
WBC's new No. 1 contenders: Raymond Muratalla at 135, Eduardo Hernandez at 130
David Greisman provides an update on the WBC's most recent ratings.
Raymond Muratalla: record, next fight and profile →

David Greisman provides an update on the WBC's most recent ratings.

Pick It: Robson Conceicao vs. O’Shaquie Foster II When to Watch: Saturday, November 2. The preliminary broadcast begins at 5:50 p.m. Eastern Time (9:50 p.m. GMT). According to a Top Rank spokesman, the co-featured bout (Raymond Muratalla vs. Jesus Perez) is expected to begin around 10 p.m. Eastern Time (2 a.m. GMT).

Without hesitation, Raymond Muratalla says he’s willing to fight fellow unbeaten Top Rank lightweight Keyshawn Davis. The way things are transpiring, it’s more likely to occur as a unification bout.

That’s the new order of business in boxing today, and unbeaten lightweight contender Davis – a 2020 U.S. Olympic silver medalist – maximized the tactic Saturday night after watching his Top Rank stablemate and fellow lightweight Raymond Muratalla notch a victory by decision over former 130-pound champion Tevin Farmer.

First came the fight, and then Keyshawn Davis weighed in. That’s the new order of business in boxing today, and unbeaten lightweight contender Davis – a 2020 U.S. Olympic silver medalist – maximized the tactic Saturday night after watching his Top Rank stablemate and fellow lightweight Raymond Muratalla notch a victory by decision over former 130-pound champion Tevin Farmer.

First came the fight, and then Keyshawn Davis weighed in. That’s the new order of business in boxing today, and unbeaten lightweight contender Davis – a 2020 U.S. Olympic silver medalist – maximized the tactic Saturday night after watching his Top Rank stablemate and fellow lightweight Raymond Muratalla notch a victory by decision over former 130-pound champion Tevin Farmer.

Lightweight Keyshawn Davis is criticizing Raymond Muratalla's recent victory over Tevin Farmer, trying to thread the needle between calling out Muratalla and simply calling him unworthy.

Lightweight Raymond Muratalla hopes his victory on Saturday night at the Palms Casino Resort in Las Vegas is the gateway to the elusive title shot he seeks.

