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| BOB ARUM: PACQUIAO WILL FIGHT IN DECEMBER, TWICE NEXT YEAR AND THAT'LL BE IT!
By G. Leon
| When asked if he sees Top Rank working with Manny Pacquiao in the near future, Bob Arum told Boxingtalk, "I think we're going to make something happen in the near future, yes. Todd and I visited Manny and I think he's going to be looking to fight in December, twice next year and that'll be it, but the guy he's most interested in is Lomachenko at a catch weight. " Full interview with Arum to follow shortly so stay tuned! Remember where you heard it first! 8:43 PM EST Note: originally posted 8/14/18
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| TERENCE CRAWFORD TO RETURN TO THE RING ON OCTOBER 13TH!
By G. Leon
Shakur Stevenson also slated to appear on telecast
| Moments ago Bob Arum informed Boxingtalk that undefeated elite level pound for pounder and WBO welterweight champion Terence Crawford will next fight on October 13th in Omaha, Nebraska. Arum also informed us that Shakur Stevenson will also be appearing on the telecast provided he exits the ring unscathed on Saturday night. Arum would neither confirm nor deny the rumblings we've recently heard that that Crawford's opponent will be the undefeated welterweight contender Jose Benavidez. "No comment" was all my usually vociferous Bobfather had to say in response. Full interview to follow, until then. REMEMBER WHERE YOU HEARD IT FIRST (7:09 PM EST) Note: Originally posted 8/14/18
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| TWITTER CHATTER: FRANK WARREN ON TYSON FURY
| "Whatever certain media have said in the past to vilify Tyson Fury, to give you an idea about the man’s real character... he stayed 45 minutes after today’s presser to have a photo with every one of the 300+ fans that asked him. That ladies and gents is a genuine people’s champion." --Fury's promoter Frank Warren
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| TOP RANK WINS HOOKER-SAUCEDO PURSE BID
By G. Leon
| Earlier today Top Rank won the purse bid for the WBO junior welterweight title fight between champion Maurice Hooker and mandatory challenger Alex Saucedo. Top Rank won the bid with a whopping $1.625M bid, narrowly beating Matchroom Boxing's $1.55M. Moments ago Bob Arum informed Boxingtalk that Top Rank plans to stage the show at the Chesapeake Arena in Oklahoma City on November 16th or 17th. Full interview with Bobfather to follow so stay tuned!
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| UNBEATEN SUPER MIDDLES BOOKED FOR DECEMBER IN SOUTH AFRICA
| According to its website, South African promoter Golden Gloves has secured a December 8th show at Emperors Palace in Kempton Park. Newly minted South African super middleweight champion Rowan Campbell (8-0) will battle Petro Ivanov (9-0-2) of the Ukraine. The plan is for Thulani Mbenge (14-0) to defend his IBO welterweight belt for the first time on the same show.
| | | | | | | CONNECTICUT HALL OF FAME NAMES SIX NEW MEMBERS
| Press Release: The Connecticut Boxing Hall of Fame (CBHOF) has announced its six-member Class of 2018 to be inducted on Saturday night, October 13th in the Uncas Ballroom at Mohegan Sun. The new CBHOF inductees are boxers Cocoa Kid (from the 1930s) and Angel Vazquez, judge Don Trella, and trainers John Harris, Bill Gore and Brian Clark.
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| FURY VS. PIANETA FINAL PRESSER QUOTES
| Press Release: Former world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury (pictured) and his next opponent, Francesco Pianeta, faced off on Tuesday in Belfast during the final press conference for their ten-round bout this Saturday at Windsor Park. The second comeback fight of the former world champion will stream live exclusively to U.S. audiences on Showtime's Boxing Facebook page and its Sports YouTube channel beginning at 3:30 p.m. ET/12:30 p.m. PT (please note new start time). An encore presentation will air later that evening on Showtime Extreme (10 p.m. ET/PT). Here’s what the fighters had to say at Europa Hotel in Belfast on Tuesday:
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| RUBEN VILLA BACK IN ACTION ON AUGUST 24TH
| Press Release: Featherweight Ruben Villa (12-0, 5 KOs) takes to the ring for the fourth time this year on Friday, Aug. 24th at Omega Products International in Corona, Calif. The southpaw from Salinas, Calif. battles Jose Santos Gonzalez (23-6, 13 KOs) of Mexico in an eight-round main event. All fights will be live streamed via the Thompson Boxing Facebook page and ThompsonBoxing.com. Villa (pictured), a two-time national Golden Gloves champion, is coming off a sixth round knockout of Ricardo Lopez in June.
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| IWASA TO DEFEND TITLE AUGUST 16TH ON ESPN+
| Press Release: American fight fans will be treated to breakfast and boxing on Thursday, Aug. 16 when Japan's Ryosuke Iwasa makes the second defense of his IBF junior featherweight championship against Ireland's TJ “The Power” Doheny at Korakuen Hall in Tokyo. Iwasa (25-2, 16 KOs), a 28-year-old native of Kashiwa, Chiba, Japan, is 19-1 when fighting at Korakuen Hall, the iconic venue located in the same complex as the world-famous Tokyo Dome.
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| GOLOVKIN WEIGHS 168.3 POUNDS
| Press Release: Gennaddy "GGG" Golovkin, the beef-eating undefeated world middleweight champion with the positive attitude and the negative random drug tests, can’t weight to return to the ring at Las Vegas' T-Mobile Arena on September 15th. Golovkin seeks revenge in a rematch rematch against former world middleweight champion Saul "Canelo" Alvarez (49-1-2, 34 KOs), of Guadalajara, Mexico. The world championship fight will be shown live by HBO Pay-Per-View beginning at 8 P.M. ET / 5 P.M. PT. Golovkin (38-0-1, 34 KOs), from Karaganda, Kazakhstan, boxing’s longest-reigning world champion (since 2010), stepped on the scale today and weighed 168.3 lbs. – well below the 176 lbs. limit -- for the WBC 30-day weigh-in. Golovkin’s weigh-in took place at The Summit, Golovkin’s high altitude training camp in Big Bear Lake, Calif. No weigh-in results have been reported by Canelo’s camp.
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| | | | | | | INTRODUCING BROOKLYN HEAVYWEIGHT NKOSI SOLOMON
| Press Release: Nkosi Solomon will make his professional debut in the first Matchroom Boxing USA show live on Dazn at the Wintrust Arena in Chicago on October 6th. The 23 year-old amateur star from Brownsville, Brooklyn is being touted as a future star in the heavyweight division by British promoter Eddie Hearn, and the former Team USA man and number one amateur in the States is thrilled to be joining the paid ranks in the Windy City on a card headlined by Jessie Vargas’ clash with Thomas Dulorme.
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| CARLOS BALDOMIR FACING DISTURBING CRIMINAL CHARGES
| Disturbing news out of Argentina. According to Diario Democracia, former world welterweight champion Carlos Baldomir, age 47, is charged with having sexual contact with his daughter starting when the girl was just seven years old. Baldomir has been charged, but not convicted, and faces up to twenty years in prison. The criminal complaint was made in Santa Fe, Argentina in late 2016 by the girl's mother. Baldomir has a career mark of 49-16-6 with a busy stretch in 2006-2007 that saw him beat Zab Judah and Arturo Gatti, then lose to Floyd Mayweather and Vernon Forrest in four consecutive fights. --Scott Shaffer
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| BLUE CHIPPER SHAKUR STEVENSON WANTS TV TIME, NOT ESPN+
By G. Leon
"I'm going to put on a show!"
| How's everything going in preparation for your upcoming bout versus Carlos Ruiz? What can fans expect from you on fight night? I'm just got out of the gym right now, you know I'm working. I'm going for my third straight knockout on August 18th, three in a row, plus it's like a home fight for me. All of my fights where I fight close to home I put on good shows. I feel like I put on a show in Philly and I may even put on a better show in Atlantic City if this guy is going to be able to last more than two rounds.
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| VAUGHN ALEXANDER DISCUSSES LOSS TO DOUGLIN; EAGER TO FIGHT AGAIN THIS FALL
By G. Leon
| Obviously, a loss was not the result you were looking for against Denis Douglin. Can you give us some thoughts on what went wrong in the fight and how you've been coping with your first loss as a pro? I ain't here to make no excuses about anything. He won the fight and it was just a situation where it was a bad night. I couldn't get off. I don't know what it was but my body wasn't responding. I was in dog shape and I did all of the preparations and everything for this fight and dude ain't on my level, but it's just something I can't explain. He got the victory and I take my hat off to him, no excuses on my part.
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| AMIR KHAN LOOKS AHEAD TO SAMUEL VARGAS
| Press Release: Amir Khan is back in action when he takes on Samuel Vargas at Arena Birmingham in Birmingham, England on September 8th, live on Sky Sports. This fight follows Khan's 39-second win over Phil Lo Greco in April after nearly two year out of action. Speaking from his Los Angeles training camp, the former world 140-pound ruler must beat the Canadian-based Colombian Vargas in style if he is to secure a shot at welterweight world honors later this year. “Fans will see another explosive performance on September 8,” said Khan.
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| | | | | | | BOXING COMING TO NEW MARYLAND CASINO
| Press Release: Hanover, Maryland's Maryland Live! Casino/Hotel launches itself into the world of professional boxing on Saturday, August 18th, inaugurating the new 1,500 seat showroom with a card featuring Maryland's Demond Nicholson (18-3-1 with 17 KOs) in a super middleweight contest against Los Angeles-based Brazilian Isaac Rodrigues (25-2 with 20 KOs). The co-feature pairs welterweight Ivan Golub (14-1 with 13 KOs) against Detroit's Lenardo Tyner (34-12-2 with 21 KOs). [As previously reported on Boxingtalk,] a ten rounder matches former world titleholder DeMarcus Corley (51-31-1 with 28 KOs) of Washington D.C against Mykal Fox of Maryland (17-0 with 4 KOs). Jeter Promotions and Maryland Live! have announced the full card, which will be shown on CBS Sports:
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| MURATA'S PROMOTERS DO NOT PARTICIPATE IN PURSE BID
| The WBA announced that a purse bid for its regular middleweight title between Ryoto Murata of Japan and Rob Brant of Minnesota was won by Brant's promoter, Greg Cohen. Surprisingly, Murata's promoter, Teiken Promotion, did not participate in the purse bid. Although the WBA regular championship is a paper title, Murata is an Olympic champion and extremely popular athlete in Japan. The minimum bid was $200,000 and the Brant team offered $202,114. The date proposed by Greg Cohen for the contest was October 27th in Minneapolis, New York or Atlantic City. The parties have 15 calendar days to submit the signed contract, so it remains to be seen what Murata plans to do.
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| TATLI RETAINS EUROPEAN TITLE IN FINLAND
| Edis Tatli W12 Frank Urquiaga... In Finland, the EBU lightweight championship fight between local hero Edis Tatli (31–2) and Spain's Frank Urquiaga (12–1) turned out to be an action-packed fight with Tatli retaining the title. Urquiaga started aggressively but had trouble getting through the taller Tatli’s jab. By the second round Urquiaga’s right eye was starting to swell. In the fourth, Tatli took the center of the ring and commanded the action with his jab.The sixth round started well for Urquiaga as he got in booming body shots, but toward the end of the round he seemed to tire. In the seventh, in the midst of a heated exchange, Tatli got in a left hook that hurt Urquiaga. The challenger recovered, went back to attack mode and got in a beautiful uppercut in the final minute of the round. The eighth was a wild round as Tatli hurt Urquiaga again, but the challenger recovered and snapped Tatli’s head back with a shot of his own. The two fighters exchanged punches for the remainder of the round. By the end of ninth, both fighters were bruised. The championship rounds started cautiously until Tatli took control of the eleventh. However, Urquiaga answered with a hard hook that landed flush on Tatli’s jaw. Tatli seemed to do enough to take the final round and won by judges' scores of 116-112, 116-114 and 115-113. source: wbc
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| BELFAST SHOW GETS LIVE CANADIAN BROADCAST
| Press Release: The big show from Belfast, Northern Ireland will get a live Canadian broadcast on Saturday afternoon, August 18th exclusively on Super Channel. Two-division champion Carl "The Jackal" Frampton takes on Luke "Action" Jackson in the main event for the WBO interim featherweight title. Three-time Irish Olympian Paddy "The Leprechaun" Barnes challenges WBC flyweight champion Cristofer "El Latigo" Rosales and undefeated former world heavyweight champion Tyson "Gypsy King" Fury continues his comeback in a 10-round match against veteran Francisco Pianeta. Frampton vs. Jackson, presented by Frank Warren's Queensbury Promotions, will air across Canada exclusively on Super Channel, starting at 2:45 p.m. ET / 11:45 a.m. PT.
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| ADAM KOWNACKI GUNNING FOR STOPPAGE AGAINST CHARLES MARTIN
By G. Leon
| How is everything going in preparation for your upcoming bout against Charles Martin? Things are going good, I'm fresh off of my second session today and I'm going to the fights in Jamaica, Queens at Club Amazura tonight to support some of the local talent. I know Charles is going to be a tough opponent, he's a big guy 6'6 245 lbs, a southpaw, a good counter puncher and a former world champion, so I'm training hard to make sure I'm at my best.
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| RICHARDSON HITCHINS TAKING STEP UP BOUT ON GARCIA-PORTER CARD
By G. Leon
| I saw it on your IG page that you're going to be back in action on September 8th. Who's the veteran you're going to be fighting? I'm fighting a veteran named Tyrone Harris. I'm not sure exactly where he's from, but he was a very good fighter in his time. Now he's like a journeyman, but he's got a lot of experience and he feels like he's got a lot left in him, so we're going to see on September 8th. How is everything going in preparation for the 8th? Everything is going great, I've already got my opponent committed to the fight, I'm committed to the fight so it's just time to keep on working. My only worry is that the commission in NY approves the fight so we could get this thing popping. He's a southpaw, so it's a different look for me and I'm sparring a lot of southpaws for this camp, but I'm staying sharp, learning and getting better.
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| MAYWEATHER PROMOTIONS TO ATTEND BOX FAN EXPO
| Press Release: Mayweather Promotions will appear and host an exclusive pop-up shop experience featuring the Mayweather Sports and The Money Team (TMT) brands at this year's 4th Annual Box Fan Expo at the Las Vegas Convention Center on Saturday, September 15th. Mayweather Promotions will make its third appearance at this years' Expo. Last year saw thousands of fans able to greet several Mayweather Promotions fighters including: former super middleweight champion Badou Jack, undefeated cruiserweight Andrew Tabiti, Ladarius Miller, J'Leon Love, and a surprise appearance by all-time great Floyd Mayweather.
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| | | | | | | JESUS ROJAS RETAINS PAPER TITLE DESPITE LOSS
| Joseph Diaz W12 Jesus Rojas... Joseph “JoJo” Diaz moved his record to 27-1, scoring a unanimous decision victory over WBA featherweight champion Jesus Rojas via scores of 115-113, 116-112, and 117-111. Despite the loss, Rojas remains WBA regular champion due to Diaz weighing in over the 126-pound featherweight limit. The fight took place at The Avalon of Hollywood in Los Angeles. Leo Santa Cruz is the WBA super champion at featherweight. source: wba
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| CRAWLEY AND GARCIA DRAW IN PHILLY
| Tyrone Crawley, Jr. D8 Ricardo Garcia... On Friday in a junior welterweight bout, Tyrone Crawley, Jr. (7-1-1) and Ricardo Garcia (14-3-1) fought to an eight-round majority draw before a capacity crowd at SugarHouse Casino in a junior welterweight bout. Garcia dictated the action, but the judges did not see it that way as two of the voters saw the fight even at 76-76 and a third judge had it 79-73 for Garcia.
Eric Moon W8 Christopher Brooker... Eric Moon (8-1) won an eight-round unanimous decision over Christopher Brooker (13-6) in a super middleweight bout. Moon used quick combinations that scored well over the second half of the fight that swelled the left eye of Brooker. Moon, of Marietta, GA won by scores of 78-74 and 77-75 (twice). source: kings promotions
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| RESULTS FROM GHANA
| Ghana's Patrick Allotey (38-3) defeated Uganda's Badru Lusambya (26-3-2) in a junior middleweight bout on Saturday at the Bukom Boxing Arena. Allotey won via unanimous decision with a scorecard of 120-108 and 120-109 (twice)... Ghana's Richard Lartey (13-1), in a heavyweight battle, stopped Burkina Faso's Boniface Kabore (20-6) in round two... In a 168-pound contest, Ghana's Emmanuel Martey (13-0) claimed a technical decision win over Nigeria's Sunday Ajuwa (13-4). The Ghanaian suffered an accidental headbutt forcing the bout to come to an end in round six. The scorecards all read 49-46. source: ghana web
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| STAGE SET FOR JUAREZ VS. NAVA SUPER FIGHT
| Mariana Juarez W10 Terumi Nuki ... WBC bantamweight champion Mariana "Barby" Juarez got her 50th victory, defeating Japan's Terumi Nuki in a rematch at the Mexico City Arena. The win secured a women's super fight between Jaurez and Jackie Nava. Juarez (50-9-4) dominated Nuki (10-4) throughout, just as she did in their 2017 encounter. After ten rounds, two of the judges scored it 98-91 and the other had it 97-92.
Jackie Nava TKO8 Alys Sanchez... Former two-division champion Jackie Nava broke down Venezuela's Alys Sanchez, showing little rust despite an eighteen-month ring absence. Nava (34-4-3) landed a short left hook into Sanchez's ribcage in the seventh which visibly hurt her. Pale and wincing, Sanchez (15-5-1) indicated she was unable to come out for the eighth round. Nava was the WBC 122-pound champ when she went on hiatus a year and a half ago Just like Juarez vs. Nuki, this was a recycled opponent as Nava had already defeated Sanchez four years ago. source for both results: wbc
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| RONICA JEFFREY RETURNS WITH A WIN
| | Ronica Jeffrey W6 Gabriella Mezei.. At Club Amazura in Queens, New York on on Friday, featherweight contender Ronica Jeffrey (16-1, 1 KO) triumphed via unanimous decision victory over Gabriella Mezei (8-15-3, 2 KOs). After a two-plus year layoff, Jeffrey showed no ring rust. The Brooklyn native moved very well throughout the six-round contest, slipping punches and countering with heavy numbers on her combinations. Mezei made her earn the win, but Jeffrey remained in control throughout the bout en route to a unanimous decision by counts of 60-54 (twice) and 59-55. source: uprising promotions
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| CRAWLEY AND GARCIA FIGHT TO MAJORITY DRAW
| Press Release: This past Friday night, Tyrone Crawley, Jr. and Ricardo Garcia fought to an eight-round majority draw before a capacity crowd at SugarHouse Casino in a junior welterweight bout. The fantastic nine-bout show was promoted by King's Promotions. It seemed that Garcia was leading the action by landing combinations on the ropes. Crawley tried to keep the fight at the center of the ring by trying to lead with his left and flicking out the jab. Garcia dictated the action, but the judges did not see it that way as two of the voters saw the fight even at 76-76 and a 3rd judge had it 79-73 for Garcia. Garcia, 140.7 lbs of Dominican Republic is 14-3-1. Crawley, Jr., 138.5 lbs of Philadelphia, PA 7-1-1. Eric Moon won an eight-round unanimous decision over Christopher Brooker in a super middleweight bout. Moon used quick combination that scored well over the second half of the fight that swelled the left eye of Brooker. Moon, 167.9 lbs of Marieta, GA won by scores of 78-74 and 77-75 twice to raise his record to 8-1. Brooker, 169 lbs of Philadelphia is now 13-6.
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| UNDERRATED NDOGENI WINS AGAIN
| Xolisani Ndongeni TKO5 Salimu Jengo... In Johannesburg, lightweight Xolisani Ndongeni got a fifth-round stoppage of game but out-gunned Tanzanian Salimu Jengo (10-2). Ndongeni was a level above Jengo in every department, and he landed counter punches repeatedly. In round five the corner of Jengo decided that their man had been through enough, and threw in the towel. Ndongeni, a former IBO champion, remains undefeated at 25-0 with 13 KOs.
Xolani Mcotheli W12 Clement Kamanga.... Reigning South African national 140-pound champion Xolani Mcotheli won a unanimous decision over tough South Africa-based Congolese Clement Kamanga. All three judges saw the bout 116-112 for Mcotheli, (17-4). Kamanga did himself proud with his effort, but falls to 10-2 after winning his previous seven outings. source for all results: wbf
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| ROWAN CAMPBELL CLAIMS SOUTH AFRICAN TITLE AT 168 POUNDS
| Rowan Campbell W12 Renson Hobyani... Rowan Campbell is the new South African super middleweight champion after beating Renson Hobyani on points at Emperors Palace in Kempton Park. Campbell is now 8-0 while Hobyani falls to 8-3. The title was vacant coming in.
Wade Groth TKO6 Wynand Mulder... On the same show, Wade Groth (7-0) became the interim South African middleweight champion with a sixth-round technical knockout of Wynand Mulder (4-6-1). The interim title was created because the champion, 40 year-old Barend Von Rooyen, is challenging a doping ban. source for both results: golden gloves promotion
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| | | | | | | CRUISERWEIGHTS TO SQUARE OFF IN KINSHASA
| Taylor Mabika, a cruiserweight from Gabon now based in France, will return to the ring two months after his victory over Nuri Sefri, to face Ilunga Makabu from the Congo. The fight will be at the Grand Hotel in Kinshasa, Congo, on August 28th. (Kinshasa is the city where Muhammad Ali defeated George Foreman in boxing's Rumble In The Jungle). Mabika is 19-2-1 but has been on a roll as of late, while Makabu is 21-2 and has fought better competition. Makabu is best known for a 2016 loss to Tony Bellew for the vacant WBC cruiserweight title. Since then, Makabu had two wins in 2017 but has not fought in 2017.
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| RUSSIAN CARD LANDS ON KLOWD TV
| Press Release: KlowdTV will stream the IBO super featherweight title defense of Shavkatdzhon Rakhimov against Robinson Castellanos on Sunday, August 19th at 10:00 AM EST / 7:00 AM PST. Rakhimov of Ekaterinburg, Russia will be defending in front of his hometown fans. The 23-year-old is a three-year pro with victories over Mirzhan Zhaxylykov (9-0), Rogelio Jun Doliguez (21-3-2), Jimmy Paypa (19-3-1), and Emanuel Lopez (27-6-1). In his last bout he won the IBO title via eighth-round stoppage of former champion Malcolm Klassen. Castellanos of Celaya, Mexico has a deceiving record of 24-13 with 14 KOs. Castellanos of Celaya, Mexico has a deceiving record of 24-13 with 14 knockouts. He holds wins over Yuriorkis Gamboa, Celestino Caballero and Rocky Juarez.
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| DENMARK SHOW TO FEATURE 11 FIGHTS
| Press Release: The full fight card is now confirmed for the Nordic Fight Night on August 25th at the Struer Energi Park in Struer, Denmark. The show will be headlined by hometown hero Dina Thorslund’s bid for the vacant WBO super bantamweight title against Yessica Munoz (17-1-1). Thorslund is 11-0. With eleven fights featuring many of Denmark’s top boxing talents, promoter Nisse Sauerland says it will be biggest and best boxing event Struer has seen.
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| RYAN GARCIA TESTING LIGHTWEIGHT WATERS ON SEPT. 1ST
| Press Release: Ryan "Kingry" Garcia (15-0, 13 KOs) will battle Carlos "The Solution" Morales (17-2-3, 6 KOs) in ten rounder the lightweight division. The clash will be the main event of the Sept. 1st edition of Golden Boy Fight Night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, Calif. The action will be streamed live on Facebook Watch in the U.S. and globally on the Golden Boy Fight Night Page. Garcia, a 19-year-old native of Victorville, Calif., has previously campaigned at junior lightweight. In the co-feature, Marvin Cabrera (8-0, 6 KOs) of Los Angeles will take on Neeco "The Rooster" Macias (16-0, 9 KOs) of Lancaster, Calif. in an eight-round light middleweight battle.
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