Anthony Olascuaga

San Francisco boxing card scrapped, headed to small Las Vegas venue

Ed Pereira still confident of breaking attendance record but 'if I get 10 people, I'll be happy'

Ed Pereira explains that free tickets is the key to success ahead of his July 11 event at the Civic Center in San Francisco

Andy Dominguez feels right at home where he will get his first title shot

Andy Dominguez, who will face WBO flyweight titleholder Anthony Olascuaga on July 11 in San Francisco, aims to make a dream come true while fighting in a city that reminds him of home.

San Francisco event organizers want to see boxing go big again

Ed Pereira hopes his bold outdoor event – replete with yachts, grand entrances and goals of breaking attendance records – helps others catch the boxing bug.

Anthony Olascuaga walks into his own massive ‘homecoming’ event

Anthony Olascuaga went from walking Junto Nakatani to the ring in front of 55,000 fans to striding into his own summertime bout whose crowd could double that figure.

Anthony Olascuaga to headline crowd-bursting San Francisco event

The large effort to draw more than 100,000 spectators to a mostly free boxing event in San Francisco on July 11 will be anchored by one of boxing’s smallest champions.

Anthony Olascuaga won title in eight fights; keeping it is the hard part

“Getting there is easy,” says Olascuaga's coach Rudy Hernandez. “Staying there is even harder.”

Nonito Donaire and Anthony Olascuaga anchor March 15 U-Next show in Yokohama

Donaire will face Riku Masuda in a title eliminator, while Olascuaga will defend his belt against Jukiya Iimura. Also on this show: Knockout CP Freshmart vs. Shokichi Iwata, and Ryusei Matsumoto vs. Yuni Takada II.

Juan Carlos Camacho suspended after positive drug test

BoxingScene has confirmed that Puerto Rico’s Juan Carlos Camacho, was issued a nine-month suspension by the Nevada State Athletic Commission for violation of the state’s substance abuse policy.

Anthony Olascuaga stops Taku Kuwahara in 4th, retains WBO title

Anthony Olascuaga retained his WBO 112lbs title and remained America's most active titlist after a 4th round stoppage of Taku Kuwahara in Tokyo.