Isaac Munoz Gutierrez: record, next fight and profile →
PHOENIX – Flexing a 10-fight card to close the year for a frenzied fight audience, Top Rank revealed the depth of its stable and a glimpse at its future main-event fighters.
Jermaine Franklin, Isaac Munoz Fight Photos Gallery - Alycia Baumgardner is hunting the biggest names in the sport after she completed a revenge mission in style. She retained her undisputed super featherweight crown with a ten round unanimous decision over old foe Christina Linardatou at the Masonic Temple in Detroit on Saturday night. (photos by Ed Mulholland)
Jermaine Franklin returned home to the U.S. and to the win column. Back-to-back road trips to the U.K. saw the Saginaw, Michigan native come up short in a valiant effort versus Dillian Whyte and a more lopsided defeat to former two-time unified heavyweight titlist Anthony Joshua. The trip back to his home state saw Franklin earn a lopsided ten-round decision over Mexico’s Isaac Munoz.
Jermaine Franklin has gained more profile from his back-to-back defeats than during his rise as an undefeated prospect. Of course, it’s time to get back into the win column. Defeats to Dillian Whyte and Anthony Joshua in consecutive trips to the UK has left Franklin without a win over an
Alycia Baumgardner had a simple message for her lone conqueror after she easily made weight. Linardatou is responsible for the lone defeat on Baumgardner's record, when she claimed an eight-round split decision in their July 2018 meeting.
Triller announced today that highly ranked heavyweight Michael ‘The Bounty’ Hunter II, (20-1-1, 14 KOs), of Las Vegas, NV has been added to the Thursday, December 2 ‘Night of heavyweights’ card against heavy-handed southpaw veteran Jerry ‘Slugger’ Forrest, (26-4-1, 20 KOs), of Newport News, VA.
Memorial Day weekend promises to start out with a bang, as junior welterweight Michael Dutchover will look to thrill his Lone Star State fans when he takes on Ivan Leon Benitez in the headlining 10-round bout of what will be an explosive night of boxing on Friday, May 28th at Reed Arena on the campus of Texas A&M University and LIVE and exclusively on UFC FIGHT PASS®., the world’s leading streaming service for combat sports. The card will begin at 7 PM ET / 6 PM CT /4 PM PT.