Patrick Harris started his professional career on June 13, 2014. He's battled through a hand injury and has been patiently waiting for a opportunity to have a fight that would allow him to be able to take his career to the next level. T.A.C. Promotions gave Harris that chance when took on the veteran Stephon McIntyre for the vacant American Boxing Federation Colonial Atlantic Super Lightweight title. 
Harris looked very good in this bout. He used his jab to establish his distance. Throughout the rounds he setup some great shots to the body of McIntyre. It was clear that the activity from Harris was too much for McIntyre as the power shots sent him to the canvas in the third-round. Harris dominated the contest on all three judges scorecards with the score of 80-71. 
Outlaw opened up the bout with using his jab and footwork to keep Bogar off balance. Outlaw was able to land some good power shots to the body and head of Bogar throughout the contest despite suffering a hand injury at some point during the middle rounds. Outlaw landed a right hook that opened a cut over the right eye of Bogar, but it seemed to make Bogar fight more aggressively. Both fighters were having some good exchanges but it was Outlaw who kept the judges attention by winning on all three judges scorecards, Steve Rados 58-56, Don Risher 60-54, and Paul Wallace 59-55. 
Both of the light heavyweight fighters are from Baltimore, MD as they faced each other in this contest. The bout was very difficult to watch as each fighter wasn't really showing their ability to box. Butcher stood tall using a very awkward shoulder defense. When Reeves was the aggressor at times he was able to score a knockdown in round four. Reeves could have capitalized of the knockdown, but he wasn't using his jab to set up the shots he should have been throwing in the remaining rounds. Butcher, at times used his long reach to land a shot or two on Reeves, but most of the bout Butcher was holding. Referee Brent Bovell took a point away from Butcher for obsessive holding. Reeves won by the scores of 77-73, 80-69 and 78-72. 
White looked very good after coming off a hand injury he suffered a year ago. It was no signs of ring rust on Whites behalf as he dominated Rodriguez in every round. White looked physically stronger than he has in the past and still looked technically sound as he landed some good combinations that he set up with a strong jab. The power shots from White drained Rodriguez midway through round four. Referee Kenny Chevalier took a good look and noticed that Rodriguez had enough causing him to put a stop to the contest at 1:34 of the final round.
Fox returned with a more than respectful performance after coming off of two surgeries on his left arm. It was the use of Fox's jab that made the difference in this contest. He used it perfectly to setup what he wanted to do during the entire bout. Fox baited Ayala in to land more body shots because of the high guard Ayala maintained to protect himself from the expecting jab of Fox. Ayala tried to move in closer, but Fox showed good mobility as he moved around the ring. Fox won by shutout with all three judges, Steve Rados, Don Risher and Paul Wallace scoring it the same for Fox, 80-72.
DiBella Entertainment Promotions newest female lightweight fighter "The Dark Menace" Tiara Brown out of Bladensburg, MD scored an fourth-round TKO over Jasmine "Red" Clarkson of Cedar Hill, TX.
Brown looked very impressive as she dominated Clarkson in this scheduled six-round contest. The activity from Brown was overwhelming for Clarkson. Brown came forward the entire fight while landing good three and four punch combinations to batter Clarkson head and body. This lasted through the end of the fourth-round where referee Brent Bovell stopped the contest. 
Muhsin "Spartan" Cason of Baltimore, MD scored a second-round TKO over the debuting Donnell Daniels of Suitland, MD in their schedule four-round cruiserweight bout. 
This was a night of two debuting fighter where Duncan showed he was the more dominate fighter. Duncan proved to have power as he sent Christmas to the canvas with a left hand to the body in round one. After feeling Duncan's power Christmas was pretty much on the defensive as he moved around to avoid taking more shots. Duncan saw he had his opponent hurt so he landed a right hand to the body that forced referee Kenny Chevalier to stop the contest at 2:31 of the second round. 
The 18 year old Winslow Jr. looked very solid as a debuting middleweight. He used his jab to put together some great combinations that ended with hard power shots to the head and body of Delgado. This pressure went on the entire first-round and continued through the completion of the second-round where Delgado didn't answer the bell to start round three. 
This was the second time that these two fighters met in the center of the ring. The first time was back on February 11, 2017 at the Rosecrft Raceway in Fort Washington, MD where Irby won by unanimous decision. This bout was much of the same as Irby dominated White by using his speed to establish the jab. Irby also put together some great body shots.White was a defensive fighter during the entire four-rounds, but swung some wild looping shots as Irby worked inside his guard. All three judges scored the bout the same 40-36 for Irby.
Saleem came into this bout with a (4-0, 1 KO) record as he showed Jenkins he was definitely ready to fight. Saleem was coming forward and landing some shots that got the attention of Jenkins. Saleem backed Jenkins into the corner where both fighters were throwing shots. During this exchange Jenkins focused his attention on the referee trying to tell him he was headbutted. Saleem stayed focused on the fight as Jenkins complained and landed a couple of hard shots to the face of Jenkins to knock him out at 1:56 of the first-round.
