Red Corner/ Blue Corner ...Introducing first, the champion, fighting out of the red corner. He has anunblemished perfect record with 13 professional fights, and 13 wins, with 7 of those wins coming by

Red Corner/ Blue Corner ...Introducing first, the champion, fighting out of the red corner. In 43 professional fights, he has amassed an impressive 42 victories including 41 wins by knockout, with only

Red Corner/ Blue Corner ...Introducing first, fighting out of the red corner. He has a perfect record with 19 professional fights, 19 victories including 16 wins by knockout. A standout in the current

Red Corner/ Blue Corner ...Introducing first, the champion, fighting out of the red corner. In 42 professional fights, he has amassed 41 victories including 40 wins by knockout, with only 1 draw. He is

Red corner/Blue corner ... Introducing first, Fighting out of the red corner. He enters the ring with an undefeated professional record of 23 fights, 23 victories, including 14 wins by knockout. ...from

STOP! STOP! Mr Conductor. I'm deciding to Unboard the Vasiliy Lomachenko hype train. I've been on board since his days as a fully fledged amateur and followed right through to the present day, but his

Jean Pascal VS. Marcus Browne Jean Pascal [34-6-1 20KOs] proved to his many sceptics that there is some fight in the old dog yet, when he pulled of a shocking upset by beating former US Olympian and rising

Michael Conlan VS. Ruben Ruiz Michael Conlan improved his unbeaten record to [12-0 6KOs] with an excellent win over the outclassed Ruben Ruiz [21-3 10KOs] in front of a ecstatic sellout hometown crowd

Tevin Farmer VS. Guillaume Frenois Tevin Famer 30-4-1 6KOs successfully retained his IBF super featherweight world title for the forth time, with a unanimous points decision victory over mandatory title

Gervonta Davis VS. Ricardo Nunez The undefeated Gervonta Davis 22-0 21KOs, made a second successful defence of his WBA super featherweight world title and maintained his perfect record, with a blowout

Jose Ramirez VS. Maurice Hooker Boxing has a new unified welterweight world champion, and his name is Jose Ramirez. The bout took place on Saturday night in Arlington, Texas, and what a fight. Ramirez

Teofimo Lopez VS. Masayoshi Nakatani Teofimo Lopez, 14-0 11KOs, stretched his unbeaten run to 14 and set himself up to fight for the world title by beating Masayoshi Nakatani, 18-1 12KOs, in a world title

Manny Pacquiao VS. Kieth Thurman Manny Pacquiao, 62-7-2 39KOs added yet more silverware to his ever growing extensive collection last Saturday night in Las Vegas when he beat and dethroned the former

Shakur Stevenson VS. Alberto Guevara Shakur Stevenson 12-0 7 KOs, took one step closer to his dream of a world title shot, with his impressive win over Alberto Guevara on Saturday night in Newark. The

Amir Khan VS. Billy Dib A complete mismatch, Billy Dib 45-6 26 KOs, looked to be a much smaller man fighting too far out of his natural weight class. From the opening bell it was obvious that every single

Khalid Yafai VS. Norbelto Jimenez WBA super flyweight world champion, Khalid Yafai 26-0 15KOs, strolled to an easy unanimous points victory over mandatory challenger Norbelto Jimenez 29-9-4 16KOs, in what

Joseph Parker VS. Alex Leapai Joseph Parker 26-2 20KOs had a unconvincing return to form against the overmatched but extremely durable and tough Alex Leapai 32-8-4 27KOs with a dominating 10th round stoppage.

Demetrius Andrade VS. Maciej Sulecki Demetruis Andrade 28-0 17KOs, scored a 12 round unanimous decision over Maciej Suelecki 28-2 11KOs, on Saturday night at the Dunkin donuts center in Rhode Island. This

Jermall Charlo VS. Brandon Adams Jermall Charlo improved his unbeaten record to 29-0 21KO's with a unanimous points decision win over Brandon Adams, to remain in possession of his WBC middleweight world

Richard Commey VS. Raymundo Beltran The main event of the night, saw Richard Commey 28-2 25KOs face-off against former world champ Raymundo Beltran 36-8-1 22KOs for the what was supposed to be an IBF