Vasiliy Lomachenko: record, next fight and profile →
WBA lightweight champion Jorge Linares (44-3, 27 KOs) has aggressively ruled out the idea of joining the list of boxers who "quit" while fighting two-time Olympic gold medal winner Vasyl Lomachenko (10-1, 8 KOs). The contest takes place on May 12 at Madison Square Garden in New York. ESPN will televised the fight.
Jorge Linares (44-3) will enter the ring on May 12th against top pound-for-pound fighter Vasyl Lomachenko (10-1) at Madison Square Garden in New York. He will be without his longtime trainer Ismael Salas who is training David Haye in London for his May 5th rematch against Tony Bellew.
WBA lightweight champion Jorge Linares (44-3) is putting the finishing touches on his training camp for his May 12th clash against Vasyl Lomachenko (10-1). The fight takes place at Madison Square Garden in New York and will be televised by ESPN.
BoxingScene.com was on hand at a recent training session for WBA lightweight champion Jorge Linares (44-3) who is winding down his training camp for his May 12th showdown against Vasyl Lomachenko (10-1). The fight is one of the most anticipated of the year and will air on ESPN from the Madison Square Garden in New York.
This past Saturday night in Brooklyn, rising star Gervonta "Tank" Davis improved his professional record to 20-0 and picked up the vacant WBA "super" 130 pound title when he steamrolled former world champion Jesus Cuellar in three rounds at the Barclays Center.
Vasiliy 'Hi-Tech' Lomachenko hosted a media workout Tuesday at the Boxing Laboratory as he prepares to challenge World Boxing Association (WBA) and Ring Magazine lightweight champion Jorge 'El Niño de Oro' Linares, May 12 at Madison Square Garden in New York City.
Lomachenko Training Camp Photos Gallery - On a night where VASILIY ‘Hi-Tech’ LOMACHENKO will challenge WBA and Ring Magazine lightweight champion JORGE ‘El Niño de Oro’ LINARES for division supremacy, a slew of prospects and contenders will look to steal the show May 12 at Madison Square Garden. (photos by Mikey Williams)
Brooklyn - Two impressive displays were shown in separate bouts on Saturday night’s card in Brooklyn. To open up the Showtime card, Gervonta “Tank” Davis (20-0, 19 KO’s) dropped Jesus Cuellar (28-3, 21 KO’s) three times en route to securing a third round technical knockout
NEW YORK – Gervonta Davis is open to fighting Vasyl Lomachenko next. Davis’ one condition is that it would have to be a pay-per-view event, so that he could try to make as much money as possible for that challenging fight. The powerful southpaw views himself as boxing’s next pay-per-view star and considers Lomachenko the perfect opponent to launch that stage of his promising career.
As previously reported, Manny Pacquiao believes he has "a couple more fights" left in him before he retires, starting with his first contest in more than a year when he faces Argentine WBA 'regular' welterweight world champion Lucas Matthysse in Kuala Lumpur this July.