Haven Brady Jr.: record, next fight and profile →
Dante Benjamin, Haven Brady Jnr and Elijah Lugo – three prospects managed by David McWater – each scored decision victories in sturdy tests to remain undefeated Saturday on the ProBox TV undercard at the 2300 Arena.
Junior lightweight Haven Brady Jr. brought the heat in his first headliner at 22-years-old, blazing through OTX 9 Summa Bash in his home state of Georgia.
In a lightweight bout, Haven Brady and Jesus Vasquez Jr., both successfully made weight ahead of their headline bout on OTX 9's “Summa Bash 9” on Friday at the Overtime Elite Arena in Atlanta. Brady (12-0, 5 KO), 22, from Albany, Georgia, will face Vasquez (11-2, 3 KOs), 33, of Englewood, Colorado, in an eight-round bout. Brady weighed in at exactly 130 pounds, while Vasquez Jr. tipped the scales at 133 pounds – three pounds heavier than Brady, but at the contracted weight of 133 pounds.
Elijah Pierce picked up a fourth-round knockout over Arthur Villanueva after picking himself up off the deck early in the fight Friday at Overtime Elite Arena in Atlanta.
The main event saw local favorite Sonny Conto win a six-round unanimous decision over Detrailous Webster in a heavyweight fight.
A night of boxing will take place on Friday, November 10th at the 2300 Arena as King's Promotions presents Split-T Showcase. The card will feature some of the best talent from management company, Split-T Management. In the featured bout, local and undefeated heavyweight Sonny Conto takes on Detrailious Webster in a bout scheduled for six-rounds.
The maiden voyage of Overtime Boxing (OTX) kicked off Friday from the OTE Arena in Atlanta on DAZN. Founded by sports media company Overtime and led by general manager Brandon Rhodes, the upstart OTX launched their developmental, prospect-and-contender-based trial series with a five-fight card.
Saturday night went smoother for Haven Brady Jr. than Friday afternoon. A day after he came in three pounds overweight, Brady boxed well against a puncher and won his eight-round junior lightweight fight against Ruben Cervera by unanimous decision on the Efe Ajagba-Stephan Shaw undercard at Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, New York. Judges Don Ackerman (79-73), Tom Schreck (80-72) and Don Trella (78-74)
A pair of heavyweight bouts graces the 2023 debut of Top Rank Boxing on ESPN. All four participants were forced to adjust to different opposition than when the card was first announced but are set to collide this Saturday at Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona, New York. Headlining the show, Efe Ajagba and Stephan Shaw meet in a scheduled ten-round heavyweight contest live on ESPN.
The Top Rank on ESPN 2023 slate kicks off with a high-powered heavyweight doubleheader Saturday, Jan. 14, at Turning Stone Resort Casino in Verona, New York. The 10-round main event is a battle of big-punching Olympians, as Efe “The Silent Roller” Ajagba looks to author a signature win over Oscar “Kaboom” Rivas. In the 10-round co-feature, 2016 Italian Olympian Guido “The Gladiator” Vianello takes a seismic step up in class against fellow unbeaten Stephan “Big Shot” Shaw.