Enrique Vivas

CompuBox statistics: Bruce Carrington TKO3 Jose Enrique Vivas

Featherweight Bruce Carrington dealt Jose Enrique Vivas his first knockout loss, stopping him in the third round Saturday in Las Vegas.

Bruce Carrington halts Jose Enrique Vivas, calls out every titlist at 126

After handing Jose Enrique Vivas his first stoppage loss Saturday in Las Vegas, Bruce Carrington said he wants fights with Nick Ball, Rafael Espinoza and Stephen Fulton.

Bruce Carrington-Enrique Vivas has come back around

Bruce Carrington and Enrique Vivas were supposed to fight last June, but Saturday's matchup on the Mikaela Mayer-Sandy Ryan II undercard is better late than never.

Bruce Carrington Calls Jose Enrique Vivas ‘A Big Step Up for Me’

Featherweight contender Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington is on the brink of a world title opportunity, but first he'll need to overcome Mexico's tough Jose Enrique Vivas on June 8 in New York City.

Excited Xander Zayas Says Night at The Garden Is a Dream Come True

Joet Gonzalez Turns Away Jose Enrique Vivas, Takes Unanimous Decision Win

Joet Gonzalez has not managed more than one win in a row over his past six starts. The two-time title challenger is at least back on the right side of that streak. A furiously paced ten-round featherweight bout saw Gonzalez outland a busier Jose Enrique Vivas to win a wide

Robeisy Ramirez, Isaac Dogboe Easily Make Weight For Vacant WBO Featherweight Title Fight In Tulsa

Isaac Dogboe hit the scale at his lightest weight of his current featherweight campaign. The former WBO junior featherweight titlist arrived at a shredded yet lean 124.6 pounds in a bid to become a two-division titlist. Dogboe is a sizable underdog as he faces two-time Olympic Gold medalist Robiesy Ramirez, who was 125.6 pounds ahead of their vacant WBO featherweight title fight.

Ramirez-Dogboe, Zayas-Cruz: Official For April 1, Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa

Two-time Olympic gold medalist Robeisy “El Tren” Ramírez will lock horns with Isaac “Royal Storm” Dogboe in a 12-round showdown for the vacant interim WBO featherweight world title Saturday, April 1, at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa.

Jose Enrique Vivas Grinds Out Split Decision Win Over Edy Valencia In Slugfest

Jose Enrique Vivas went toe-to-toe with Edy Valencia for eight straight rounds to return to the win column the hard way. The Mexican featherweight grinded out a hard fought split decision win as a result. Judge Lisa Giampa (78-74) scored in favor of Valencia, overruled by Patricia Morse Jarman (77-75) and Tim Cheatham (77-75) who ruled in favor of Vivas in the final ESPN+ preliminary bout Saturday evening at Resorts World Casino in Las Vegas.

Teofimo Lopez-Pedro Campa, Full Undercard Set For August 13 In Las Vegas

Teofimo Lopez took over the lightweight division. Now campaigning at junior welterweight, it is time for Operation: Take Back. Lopez, the former lightweight champion, will face Mexican veteran Pedro “Roca” Campa in the 10-round main event Saturday, Aug. 13, at the Resorts World Event Center at Resorts World Las Vegas. In the eight-round junior middleweight co-feature, rising Puerto Rican star Xander Zayas steps up in class against Elias “Latin Kid” Espadas.    Lopez-Campa and Zayas-Espadas will be broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT.