
Francois Scarboro Jnr learned and will grow from Brandon Valdes war
The undefeated prospect and his trainer both agree: the 10 hard-fought rounds that Francois Scarboro Jnr had with Brandon Valdes will make him better...
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The undefeated prospect and his trainer both agree: the 10 hard-fought rounds that Francois Scarboro Jnr had with Brandon Valdes will make him better...

Francois Scarboro Jnr was dragged into a war and was able to escape with a victory, defeating the resilient and capable Brandon Valdes by unanimous decision Friday in Hanover, Maryland.

Scarboro, a junior lightweight prospect, is once again fighting in his home region, but he still approaches the bout as if it is a business trip, especially as he steps up to 10 rounds against an experienced measuring-stick opponent.

Lopez has been regularly hammering out opponents on his way up the rankings – but Saturday’s showing may have been his best work yet.

Brian Norman Jr. is gearing up for a breakthrough year. Norman will defend his WBO International title against Janelson Bocachica in a 10-rounder on Saturday, March 2 at Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, New York. Norman-Bocachica joins a stacked undercard that will be headlined by the vacant WBA featherweight world title showdown between Uzbek phenom Otabek Kholmatov and American contender Raymond Ford.

Ruben Villa aggressively outboxed Brandon Valdes on Friday night. The left-handed featherweight contender continued his journey toward another 126-pound title shot by beating Valdes unanimously in an entertaining eight-round fight on the Luis Alberto Lopez-Joet Gonzalez undercard at American Bank

Joet Gonzalez made weight on his second attempt Thursday for his third featherweight title shot in less than four years. Gonzalez got on the scale at 126 pounds even, the featherweight limit, for his fight against Luis Alberto Lopez on Friday night. They’re scheduled to box for Lopez’s IBF featherweight title in a 12-round, 126-pound main event ESPN will televise from American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, Texas.

Luis Alberto “El Venado” Lopez will defend his IBF world title against former two-time world title challenger Joet Gonzalez on Friday, September 15 at American Bank Center in Corpus Christi, Texas. Lopez returns stateside after back-to-back championship showdowns abroad.

Colombian Brandon Valdes captured the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) Fedebol featherweight title and fan favorite super welterweight Neeco “Rooster” Macias got a big win in his comeback fight last night at the famed Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, Washington.

Junior lightweight prospect Jordan White defeated late-sub Brandon Valdes by split-decision late Saturday night at the Maryland Live Casino in Hanover, Maryland.