Erickson Lubin: record, next fight and profile →
Top Rank's Bob Arum told BoxingScene on Friday that it is planning September returns for the unbeaten Xander Zayas and Bruce “Shu Shu” Carrington to the Hulu Theater at Madison Square Garden.
In a few weeks, WBO junior middleweight champion Tim Tszyu takes part in his biggest fight on American soil. Tszyu will collide with former unified champion Keith Thurman on March 30 at the T-Mobile Arena. The fight will headline a PBC on Prime pay-per-view event.
Grabbing a win to kickstart his 2024 was salient but Austin “Ammo” Williams wanted a more credible opponent. This past Saturday night, at the Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, Nevada, Williams (16-0, 11 KOs) had little to no trouble getting rid of late replacement opponent, Armel Mbumba-Yassa. Being a fighter in the middleweight division comes with
The worst kept secret in boxing was Tim Tszyu’s supposed next opponent. Erickson Lubin no longer walks around with a perfect record, but he’s put in enough work over the years to prove that he’s one of the best 154-pounders around. That was solidified once he grabbed a somewhat controversial win over Jesus Ramos Jr. a few short months ago.
The only common ground that Tim Tszyu and Erickson ‘Hammer’ Lubin can find is that they are no longer on course to face each other. Plans have collapsed for the WBO junior middleweight title fight that was targeted for March, though both sides have
It’s been a long time since Erickson Lubin was left unaware of his surroundings. At the age of 21, he was brazen, outspoken, and more importantly, had an incredible amount of hubris. Of course, his talent was always noticeable but some were of the belief that he was simply biting off more than he could chew by taking on Jermell Charlo.
A win over Jesus Ramos felt pretty improbable. Although Erickson Lubin is incredibly talented, Ramos was on his way up. It was your typical young and fresh lion going up against an older, seasoned lion with a few more battle scars.
WBO junior middleweight champion Tim Tszyu is reportedly heading off to Thailand to begin training camp for a potential March date for his next world title defense.
As Erickson Lubin stood atop the ropes beating his chest, a fairly large population of fans that walked through the doors at the T-Mobile Arena booed him relentlessly.
Many observers were surprised when Erickson “Hammer” Lubin’s name was announced as the winner after his fight against unbeaten super welterweight prospect Jesus Ramos. The final tallies were 117-111, 116-112 and 115-113 all in favor of Lubin.