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Arnold Khegai (16-0-1, 10KOs) remained unbeaten but continues to be a work in progress. The 27-year old super bantamweight cruised to an eight-round shutout of Russia’s Vladimir Tikhonov (17-2, 10KOs) in the opening bout of a Showtime-televised tripleheader Friday evening in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
Undefeated lightweight prospect Michael Dutchover returns to ShoBox: The New Generation seeking to make a statement win in his homecoming fight against Thomas Mattice in the 10-round main event of a three-fight telecast on Friday, September 20 live on SHOWTIME (10:30 p.m. ET/PT) from La Hacienda Event Center in Midland, Texas.
BROKEN ARROW, OKLAHOMA - Two of boxing's most promising prospects, Jaron "Boots" Ennis and Brandun Lee make their much-anticipated ring returns in separate bouts on Friday, August 23 on the undercard of the Rumble in the Rose District on Main Street in Broken Arrow, Oklahoma.
Junior welterweight prospect Brandun Lee stopped Luis Cueto in the first round of a stay-busy bout late Saturday night in San Luis Rio Colorado, Sonora, Mexico. Lee dropped Cueto with a left hook to the head within the first 15 seconds of the opening bell. Cueto stood up, but was battered by Lee until the fight was stopped at 43 seconds.
Another fight, another victory for junior welterweight Brandun Lee. The 19-year-old Lee knocked out veteran Pablo Batres in the opening round Saturday night at the Arabia Shrine Center in Houston, Texas. After peppering Batres with jabs to the face, Lee dropped Batres with a lead, straight right hand to the temple. Batres struggled to get as referee James Green counted him out at 2:14.
Four of the most promising boxers from the Cameron Dunkin promotional stable, including Philippines, Mark Magsayo, ranked as the Number 1 Featherweight in the world by the World Boxing Council and the World Boxing Organization; undefeated phenom, Brandun Lee, from Coachella Valley; Brian Norman Jr, from Georgia and Nevada's Brian Mendoza, will travel to Tijuana, Mexico, to take part in the Fists & Fury boxing card, scheduled for Saturday, October 6th.
Two of Now Boxing Promotions' most promising prospects advanced their undefeated records this weekend, with both young fighters scoring first round knockouts. On Friday in Mexicali, Brian Norman, Jr. (9-0, 8KO) floored Dario Medina with a bruising body shot inside the sixty second mark of their bout. Brandun Lee (11-0, 9KO) was in action in West Virginia, treating the Mountaineer Casino fans to a 56 second battering of ring veteran Jorge Luis Munguia, and securing his 11th straight win.
Five of Now Boxing Promotions’ standout prospects continued their rise to contender status this weekend, scoring knockout victories over their opponents in Louisville, Detroit and Mexicali. Brandun Lee (8-0, 7KO) kicked off the weekend with a four round bout at welterweight, at the Derby Park Expo in Louisville, Kentucky. Lee’s hand was raised at the end of the night after a second round stoppage over the always-game Matthew Murphy of St. Louis. Lee punished his experienced opponent, who declined to leave his corner for the third round. The fight represented a step up in competition for Lee, who handled Murphy’s pressure with ease, and improved his record to 8-0, 7KO.
Three of Victory Boxing Promotions’ top prospects return to the ring in October, after seeing a very busy year to date. Jaron “Boots” Ennis (15-0, 13KO), Brandun Lee (6-0, 5KO) and Adam Daranyi (12-0, 11KO) all look to keep the momentum moving as they enter the last part of the year. The trio are managed by Cameron Dunkin.
Victory Boxing Promotions continues to keep its top talent in the ring, with Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Brandun Lee adding wins to their records Saturday at the historic Howard Theatre in Washington DC. In the co-main event, Ennis defeated veteran Ricardo Cano via stoppage 40 seconds into the first round of their bout, improving to 14-0, 12KO. Brandun Lee impressed on the undercard, stopping experienced journeyman Roy Garcia in the second round.