
Kirkland: If He Wants Another Ass-Whooping, I'm All For It
Junior middleweight contender James Kirkland (31-1, 27KOs) is ready to fight Carlos Molina (19-5-2, 6KOs) in a rematch, but it depends on the ultimate decision of his management team.

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Junior middleweight contender James Kirkland (31-1, 27KOs) is ready to fight Carlos Molina (19-5-2, 6KOs) in a rematch, but it depends on the ultimate decision of his management team.

Junior welterweight Olusegun Ajose (30-0, 14KOs) wasn't impressed by Danny Garcia's title winning performance last Saturday night against Mexican veteran Erik Morales. Ajose is the mandatory challenger to Garcia's brand new WBC title.

Junior middleweight contender Carlos Molina (19-5-2, 6KOs) is shocked with Saturday's disqualification loss to James Kirkland (31-1, 27KOs), which took place on Saturday night at Reliant Arena in Houston, Texas.

Junior middleweight contender James Kirkland (31-1, 27KOs) believes that he would have finished off Carlos Molina (19-5-2, 6KOs) in the eleventh round of their WBC eliminator on Saturday night at Reliant Arena in Houston, Texas.

Reliant Arena, Houston, Texas - In a super welterweight clash, Jermall Charlo (9-0, 5 KOs) over Shawn Wilson (5-9, 1 KO) by TKO at 2:21 in the 5th round.

Savarese Promotions, Havoc at the Houston Club. In a battle of two young Houston prospects, Tyrone "Solja Black" Selders (5-0, 5 KOs) out of Main St. gym matched up with 2008 Texas Golden Gloves champion Nelson Ramos (4-1, 2KOs). Selders is a rising star in the Lou Savarese stable while Ramos is Willie Boyd's latest protégé.

Houston’s Cornelius “DaBeast” White continues to tear apart every opponent set before him thus far in his career, thrilling his family and friends in his hometown, scoring a 1st round stoppage of Chuck Dillard at Club Escapade on the city’s northside.

San Antonio, Texas - In a few short hours, Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. (40-0-1, 30KOs) will face the toughest test of his career in the form of "Irish" John Duddy (29-1, 18KOs) in the "Latin Fury 15" main event at the Alamodome in San Antonio. The WBC's silver middleweight title will be on the line. The winner will position himself for a shot at WBC champion Sergio Martinez. A make or break fight to see the potential of Chavez, who is now being trained by Freddie Roach.

Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and John Duddy made weight without issues for Saturday's clash for the WBC' silver middleweight title. Chavez-Duddy headlines Top Rank's Latin Fury 15 pay-per-view from the Alamodome in San Antonio, Texas. Chavez Jr. weighed the division limit at 160-pounds, and Duddy was a pound under at 159. Both fighters were in excellent shape.

At 31 years old, Adailton “Precipício” (“Precipice”) de Jesus (26-4, 21 KOs), of Salvador, Bahia, Brazil still has dreams of becoming a world champion. Considering the number of entities that provide fighters title belts, one would think it would be easy to obtain for one of the best boxers from a large nation. But it’s not so easy if you’re Brazilian.