Oshae Jones: record, next fight and profile →
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.
Split-T Management has announced the signing of 2021 Olympic Bronze Winner Oshae Jones to a managerial contract."We are very excited to add Oshae to our roster. She is one of the most decorated amateur boxers, and we feel she will be recognized as one of the top boxers in the world in a very short time," said David McWater of Split-T Management.
Oshae Jones carried the U.S. women's boxing team as far as she could. The 23-year-old welterweight from Toledo, Ohio exits Tokyo with a Bronze medal in tow after coming up short versus China's Gu Hong. Jones won 29-28 on the scorecard of Morocco's Bachir Abbar, overruled by scores of 30-27, 30-27, 30-27 and 29-28 for Hong in their welterweight semifinal bout Wednesday afternoon at Kokugikan Arena in Tokyo.
Oshae Jones righted the ship for the U.S. Olympic boxing team. The fighting pride of Toledo, Ohio advanced to the quarterfinal round in the welterweight division following a three-round decision win over Dominican Republic's Maria Moronta. Scores were 30-27, 30-27, 29-28 and 29-28 in favor of Jones, who scored a knockdown in round two and remained a step ahead throughout the bout Thursday at Kokugikan Arena in Tokyo.
Oshae Jones secured the first medal for the U.S. Olympic Boxing team, outpointing Dominican Republic's Maria Moronta in their quarterfinal bout. Jones floored Moronta in round two en route to winning on four of the five scorecards to guarantee at least a Bronze medal.
Oshae Jones remains red hot after literally having to walk through fire to get to Tokyo. The 23-year-old Toledo native is the second American boxer to advance to the quarterfinal round of the welterweight bracket following a three-round split decision win over Mexico's Brianda Tamara Cruz.
Women's welterweight action returns with eight bouts in the Round of 16 Tuesday afternoon and evening at Kokugikan Arena in Tokyo. Among those due to compete is Oshae Jones, the welterweight representative for the United States who is expected to medal. She faces Mexico's Brianda Tamara Cruz (Mexico), with their bout scheduled for 7:24 p.m. local time (6:24 a.m. ET).