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Former IBF junior flyweight titleholder Felix Alvarado stopped Luis Cerrito Hernandez in the fourth round late Saturday night at the Polideportivo Alexis Arguello in his hometown of Managua, Nicaragua.
Jhack Tepora was itching to get back in the ring. After finally returning to action last month, Tepora notched a knockout victory. Now he hopes another win would put him in world title contention.
Junior lightweight Thomas Mattice stopped Jessie Cris Rosales in the opening round Saturday night at the Civic Center in his hometown of Cleveland, Ohio.
Junior lightweight Thomas Mattice returns to action tonight against Jessie Cris Rosales at the Civic Center in his hometown of Cleveland Heights, Ohio. The eight-round bout will headline a five-bout card that will stream live on Facebook Pay-Per-View by way of the Pulse Boxing page (8 p.m. ET/ 5 p.m. PT).
Antonio Moran is that fighter. Moran makes for good fights, knows what to do in the ring, but always falls short in meaningful fights.
Lightweight prospect Wilfredo Flores remained unbeaten late Friday night, defeating former fringe contender Victor Betancourt by unanimous decision at the Seneca Niagara Falls and Casino in Niagara Falls, New York.
William Zepeda has the desire to face the best at 135 pounds. Unfortunately, he cannot force the best to face him. The unbeaten lightweight is hoping for a collision course against any of the top contenders or world titleholders, and his confident an opportunity will come sooner rather than later.
Tony Yoka could make a statement at the expense of Martin Bakole and send a message to the other fighters in the heavyweight division.
Shinard Bunch is on the cusp of becoming a legit contender. After staying busy fighting before and during the pandemic, his career has hit a bit of a lull.
Promoter Tom Loeffler knows a thing or two about promoting a fighter. Whether it is Kevin Kelley, the Klitschko brothers or Gennadiy Golovkin, fighters who are represented by Loeffler are also exposed to the media.