Mandeep Jangra: record, next fight and profile →
Roy Jones disciple Mandeep “MJ” Jangra has his 11th pro fight tonight – his eight with Jones as his trainer – when he meets Nilo Guerrero for the vacant National Boxing Association (NBA) junior lightweight title.
Roy Jones disciple Mandeep “MJ” Jangra has his 11th pro fight tonight – his eight with Jones as his trainer – when he meets Nilo Guerrero for the vacant National Boxing Association (NBA) junior lightweight title.
Mandeep Jangra will face Nilo Guerrero for a minor junior lightweight belt on Sept. 19 at Legends Casino Hotel in Toppenish, Washington.
Being designated a main-event fighter by Roy Jones Jr. is all the promotion India’s Mandeep Jangra needs as he looks to extend his unbeaten start by headlining Jones’ next Legends Casino card, Sept. 19 in Toppenish, Wash.
The legendary former world champion Roy Jones, now a trainer and promoter, will have three of his fighters headline a fight card at Legends Casino in Toppenish, Washington on June 28.
Roy Jones Jr. is gracious with his time but he doesn’t like wasting it. The former four-division champ is on a short list of fighters who are viewed as the best of all time. So, with reverence from just about everyone, fighters from all across the globe have knocked on his door, begging for help.
In the main event, hometown favorite, undefeated Yakima born Andrew Murphy will fight in an eight-round bout defending his National Boxing Association (NBA) Super Middleweight Americas title.
Former four division world champion Roy Jones Jr., now a trainer and promoter, will have a selection of his fighters headline a card at Legends Casino in Toppenish, Washington on January 25.
Indian amateur standout Mandeep Jangra emerged successfully from his professional debut, and he outclassed the game Luciano Ramos to win via a unanimous decision.