Jr. Middleweight Championship Triple Header Weigh-in Photos!

Weigh-in Results For The Jr. Middleweight Triple Header Showdown In Brooklyn, NY!

Weights are in for the Jr. Middleweight triple header championship bouts tomorrow night on Showtime!

WBA Jr. Middleweight Title 

Erislandy Lara 153.6 vs. Terrell Gausha 153.2

WBC Jr. Middleweight Title 

Jermell Charlo 153.6 vs. Erickson Lubin 153.4

IBF Jr. Middleweight Title 

Jarrett Hurd 153.6 vs. Austin Trout 153

Bouts are scheduled to take place Saturday night October 14 live on the Showtime Championship Boxing telecast staring at 10pm ET,  7pm PT.

Final Press Conference For October 14th Premier Boxing Champions Card!

Final Press Conference Photos For October 14th Triple Header On Showtime At The Barclays Center in Brooklyn, NY!

More Professional Boxing Scheduled For The Beltway Boxing Area!

Victory Boxing Promotions will be bringing another event full of local Beltway Boxers to the ABC Sports Complex in Springfield, VA on Saturday, October 14th.

Here is the latest updates from Gary "Digital" Williams of Boxing Along The Beltway.

The main event will be Maryland super bantamweight Daron Williams, who will make his Beltway-area debut against Marquis Pierce of Newark, NJ in a six-round bout.  Williams (5-0, two KO's) has been applying his trade in Phoenix, AZ where he has won all of his pro contests.  As an amateur, Williams fought a number of times in the Washington Golden Gloves at 123 pounds.  Pierce (1-11) has gone the distance in his last four bouts.

Capitol Heights, MD super bantamweight Thomas "KO" Snow returns to action in a six-round contest against veteran Jonesboro, GA boxer Stephon McIntyre.  Snow (18-3, 12 KO's) competes from the first time since his eight-round unanimous decision loss to Luis Orlando Del Valle in May of 2016 in Washington, DC.  McIntyre (2-34-4) is coming off a four-round majority draw against Cameron Springer on July 29th in Raleigh, NC.  Three of McIntyre's draws have come against Beltway Boxers -- he has two against Marq Johns and one against Marcus Bates.  This will be McIntyre's ninth bout in 2017.

Marq "The Monster" Johns -- the featherweight from Fort Washington, MD -- will be on this card going up against the debuting Varon Webb of North Carolina by way of Hartford, CT in a four-round contest.  Johns (7-1-2, six KO's) last fought in the four-round draw against McIntyre on March 25th in DC.

The Bell Twins -- Jason and Justin of District Heights, MD -- will face debuting boxers on this card.  Jason Bell (2-0, one KO) will battle Terrell Hobbs of Richmond, VA in a four-rounder.  Bell is coming off a four-round unanimous decision over George Sheppard on April 29th at the ABC Sports Complex.  Hobbs makes a transition from Mixed Martial Arts and Muay Thai boxing.

Justin (2-0, one KO) will take on Ben D. Williams from Benton Harbor, MI in another four-round encounter.  Bell scored a first-round TKO over Erik Plumeri on July 15th in DC.  Williams is a former Michigan Golden Gloves champion.

In other bouts on the card, there will be a six-round contest between undefeated Philadelphia, PA welterweight Jaron "Boots" Ennis who will battle Silver Spring, MD veteran Samuel Amoako.  Ennis (15-0, 13 KO's) has scored first-round knockouts in three of his last four contests.  That includes a first-round stoppage of Lionel Jimenez on September 23rd in Hammond, IN.  Ennis also stopped Ricardo Cano in the first round on August 12th in DC.  Amoako (23-15, 17 KO's) has fought in his native, Accra, Ghana and scored two straight TKO's over Raymond Ansah.  Those bouts broke an 11-bout losing streak in which he went to a decision in 10 of those bouts.

The co-feature will match undefeated Zsolt "The Phenom" Daranyi, Jr. of Toronto, Canada against Fabian Lyimo of Dar-Es-Salaam, Tanzania in another six-round bout.  Daranyi (12-0, 11 KO's) scored a six-round TKO over Andre Baker on July 29th in Charlotte, NC.   Lyimo (23-7-2, 15 KO's) competes in the United States for the first time as a pro and brings a three-bout winning streak to the bout.

Rodriguez Wins Big In Philadelphia!

Rodriguez get the knockout at the end of round two!


Juan Rodriguez of Haymarket, VA was in a scheduled eight-round jr. lightweight  contest against Maynard Allison of Philadelphia, PA at the 2300 Arena in Philadelphia PA.

In shocking fashion Rodriguez was able to land a crushing blow to send Allison to the canvas at the end of round two that finished the bout.

Rodriguez improves to 8-7-1 (6 KO's) while Allison suffers his second defeat and is now 9-2, (6 KO's).

Photos courtesy of Daniel Cork 

P4P Great Andre Ward Announced His Retirement!

Undefeated light heavyweight champion Andre Ward announced his retirement from boxing Thursday at the age of 33, (32-0, 16 KO's).

AW:

"To the sport of boxing—I love you. You've been by my side since I was 10-years-old. You've taught me so much. You've humbled me. You've promoted me. I've sacrificed a lot for you, but you've given me more than I ever thought possible. You gave me a platform, made me a champion and helped me provide for my family. I am forever grateful to you. You and I will always be synonymous, connected at the hip. Thank you for all the wonderful people I've come in contact with because of you. I've made friends for life. As I walk away from the sport of boxing today, I leave at the top of your glorious mountain, which was always my vision and my dream. I did it. We did it.

"From the bottom of my heart, thank you to everyone who has played a part in my journey. You know who you are. I could not have done this without you. I want to be clear—I am leaving because my body can no longer put up with the rigors of the sport and therefore my desire to fight is no longer there. If I cannot give my family, my team, and the fans everything that I have, then I should no longer be fighting. Above all, I give God the Glory, for allowing me to do what I've done, for as long as I have."

Greg Outlaw Remains Undefeated With A Win In New York!

Bowie, MD super lightweight Greg "Sharpshooter" Outlaw faced Sidney "Keelo" Maccow of New York City in a six-round contest at the Resorts World Casino in New York. Outlaw gets the unanimous decision win on all three judges scorecards with the scores 59-55 and 58-56 twice. 

Greg Sharp Shooter Outlaw improves to (4-0, 1 KO) while Maccow is now (4-7, 3 KO's).