Antonio Vargas: record, next fight and profile →
In a sudden switch from what had been a competitive bout through four rounds, Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez promoted himself to three-division champion Saturday night by knocking out Antonio Vargas in the sixth round and claiming his WBA bantamweight belt.
Antonio Vargas intends to rely on help form his faith to spring the upset against Jesse Bam Rodriguez this Saturday at the Desert Diamond Casino.
Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez unveiled an interesting route towards a future super fight with undefeated four-division unified super bantamweight champion Naoya Inoue
It feels like a foregone conclusion that Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez will beat Antonio Vargas on Saturday but Vargas believes he has the support of something far bigger than boxing
Lance Pugmire observes Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez in the gym before sitting down with the junior bantamweight king
Antonio Vargas planning to knock out Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez on June 13 to save any funny business on the cards
Despite having his next bout booked in, it is clear that Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez is already aware of what will follow it: A mega fight with Naoya Inoue
Naoya Inoue is the target as Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez maps out his route to the Japanese superstar, writes Norm Frauenheim
Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez, already considered one of the best of his era at age 26, will put his undisputed plans on hold – but not at the expense of furthering his legacy.