
Xander Zayas and Jorge Garcia make weight
The vacant WBO 154lbs title fight between Zayas and Garcia will headline an ESPN tripleheader from The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Jake Donovan is an award-winning journalist who served as senior writer for BoxingScene from 2007-2024, and news editor for the final nine years of his first tour. He was also the lead writer for The Ring before his decision to return home.
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Attended Buddy McGirt vs. Felix Nance - Dec. 14, 1984, Uniondale (Long Island), New York. Went to support my dad's friend and co-worker at the time, featherweight contender Gino Gelormino on the undercard. Show also featured former 160lbs champ Vito Antuofermo and 1976 Olympic gold medalist Howard Davis Jnr.

The vacant WBO 154lbs title fight between Zayas and Garcia will headline an ESPN tripleheader from The Theater at Madison Square Garden in New York City.

Jorge Garcia had a good feeling about his last fight, in more ways than one, writes Jake Donovan.

BoxingScene has confirmed that the top-rated cruiserweight contender was cleared from a torn biceps injury he suffered earlier this year. Rozicki is now set to return to the ring on October 25 in his hometown of Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada.

Xander Zayas envisioned this exact scenario when he signed with Top Rank more than six years ago, writes Jake Donovan.

Antonio Vargas has no doubt that he will return home with his bantamweight title, even if the oddsmakers don’t agree.

Michael Zerafa put aside his longtime rivalry with Tim Tszyu to uplift his countryman, reports Jake Donovan.

Negotiations for the IBF lightweight title fight have stalled and will likely require a purse bid.

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Faced with a take-it-or-leave-it offer for the November 22 show in Saudi Arabia, "Bam" Rodriguez initially agreed to face Junto Nakatani before reaching an agreement with Fernando Martinez.

Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez ran the gamut from calculating to clobbering in forcing a 10th-round stoppage against Phumelele Cafu on Saturday in Frisco, Texas.