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The official weigh-in for Saturday’s WBC Heavyweight world championship clash between undefeated world champion Deontay Wilder and undefeated WBC number eight rated Heavyweight contender Gerald Washington, which will headline the latest edition of the Premier Boxing Champions series took place earlier today in Birmingham, AL. The official weights for the entire card are as follows. Main Event: WBC Heavyweight world championship – 12Rds. Deontay Wilder (Champion) 222lbs. vs. Gerald Washington 239lbs. Vacant IBF Jr. Middleweight world championship – 12Rds. Tony Harrison 153 1/2lbs. vs. Jarrett Hurd 153lbs. Heavyweight – 10Rds. Dominic Breazeale 263lbs. vs. Izu Ugonoh 230 1/2lbs. Vacant United States Boxing Council (USBC) Middleweight championship – 10Rds. Kenneth McNeil 158 1/2lbs. vs. Alantez Fox 159 3/4lbs. Jr. Lightweight – 8Rds. Tugstsogt Nyambayar 127 3/4lbs. vs. Jhon Gemino 128 1/2lbs. Jr. Middleweight – 10Rds. Caleb Plant 167 3/...

The official weigh-in for Friday’s pay-per-view card headlined by the WBC Light-Heavyweight elimination bout between former IBF Super-Middleweight world champion and current number seven rated WBC Light-Heavyweight contender Lucian Bute and undefeated current WBC number one Light-Heavyweight contender Eleider Alvarez took place earlier today in Quebec City, Canada.  The official weights for the entire card are as follows. Main Event: WBC Light-Heavyweight Elimination Bout – 12Rds. Lucian Bute 173 1/2lbs. vs. Eleider Alvarez* 174 1/2lbs. (*Bout is also for the WBC Silver Light-Heavyweight championship currently held by Alvarez.) Vacant World Boxing Union (WBU) Heavyweight world championship Eric Bahoeli 253 1/2lbs. vs. Adam Braidwood 250 1/2lbs. IBF International Middleweight championship – 10Rds. * Francis Lafreniere (Champion) 157 1/2lbs. vs. Uriel Gonzalez 159 1/2lbs. (*The vacant North American Boxing Organization (NABO) Middleweight championsh...

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Future Hall of Famer Roy Jones scored a dominant eighth round technical knockout over former world title challenger Bobby Gunn on Friday night at the Chase Center in Wilmington, DE. The fight was fought at a methodical pace from start to finish. Gunn had some sporadic success in making Jones miss and landed a couple of solid punches in the first two rounds, but as the fight progressed it was Jones who picked his shots. As the fight went on Jones found a home for his right hand on Gunn’s face. Toward the end of round seven, Jones connected with a short combination highlighted by a flush left hook to the jaw that had Gunn staggered, but Jones opted to let Gunn finish the round rather than force the action. Although Gunn survived the round, he was prevented from continuing the combat as the bell sounded for eight by his corner who informed Referee Bill Clancy that they wanted the fight stopped. Official time of the stoppage was :07 of round eight. Roy Jones advances to 65-9, wi...

The official weigh-in for Friday’s pay-per-view card headlined by a twelve round Cruiserweight fight for the vacant World Boxing Foundation (WBF) Cruiserweight world championship between future Hall of Famer Roy Jones and former world title challenger Bobby Gunn took place on Thursday in Wilmington, DE. The official weights for the entire card are as follows. Main Event: World Boxing Foundation (WBF) Cruiserweight world championship – 12Rds. Roy Jones 197 1/2lbs. vs. Bobby Gunn 199lbs. Jr. Middleweight – 10Rds. Kanat Islam 154 1/4lbs. vs. Robson Assis 154 1/2lbs. Jr. Welterweight – 4Rds. Joey Tiberi 136lbs. vs. Bryan Timmons 138 1/4lbs. Jr. Featherweight – 6Rds. Olimjon Nazarov 119 1/2lbs. vs. Dagoberto Aguero 118 1/2lbs. Jr. Lightweight – 6Rds. Frank De Alba 130 1/4lbs. vs. German Meraz 129lbs. Heavyweight – 4Rds. Lamont Singletary 204 3/4lbs. vs. Dan Biddle 214lbs. Middleweight – 4Rds. Edward Ortiz 162 1/4lbs. vs. Jeff Chiffen...

Press Release: February 16, 2017 – By Majestic Raven Entertainment and CKO Promotions- Artrimus Sartor fights for the American Boxing Organization (ABO) Super Bantamweight title on February 23rd in Dallas-Fort Worth, Texas. Sartor Photo Credit: Majestic Raven Entertainment/CKO Promotions (3-1, 0), originally from Cincinnati, Ohio is excited for the opportunity that this affords him and looks to get back into the win column. “My last bout that loss was my fault. I wasn’t ready and looked passed my opponent last year. This fight is my redemption from that loss. My focus is totally on this bout.” ABO president Juan Curiel is excited to have this bout taking place and hopes to that it brings plenty of excitement to fans in attendance. “We are extremely excited about this fight on the 23rd and we only are looking for one thing and that is for the better fighter to win. “ The fight will take place on the annual “Night to Fight” fundraiser to benefit Ring of Hope Boxing Cl...