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French bantamweight prospect Elie Konki (10-0) outscored Colombian Anuar Salas (20-8-1) over ten last night in Paris and won the vacant WBA I-C title. It was scored 98-92 twice and 97-93.
Guillaume Frenois: record, next fight and profile →

French bantamweight prospect Elie Konki (10-0) outscored Colombian Anuar Salas (20-8-1) over ten last night in Paris and won the vacant WBA I-C title. It was scored 98-92 twice and 97-93.

Asloum Event in France have rescheduled the No Limit XIII show and it's now set for October 17 at the Palais des Sports Marcel Cerdan in Levallois. No crowd is allowed but it will be shown live by RMC Sport.

Asloum Event has been forced to cancel the No Limit Episode XIII show in Agde (France) that was to go ahead over two nights August 28 and 29. The reason is an outbreak of Covid-19 in the region and the restrictions that followed.

Asloum Event began the new season with a show on August 29 in Cap d' Agde (France) billed as No Limit XII. On the bill is the likes of lightweight Yvan Mendy (44-5-1), super featherweight Guillaume Frenois (47-2-1), bantamweight Elie Konke (9-0), middleweight Christian Mbili (16-0) and former Olympian Sofiane Oumha in his pro debut. Opponents for all are to be announced.

College Park Center, Arlington - Tevin Farmer (30-4-1, 6 KOs) retained the IBF super featherweight title with a twelve round unanimous decision over Guillaume Frenois (46-1-1, 12 KOs). The scores were 119-108, 116-111, 116-111.

Tevin Farmer and Guillaume Frenois woke up Saturday morning fighting fit. The pair of super featherweights both came within the required limits of the International Boxing Federation (IBF) title fight. Farmer tipped the scales at 139.8 pounds, gaining roughly 10 pounds since Friday’s official weigh-in where he was 129 3/4 pounds. Frenois added just five pounds in that same span, weighing 134.6 pounds on Saturday morning after coming in at 129 1/2 pounds on Friday.

Tevin Farmer, Guillaume Frenois Weights Photos Gallery - Fans gathered on Friday afternoon in anticipation for the showdown on Saturday night at the College Park Center featuring WBO World Super Lightweight Titlist Maurice Hooker facing off against WBC World Super Lightweight Titlist Jose Ramirez. (photos by Ed Mulholland).

Tevin Farmer, Guillaume Frenois Photos Gallery Final Press Conference - Fans gathered on Thursday afternoon in anticipation for the showdown on Saturday night at the College Park Center featuring WBO World Super Lightweight Titlist Maurice Hooker facing off against WBC World Super Lightweight Titlist Jose Ramirez. (photos by Ed Mulholland).

Tevin Farmer will defend his IBF World Super-Featherweight title against Guillaume Frenois at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas on Saturday July 27, live on DAZN in the US and on Sky Sports in the UK.

Tevin Farmer’s next title defense has a home and will not fall at the mercy of a purse bid. The born and bred Philadelphia (Penn.) southpaw is set for the fourth defense of the super featherweight title he claimed just last August, as he will face France’s Guillaume Frenois. The bout will take place July 27 at College Park Center in Arlington, Texas, in supporting capacity to a unification bout between unbeaten 140-pound titlists Jose Carlos Ramirez and local favorite Maurice Hooker.