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Photos: Broner-Taylor, Matthysse-Ortiz, Berto Weigh-In

Photos: Broner-Taylor, Matthysse-Ortiz, Berto Weigh-In

Boxing Photos

•Sep 5, 2014

In perhaps the upset of the day, things remained civil during an otherwise tense weigh-in as Adrien Broner and Emmanuel Taylor made weight for their Showtime-televised headliner Saturday evening at US Bank Arena in Cincinnati, Ohio. Photos by Mark Zerof/Hoganphotos. The two fighters have traded harsh words all week, with Broner going so far as to attempt to choke Taylor during Thursday's presser. A brawl was predicted to break out during Friday's weigh-in, but both fighters behaved, simply exchnaging words while posing for the cameras after making weight.

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Ishe Smith Drills Davis: Bey and Cuellar Get Wins

Ishe Smith Drills Davis: Bey and Cuellar Get Wins

Francisco Salazar

•May 2, 2014

Super welterweight Javonte Clark knocked out Miguel Rico in the first round of a scheduled four round bout. Clark (2-0, 2 KOs) landed a right cross that dropped Rico to the canvas. Rico (2-6-1) remained on the canvas as referee Jay Nady counted him out at 25 seconds.

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Jamel Herring: I Learned from Broner’s Loss to Maidana

Jamel Herring: I Learned from Broner’s Loss to Maidana

David P. Greisman

•Jan 28, 2014

Jamel Herring had said before that he was learning from being in the same gym as Adrien Broner. But he also found lessons in Broner’s loss this past December to Marcos Maidana. Herring, a 2012 Olympian, moved to 7-0 (4 KOs) this past Saturday with a split decision win over Antonio Sanchez. The 28-year-old from Coram, N.Y., spoke afterward with BoxingScene’s David Greisman and Nestor Gibbs of Tha Boxing Voice about that bout, Broner, and more.

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Video: Jamel Herring Discusses Recent Win, The Future

Video: Jamel Herring Discusses Recent Win, The Future

BoxingScene Staff

•Jan 26, 2014

David P. Greisman catches up with undefeated junior welterweight prospect Jamel Herring to discuss his recent victory on the Lamont Peterson-Dierry Jean undercard, plans for 2014 and more.

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Wade, Warren, Easter and Herring Win at DC Armory

Wade, Warren, Easter and Herring Win at DC Armory

David P. Greisman

•Jan 25, 2014

- The show’s opening bout brought a successful pro debut for welterweight Javonte Clark, who beat the heck out of Lee R. Kreisher until the referee stopped the fight with 21 seconds left in the third round of their four-round bout. Clark scored a knockdown with his first landed punches, a southpaw jab followed by a left cross. Kreisher rose, only to be pummeled around the ring for what must have seemed to him like the longest round. Clark was more patient in the second round, yet he continued to pick Kreisher apart, particularly with hard body shots. As the third round neared its end, he sensed that Kreisher was close to being done and poured on the punishment.

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Jamel Herring Says Stafford’s Helping Him Find Power

Jamel Herring Says Stafford’s Helping Him Find Power

David P. Greisman

•Dec 17, 2013

In the span of his one year and six days as a pro fighter, lightweight prospect Jamel Herring has knocked out four of his six opponents. This isn’t necessarily a surprise or a notable accomplishment, especially not in a sport where prime prospects are handed limited opposition in the early years of their development. But for Herring, the way he’s winning now is a departure from how he was perceived before he entered the paid ranks.

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Shumenov Drills Kovacs: Herring, Jermain Taylor Win

Shumenov Drills Kovacs: Herring, Jermain Taylor Win

David P. Greisman

•Dec 14, 2013

- In the show’s opener, bantamweight prospect Rau’shee Warren scored a unanimous decision over Jose Silveira. All three judges scored the bout 80-72. Warren, 26, of Cincinnati, is a three-time American Olympian. He improves to 17-0 with 3 KOs, including the eight bouts he had in the World Series of Boxing. Silveira, 35, of Kanasin, Mexico, falls to 15-10 (6 KOs).

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Sadam Ali, Perez, Browne, Herring Win at Barclays

Sadam Ali, Perez, Browne, Herring Win at Barclays

Thomas Gerbasi

•Sep 30, 2013

BROOKLYN, NY -– It took a while for 2008 United States Olympian Sadam Ali to make it to the big show, but in his first Fox Sports 1 headlining gig as a Golden Boy Promotions fighter, the local welterweight hero put on a memorable show against game and underrated spoiler Jay Krupp, rising from the deck to score two knockdowns of his own en route to an eight round unanimous decision win in front of 3,059 at Barclays Center. Scores were 79-72, 78-71, and 77-72. Ali was clearly the more conventional boxer of the two as the bout commenced, but Krupp’s wild swinging style not only got the crowd’s attention, but it produced some exciting exchanges throughout the opening round. One saw Ali rock Krupp briefly, but the Louisiana native got the last word with a left hook that put the Brooklynite on the deck at the bell.

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Warren, Herring, Browne, Williams, Galarza Win at Barclays

Warren, Herring, Browne, Williams, Galarza Win at Barclays

Thomas Gerbasi

•Jun 22, 2013

2012 United States Olympian Jamel Herring got the night of action at Barclays Center started with a workmanlike four round unanimous decision win over Calvin Smith. Scores in the lightweight bout were 40-35 and 40-36 twice. Coram, New York’s Herring took much of the first round to get acclimated to his foe, but by the end of the opening frame he began tagging and rocking Smith with straight lefts. In the second, Herring moved his focus to the body, visibly hurting Smith, but the Pritchard, Alabama product hung tough. In the third, Smith emptied his tank trying to make something happen, but two near knockdowns by Herring continued to add to his lead, and while Smith wasn’t able to turn things around, making it to the final bell was a moral victory of sorts.

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Porter Defeats Lo Greco: Ogogo, Peterson, Seda Win

Porter Defeats Lo Greco: Ogogo, Peterson, Seda Win

David P. Greisman

•May 18, 2013

American Olympian Jamel Herring had little difficulty picking up his third pro victory, scoring two knockdowns over a clearly outmatched Victor Galindo en route to a first-round technical knockout. Herring competed at junior welterweight in the 2012 Olympics, losing in the first round of competition. Now a lightweight, he put Galindo down early in the opening round, then soon scored a second knockdown on the strength of a sustained body attack. Galindo rose again, but his corner had seen enough and ascended the ring steps with a white towel in hand.

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