Bruno Tarimo: record, next fight and profile →
The super bantamweights are back again, as one of boxing's hottest divisions delivers again on February 13 at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, Calif. There will be a very interesting clash between Ronny Rios and Oscar “El Jaguar” Negrete on the undercard.
25-year-old Australian-based Tanzanian Bruno "The Terminator" Tarimo, has cracked the WBA's top 10 world rankings. Tarimo has a good record (25-2-2) and is on a hot streak, since coming to Australia he has won the IBF Pan Pacific, IBF International title and WBA Oceania title and his last four opponents have a combined record of 101 wins and 9 losses. They were all former world rated boxers and he beat them convincingly in their backyards.
Ra'eese Aleem, fresh off a World Boxing Association (WBA) interim-super bantamweight title victory, has already has been called out by Australian based Tanzanian Bruno "The Terminator" Tarimo.
IBF #10 and WBA #13 ranked super bantamweight contender Bruno Tarimo (25-2-2), who has been recently campaigning at super featherweight, is full steam ahead and gunning for all of the top names at super bantamweight.
25-year-old Australian-based Tanzanian Bruno "The Terminator" Tarimo, has cracked the IBF's top 10 world rankings. Tarimo has an impressive record (25-2-2) and is on a mega hot streak, winning the IBF Pan Pacific, IBF International title and his last four opponents have a combined record of 101 wins and 9 losses. They were all former world rated boxers and he beat them convincingly in their backyards.
China's only world champion, WBA "regular" featherweight champion Xu Can, is growing frustrated with the uncertainty of an upcoming unification clash with Josh Warrington. The boxer from the Fuzhou, Jiangxi province, has been out of the ring since retaining the championship by winning a unanimous decision over Manny Robles in November 2019.
25 year old Australian based Bruno "The Terminator" Tarimo lived up to his moniker last Wednesday. Tarimo was well on the way to breaking down undefeated Olympian Paul "Showtime" Fleming, which was the co feature to Tim Tszyu v Bowen Morgan at Bankwest Stadium in Sydney.
Former world title challenger and WBC #8 bantamweight Alejandro “Peque” Santiago says despite the challenges of training in a pandemic, he is more than ready to continue his campaign to finally claim a world championship.
Bruno Tarimo continued his excellent form as he successfully defended his IBF International Super Featherweight title against fellow Australasian standout Nathanial May. Tarimo secured a unanimous decision win against the highly rated May, as the Tanzanian pressed the action from the outset and displayed a skill level that many didn’t expect from the all action super featherweight.”
The 21-year-old Guerrero (10-0, 8 KOs), fighting out of Houston (TX), joins a growing NOW Boxing Promotions stable of gifted fighters, including a quartet of heavy-handed welterweights - Philadelphia's Jaron "Boots" Ennis (23-0, 21 KOs), Canadian Mikael Zewski (33-1, 22 KOs), Korean-Mexican Californian Brandun Lee (15-0, 13 KOs) and Georgian Brian "The Assassin II" Norman (14-0, 13 KOs) -- along with Hungarian junior middleweight Zsolt Daranyi, Jr. (15-1, 14 KOs), who lives in Toronto.