Frank Sanchez: record, next fight and profile →
LAS VEGAS – Frank Sanchez survived a surprising scare in the first round Saturday at T-Mobile Arena. The unbeaten Cuban contender regained his composure after Scott Alexander rocked him with a right hand in the opening round, scored a knockdown in the second round, battered Alexander toward the end of the fourth round and
Top heavyweight Frank “The Cuban Flash” Sanchez will highlight the stacked three-fight Showtime PPV Countdown show as he takes on Scott Alexander in a 10-round matchup on Saturday, September 30 leading up to the Canelo Álvarez vs. Jermell Charlo Showtime PPV event taking place at T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Canelo Promotions will present the Premier Boxing Champions pay-per-view.
Frank Sanchez has taken another bout to stay busy while he tries to secure a more meaningful heavyweight fight. BoxingScene.com has learned that the unbeaten Cuban contender will square off against American veteran Scott
Several fighters have not accepted the opportunity to fight WBC heavyweight champion Tyson Fury. Last year, the WBC ordered a final world title eliminator between former champion Deontay Wilder and Andy Ruiz. The two boxers were never close to a deal and they appear to be heading in other directions.
If Tyson Fury is still serious about returning to the ring July 22 in London, Frank Sanchez is more than willing to travel to England for a shot at Fury’s WBC heavyweight title. The undefeated Fury has publicly complained about the trouble he and his team have had securing an opponent since
Heavyweight contender Frank Sanchez is very pleased with his reunion with veteran trainer Eddy Reynoso and Team Canelo. After almost a year apart, the Cuban giant and the Mexican professor are back together at the San Diego facility to resume their search for a world title, in a new chapter that began with the recent knockout victory over Daniel Martz.
Heavyweight contender Frank Sanchez believes he made the right decision by reuniting with trainer Eddy Reynoso and Team Canelo Alvarez. Sanchez returned to the ring last Saturday night, with a first round blowout of Daniel Martz at the Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.
CARSON, Calif. – “The Cuban Flash” Frank Sanchez lived up to his nickname and made minced meat of Daniel Martz by dropping his outmatched opponent three times and scoring a first-round knockout.
Sebastian Fundora never weighs more than 160 pounds, not even when he isn’t training for a fight. The 6-foot-6 southpaw’s discipline paid dividends at the scale again Friday, when Fundora easily met his division’s limit for a 12-round, 154-pound title defense against Brian Mendoza. Fundora weighed in at 153.3 pounds, slightly lighter
Three showdowns featuring a former two-division world champion, a two-time Olympian, an unbeaten heavyweight contender and more will highlight the Showtime Boxing Countdown live streaming presentation this Saturday, April 8 from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California in an event presented by Premier Boxing Champions.