Day: February 24, 2019

Star Boxing’s “Rockin’ Fights” series had its 34th event Friday night at the Paramount in Long Island, New York

Star Boxing's "Rockin' Fights" series had its 34th event Friday night at the Paramount in Long Island, New York. The night included six compelling bouts that included the return of Huntington's own JOHNNY "HITMAN" HERNANDEZ who went to battle with Texas native MARQUIS "THE HAWK" HAWTHORNE. In the international co-main event, JOEL "BIG JOE" DJEKO and SIMONE "TYSON" FEDERICI settled their differences in the squared circle. On the undercard, TERELL "THE PROBLEM CHILD" BOSTIC. DASHAUN "TOOSWEET" JOHNS. ALEX "EL TORO" VARGAS and JEFFREY GONZALEZ took care of business in worthy fashion. JOHNNY "HITMAN" HERNANDEZ (now 10-4 1KO) and MARQUIS "THE HAWK" HAWTHORNE found themselves in a tactical battle over the scheduled 8-round bout. From the first round on, both fighters continued to make in ring Read more [...]

Rising Prospect Ricky Medina Remains Undefeated With Dominate Performance

FLORESVILLE, TX (February 24, 2019) - Last night at the sold out Floresville Event Center, in Floresville, TX, Prince Ranch Boxing's rising star and 5-Time National Champion, Ricky "El Castigo" Medina (3-0, 2 KO), was dominate in defeating Jose Casiano (1-1-1), going the distance (4-rounds) for the first time in his career.  The event titled "Small Town Big Showdown" was promoted by Medina's promoter, TMB & PRB Entertainment. In the first round the 18-year old high school senior Medina, who resides in San Antonio, Texas, dictated the pace using his jab to set up his power shots. Casiano did his best to apply pressure throughout the fight but was unsuccessful as Medina used his superior boxing skills to counter his attack. Medina finished off the final round boxing on his toes as he Read more [...]

Eros Correa Scores Sixth Consecutive Knockout to Start Off his Career

TIJUANA, MX (February 24, 2019) - Cali Boxing's undefeated super bantamweight prospect, Eros Correa (6-0, 6 KOs), scored his sixth consecutive knockout to start off his career when he stopped Jose Pech by way of a second-round knockout. The 4-round bout took place in Tijuana, Mexico and was promoted by GM3 Boxing Promotions and Gonzalez Boxing Promotions. After a dominating first round, Correa came out with a vengeance in round two, dropping Pech twice with his signature left hook to the body.  After Pech got up, Correa finished him off with a left hook to the head. "Fighting in Mexico has been a tremendous blessing to my career," said Eros Correa, who lives and trains in San Jose, CA. "I feel I have the power and skills to compete with anyone in the super bantamweight division. I'll Read more [...]