
Andy Dominguez guts out a split decision over Byron Rojas
Strawweight contender Andy Dominguez scored the biggest win of his career Friday, outpointing former title challenger Byron Rojas in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Roney Hines: record, next fight and profile →

Strawweight contender Andy Dominguez scored the biggest win of his career Friday, outpointing former title challenger Byron Rojas in Atlantic City, New Jersey.

After both made weight Thursday, Andy Dominguez will face Byron Rojas on Friday in Atlantic City, New Jersey, with a minor junior flyweight title at stake.

Roney Hines preserved his unbeaten record but had to go more than a year between wins. The 28-year-old southpaw from Cleveland boxed his way to a unanimous decision victory over Jonathan Gruber in their six-round heavyweight contest. Scores were 60-54, 60-54 and 59-55 for Hines in their DAZN-aired preliminary bout Tuesday evening at Edison Ballroom in New York City.

In the main event, former WBO junior lightweight world champion and US Marine, Jamel Herring, returns to the ring for the first time in over a year to begin his quest for a second world title versus the unbeaten Nick Molina.

Former unified and lineal lightweight world champion George Kambosos Jr. makes his Top Rank debut in a 12-round IBF world title eliminator against English southpaw Maxi Hughes on Saturday, July 22, at FireLake Arena in Shawnee, Oklahoma.

It’s spring training time for Roney Hines. Not in a literal sense, especially in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic that put a momentary halt on the 25-year-old’s boxing career, but in the sense that, at this point, the slate is clear, the options are endless, and the future is bright.

As a veteran working on a winning streak to position himself for a shot at top contenders, there is little boxer Frank Galarza doesn't know about what it takes to be a champion. What is new is trying to accomplish his goals while also being the best father possible to his daughter, Joy, who will be two years old in November.

GH3 Promotions has signed Heavyweight prospect Ronald Hines. Hines, 22 of Cleveland, Ohio is managed by former NFL Defensive End, Ray Edwards. The 6'6" Hines, began boxing at at the age of nine, as he was already involved in Karate, his dad took him to the boxing gym where he met his eventual trainer Push Davis.