Fearless fighter John Bauza of Puerto Rico put on a clinic at times in his fight this weekend against Williams Jr. A rare moment occurred where Bauza knocked down his opponent an astonishing amount of times. 5 times no less: Violent sweet science and a bad man for sure. Big respect to both boxers. Boxing […]

Ruthless Xander Zayas removed his opponent and took him out of the equation this weekend in some fashion. Taking no prisoners and wasting little time he went about his work in business-like fashion. Closing the show with this stunning knockout: Impressive to say the least. Boxing fans are really taking to this young fighter at

Team USA’s Keyshawn Davis after a strong Olympics for America this year has now returned to professional boxing. Picking up right where he left off. Unleashing a brutal body shot to win by knockout this weekend: Savage punch for sure. Perfectly placed and boxing fans have reacted in their droves to it. Credit to both

The man many are calling America’s best young heavyweight showed one more time what he can do in brutal fashion. A fearless heavyweight prospect and soon to be contender Jared Anderson was in no mood for messing around this weekend: 11-0-11 KO. Only 22-years-old. Madison Square Garden in New York witnessed something special in the

39-year-old Filipino Flash Nonito Donaire continues to prove age is just a number in top flight boxing this year. One more time showing what he is all about. Knocking out a younger Filipino opponent 15 years his junior in ruthless fashion: A serious punch for sure. Boxing fans appear to be very impressed the world

Anyone who would have written off Ukraine’s Vasyl Lomachenko in recent years would be well-advised to have a little talk with themselves or somebody. Wrong. Lomachenko the boxing genius when he wants to. If he wants to. Of if he chooses to. Can turn on a world of pain at any moment that very few

Produced. That’s what Joe Ward did this weekend. At Madison Square Garden in New York. Kicking off the card in style with a big left hand and then right hand off the back foot to score a knockdown. Then he closed the show: The win improved Ward’s professional record to 6-1-3 KO. After losing his