo in Mexico City.
Argi Cortes won a battle of wills – and hard-charging countrymen – by stopping Salvador Juarez in an entertaining encounter Friday at Restaurante Arroyo in Mexico City, Mexico.
Pick It: Vergil Ortiz vs. Serhii Bohachuk When to Watch: Saturday, August 10, 8 p.m. eastern Time (1 a.m. BST) for the main broadcast. How to watch: DAZN for the main broadcast, Golden Boy Promotions’ YouTube page for the preliminary bouts.
Kenshiro Teraji, the unified WBA and WBC junior flyweight titleholder, has vacated his titles to move to the flyweight division. Teraji is reportedly targeting the now-vacant flyweight title recently relinquished by Julio Cesar Martinez, according to ESPN's Salvador Rodriguez.
Felix Alvarado knew he had the fight won after twelve rounds. So, too, did most viewers. Even ring announcer Pablo Flores was in line with that viewpoint, as he announced Alvarado as the winner by unanimous decision over his hard-fought battle versus Angel Ayala.