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Orlando, Florida, – The 19 year old Lightweight Ashton “H2O” Sylve (9-0, 8 KO’s) from Long Beach, California shined tonight in his eight round unanimous decision win over very tough customer Adam Kipenga (11-4-1, 7 KO’s) at the sold out Caribe Royal in Orlando, Florida. The fight card bill “Most Valuable Prospects 1” Presented by Jake Paul’s Most Valuable Promotions in Association with BoxLab Promotions. Sylve made it look like clock work, establishing left hook right hand picking Kipenga apart throughout the contest. Sylve very slick beating Kipenga to the punch doing little faints catches him in the inside as Sylve coast the the decision 80-72 (3x) for Sylve.

Kevin Hayler Brown (3-0, 2 KO’s) victorious tonight by beating Julian Smith (6-2, 4 KO’s) keeping him off of him scoring a ten round unanimous decision win as Brown successfully becomes the WBA Continental Americas Champion.

Brown worked in the contest Smith made a point to keep pressing Brown who was quicker in punch selection and able to keep Smith off balance throughout the fight. Judges official scores were 98-92, 96-94 (2x) for Brown.

Heavyweight Lorenzo Medina (7-0, 6 KO’s) from Hollywood, Florida definitely rated as possible fight of the night as Medina scored a six round unanimous decision victory over cuban slugger Angel Napoles (1-1, 1 KO) from Miami, Florida.

Medina took a shot from Napoles in the opening seconds that sounded like a M-80 firework went off, Medina smirking at Napoles the fight turned quickly into the Medina show, as Napoles as tough as he was was always behind every round as Medina scored huge shots doing everything from using angles to hitting Napoles with the kitchen sink.

Definitely a crowd pleaser tonight as the judges scorecards read 58-56 (3x) for Medina.

Prospects was key in this battle as Super Middleweight Bryce “Baby Yaga” Henry (6-0, 4 KO’s) scores a four round unanimous decision victory against very tough Jamar Pemberton (4-1, 4 KO’s)

The contest starting off with a bang as both fighters waited no time going right after each other with big shots, Pemberton committed to a punch in the inside takes a counter hook by Henry that drops Pemberton in the opening round, recovering quickly Pemberton showing his medal jumps right back into exchanges against Henry who was a pain getting in sneaky counter hooks. The judges scorecards were 38-37 (3x) for Henry.

Super Middleweight Antraveous Ingram (5-0, 2 KO’s) from Kissimmee, Florida outworks Andrew Angelcor (1-1, 1 KO) from Barstow, CA. to a four round unanimous decision win.

Ingram wasn’t playing always showing up to battle as he set traps Angelcor walked right in taking Ingram’s best.

Ingram committed fully to his hook kept on catching Angelcor flush with big shots.

The judges tallies were 40-36 across the board for Ingram.

Super Welterweight Ramiro De Jesus (3-0-1, 2 KO’s) from Orlando, Florida battles Cuban puncher Orlenis Licea (0-0-1) to a draw.

On a high note Licea certainly made De Jesus fight tonight by going right after him early on with hard shots to the body, De Jesus doesn’t fold returning fire with fire

making Licea eat a lot of shots but he wouldn’t bend. Licea fighting with aggression matching De Jesus campaign of hard aggression clearly very tough contest to call. The judges scorecards were 38-38, 38-38, 40-36.

Tayre Jones (10-0, 6 KO’s) from Ft. Lauderdale, Florida was battle tested tonight by the on coming Roberto Almazan Monreal (10-20, 4 KO’s) from Miami, Florida.

Chess was the game in this match as both fighters had there moments with effective punches, Jones showed that he could take whatever Monreal could give him, stepping up his pressure Jones pulls off the split decision win. The official scores were 57-56, 58-55, 57-56 for Jones.

Giovanni Louis (1-0, 1 KO) from Winter Haven, Florida had a spectacular pro debut jumping right on Carlos Rey Ramirez (0-2) swarming him with big shots as referee Christopher Young seen enough waves off the contest at the official time 0:52 seconds of the opening round by TKO victory for Louis.

Bantamweight puncher Kevin “El Gallo” Nunez (2-1, 1 KO) wins by unanimous decision victory over Miguel Angel Rebullosa (4-18, 2 KO’s)

Punch to get punched in four rounds Rebullosa walking right in Nuñez wheel house getting hit with hard blows as Nuñez

waisted no time dictating the contact as the judges scorecards read as followed 39-37 (2x), 40-36 for Nuñez.

Friday, May 26 in Orlando, Florida, at Caribe Royale Resort. This card will be headlined by rising star Ashton Sylve, Officials told ESPN on Thursday. There will be four cards this year, promoted by Most Valuable Promotions in Association with BoxLab Promotions.

Tampa, FL – On Saturday, April 29, Connor “The Kid” Coyle makes the second defense of his NABA middleweight title against iron-chinned Argentine Christian Fabian Rios at the Hilton Carillon in St. Petersburg, FL.

A native of Derry, Northern Ireland, Coyle trains in Pinellas Park, FL under Florida Boxing Hall of Famer Jim McLaughlin. A perfect 18-0 with 8 knockouts, Coyle had a breakout year in 2022, going 4-0 including a May decision victory over Antonio Todd to secure the NABA title. The 32-year-old is currently ranked #4 by the World Boxing Association (WBA, and plans to fight for a world title within the next 12 months but he must first win Saturday evening.

A veteran of 43 fights, Rios faced a number of top fighters and has only been stopped once. The Buenos Aires battled the likes of David Lemieux, Esquiva Falcao, Billi Godoy, Tommy Langford, William Scull, Kyrone Davis and Najee Lopez among others. He owns victories over Ulises David Lopez (27-3) and Martin Fidel Rios (13-1-2), while battling Jorge Sebastian Heiland (19-2-1) to a draw.

Like all of his foes, Coyle respects Rios and knows the importance of improving with every fight, especially as bigger opportunities are likely to come in the near future.

“Rios is a tough and experienced veteran who’s faced a lot of world class guys,” said Coyle. “We had a full eight week training camp in Florida and we worked hard on making improvements. I am excited to be back in the ring and plan to give the fans a great performance.”

In the co-featured bout, St. Petersburg’s Joseph Fernandez, 15-5-3 (5 KO’s), challenges “Mean” Marqus Bates, 11-5 (8 KO’s), of Taunton, MA for the vacant NABA 140 pound title. Both fighters went through the ups and downs of the boxing, but the winner of this 50-50 fight will be in position for a significant opportunity in the near future.

Willian “Babyface” Silva returns to the ring in an eight rounder against Diego Gonzalo Luque. Residing in Brazil and training in Florida, Silva’s excellent professional ledger is 29-4 with 17 victories by knockout. Representing Argentina, Luque’s 21-11-2 with 10 KO’s.

Unbeaten St. Petersburg light heavyweight Imran Haddabah puts his 8-0 record on the line versus Scott Lampert of Dover Plains, NY. A local fan favorite, Haddabah is 8-0 with 6 KO’s. Lampert is 5-7 with 4 wins by stoppage. 

Super featherweight Gabriel Morales of Lowell, MA battles Kalamazoo, MI’s Nathan Harp Jr in a four rounder. A former Golden Gloves champion, Morales is 6-0 with 3 KO’s. 

Welterweight spoiler Rodrigo Coria meets Marcelo Fabian Bzowski in a six rounder. Coria is 10-5 with 2 KO’s and his last four foes have a combined record of 60-2. On January 14, the 24-year-old Argentine lost a close decision to Brian Norman Jr. (22-0)

Methuen, MA junior middleweight Luke Iannuccilli, 5-0 (2 KO’s), faces Christopher Wright of Tifton, GA and Clearwater, FL’s Mike Misa, 3-0 (2 KO’s) squares off with Massachusetts native Russ Kimber in a light heavyweight contest. Both fights are scheduled four rounds.

Doors open at 6 pm and the first bout is scheduled for 7.

Orlando, Florida – Antonio Vargas the WBA

Continental Americas Super Bantamweight Champion with a complete shutout, In and out with flurries, He displayed the same skills that had him ahead on the cards against Michell Banquez from Caracas, Venezuela who was visibly tired in the later rounds as Vargas finished him off at 2:38 seconds of round number six by TKO victory.

Clearly an emphatic win for Vargas buzzsaw has certainly proved himself the premier Vargas.

Vargas fight notes He’s aggressive and extremely busy, but there is also a high level of skill in his swarming approach, and he is not easy to tag.

Vargas also takes a good punch, absorbing several bangs from his prior fight against Jesus Martinez without wobbling.

Vargas punches in rapid-fire combinations, usually from long range it’s fun to watch the development and how he can get the job done.

I believe Vargas is certainly on course to capture the public’s imagination with his performances, Vargas and his close-knit team on course to a title shot indeed.

THURSDAY, APRIL 27

SONY HALL TIMES SQUARE, NEW YORK, NY

LIVE WORLDWIDE ON DAZN

New York, NY, – BoxingInsider returns for its fourth promotion in six months with Broadway Boxing, a card full of local and international talent to be streamed globally on DAZN.

BoxingInsider is thrilled to once again work with Hall of Fame promoter Lou DiBella’s DiBella Entertainment to promote the latest installment of Broadway Boxing. Brooklyn’s Brian Ceballo (13-1, 7 KOs), a five-time New York Golden Gloves champion, will headline against Dominican Edward Ulloa Diaz in an eight-round super welterweight contest. In December 2020, Ceballo captured the WBO Inter-Continental welterweight belt. Ceballo will be looking to rebound from his lone defeat in his last fight on October 26, 2022.

The stacked undercard will feature Mongolian Olympian Tsendbaatar “Chinggis Khaan” Erdenebat, former women’s world champion Miyo Yoshida facing Indeya Smith, local boxers Sydney Maccow, Christian Otero, Ireland’s Larry Fryers, and David Lopez. They will all lace ‘em up on Thursday, April 27, at Sony Hall, in the heart of Times Square, Manhattan.

The April 27 event is promoted by BoxingInsider Promotions and DiBella Entertainment.

“In the fall, we will celebrate the 20^th anniversary of the famed Broadway Boxing brand in New York City,” said Lou DiBella, President of DiBella Entertainment. “I’m thrilled that the April 27Broadway Boxing event will stream live on DAZN, a subscription service that has proven its international commitment to the sport of boxing. I’m happy to be co-promoting again with BoxingInsider; Larry Goldberg shares a commitment to grassroots boxing that is worthy of Broadway Boxing.”

“It’s crazy to think that this is our fourth show since October 2022 in Manhattan,” said BoxingInsider’s Larry Goldberg. “My goal from day one has been simple – to put on the best fights with local and international talent and to expose those to the largest possible audience; I’m thrilled that the DAZN subscribers will get to watch this terrific show.”

Two-time Mongolian Olympian and 2018 Asian Games gold medalist Tsendbaatar “Chinggis Khaan” Erdenebat (5-0, 3 KOs) will compete in an eight-round super featherweight bout against Edy Valencia Mercado (20-9-6, 7 KOs). Tsendbaatar returns to Sony Hall following a third-round TKO win at the venue on February 23.

Former WBO Super Flyweight World Champion Miyo “Miyo Musashi” Yoshida (15-3) was born in Kagoshima, Japan, and now resides in New York, NY. Prior to becoming world champion in 2019, Miyo won the Japan Boxing Commission and Oriental and Pacific Boxing Federation bantamweight titles. As world champion, Miyo made one successful defense, then lost the title by technical decision (stoppage due to gash over eye). She regained the belt in a rematch six months later. In her last fight, she lost the WBO title via split decision. 

Indeya Smith (6-6, 1 KO), from Dallas, TX, via New Orleans, LA, made her BoxingInsider Promotions debut on December 21, 2022, with an upset win versus Sulem Urbina, dominating the bout from the opening bell.

Sydney “The Jackal” Maccow (8-8, 3 KOs), born in Sint Maarten, Netherlands, now residing in Brooklyn, NY, is coming off of a five-fight streak of four wins sandwiched around a no contest. 

Christian “Veneno” Otero (4-3, 2 KOs), from New York, NY, made his pro debut on October 31, 2020, and his career began with four straight victories.

In one of the most exciting matches a club show could make, this bout features a real-life New York City grudge match between Church St. Boxing Gym trainer and boxer Maccow and fellow New Yorker Otero. The dislike here is real and born in the gym, as these two went to war in sparring. Edited footage showing a Maccow beatdown soon hit social media, which started a dispute that must be resolved in the professional prize ring.

Joshua David “Pretty Boy” Rivera (8-2, 3 KOs), from La Mesa, CA, made his pro debut in 2018 and his first nine fights took place in Tijuana. His last bout, at Madison Square Garden on the Amanda Serrano-Erika Cruz undercard on February 4, was a unanimous decision loss against an undefeated Aaron Aponte.

Larry “Lethal” Fryers (11-6, 4 KOs) was born in Clones, Ireland, and now resides in Yonkers, NY. Fryers won 11 of his first 12 fights after making his pro debut in 2016. As an amateur, he was an Ireland Nationals U21 finalist and a U23 semi-finalist. “Lethal” has a large Irish following and is eyeing another chance at glory.

“Dynamite” David Lopez (2-0, 2 KOs), the 19-year-old super lightweight phenom from Las Vegas, NV, will compete in a four-rounder. In his last fight, Lopez needed just 87 seconds to stop Paul Walters Jr. on February 17 in Topeka, KS. Coming from a family of fighters, Lopez, who is of Black and Filipino heritage, is trained by his father and former boxer Kris Lopez.

Puerto Rican junior flyweight Rene “Chulo” Santiago will defend his WBO Latino title in a 10-round main event this Friday, April 14 against hometown hero Carlos “Arañita” Ortega at Coliseo de Combates in Panama City, Panama.
 
Santiago-Ortega and undercard bouts will stream live and exclusively in the U.S. on ESPN+ starting at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT.
 
Santiago (10-3, 7 KOs) is a 31-year-old contender who debuted as a pro in 2014. He captured his first regional title in January 2020 with a decision win over countryman Israel Vazquez. Following a near two-year layoff, he defeated Jose Calderon via second-round TKO and suffered his third pro loss via unanimous decision against Yudel Reyes in April 2022. Santiago is coming off a controversial DQ win over undefeated contender Gerardo Zapata last December. Ortega (15-6-3, 6 KOs), whose nickname means “Little Spider,” is a 14-year pro. He stopped Victor Berrio in the second-round of their May 2022 matchup. 
 

In other streaming action from Panama City:

• Derrieck Cuevas (24-1-1, 16 KOs), the fighting pride of Guaynabo, Puerto Rico, will defend his WBA Fedecentro junior middleweight title in a 10-round battle against Cuba’s Damian Rodriguez (13-1, 7 KOs). The 28-year-old Cuevas is coming off a second-round TKO against Esneiker Correa last December, while Rodriguez returns from a three-plus-year layoff.
   
• In a battle of Central American light heavyweights, Panama’s Yunior “Bronco Man” Menendez (6-0, 5 KOs) and Costa Rica’s Juan Carlos Chavarria (6-1, 6 KOs) collide in an eight-rounder for the vacant WBC Fecarbox title.
   
• Puerto Rican super middleweight knockout artist Luis J Rodriguez Fernandez (11-0, 11 KOs) looks to make hit 12 for 12 versus Ecuador’s Roger Guerrero (17-3-1, 10 KOs) in a 10-rounder.

Orlando, Florida – In tonight’s main event Cruiserweight Demetrius Banks (13-12-2, 5 KO’s) from Detroit, MI. shocks the crowd at the Caribe Royal in Orlando, Florida by pulling off an upset in round one by baiting Adrian Pinheiro (10-1-1, 9 KO’s) from Orlando, Florida. who was holding his own until a hard exchange of blows in the corner Banks catches Pinheiro in a counterpunch with a hard shot that rocked Pinheiro sending him down to the canvas at the official time 2:45 seconds of round one by KO win for Banks.

In tonight’s co-main event hard-hitting Idalberto Umara (10-1, 9 KO’s) from Hulguin, Cuba successfully defended his WBA Lightweight Fedecaribe Title by taking out Braulio Rodriguez (20-6, 17 KO’s) from Santo Domingo, DR.

hitting him with a devastating shot to the liver that floors Rodriguez referee Telis Assimenios waves off the contest at the official time 0:26 seconds of the opening round by KO victory for Umara.

Super Welterweight

Jeovanny Estela (11-0, 3 KO’s) Orlando, Florida. bit down on his mouthpiece and slugged it out against a very tough

Saul Corral (23-20, 13 KO’s) from Sonora, Mexico.

All three judges had it 60-54 for Estela.

Heavyweight Henrich Ruiz (3-0, 3 KO’s) from Isla De La Juventud, Cuba overpowered tough Jose H. Corral (20-33, 12 KO’s) from Sonora, Mexico with hard shots staying right on Corral who didn’t come out his corner for round four.

Super Welterweight

Ramiri “Bebo” DeJesus (3-0, 2 KO’s) from Orlando, Florida. stops

Bryant Costello (1-8, 1 KO’s) Fayetteville, NC. at the official time 1:33 seconds of round three by TKO victory.

Super Middleweight Jamar Pemberton (4-0, 4 KO’s) from Las Vegas, NV. continues to impress as he ends Juan Celin Zapata (7-23-2, 5 KO’s) from Bronx, N.Y. night at the 2:08 mark of the opening stanza by way of TKO victory for the red hot Pemberton.

Lightweight Jonathan Cortes (2-0, 2 KO’s) from Orlando, Florida put his shots together getting Paul Amaro (0-2) from Fullerton, CA. out of there at the official time 0:55 seconds of round four by TKO victory.

Lightweight Shamara Woods (1-0) from Orlando, Florida makes her long awaited pro debut tonight scoring a four round unanimous decision win against Sarah Click (1-3-1) from Orlando, Florida.

All three judges had it 40-36 for Woods.

Light Heavyweight Daine Smikle (2-0, 1 KO) from Orlando, Florida had an outstanding performance scoring a unanimous decision win over Angel Vasquez (0-5) from Springfield, MA.

Judges official scores 40-36 across the board for Smikle.

Heavyweight Brandon Lynch (4-0, 3 KO’s) from Albany, N.Y. was dominating in a unanimous decision victory against a very tough Dennys Reyes (3-5, 1 KO) from Philadelphia, PA.

The judges official scores were 38-37, 40-35 (2x).

Caribe Royal Championship Boxing

Orlando Boxing Promotions & BoxLab Promotions Presents

“Night of Redemption”

Live at the Caribe Royal Resort in Orlando, Florida.

Saturday, April 1, 2023

Randy Ochoa 136.4 vs Alex De Oliviera 139.2

Corey Marksman 137.6 vs. Brandon Idrogo 136.2

NBA Title Eliminator

Angel Hernandez 134.6 vs. David Botos 136.8

David Garcia 234.8 vs. Joshua Sanchez 272.8

Antraveous Ingram 152.2 vs. Elliott Hicks 154

Jimmy Brenes 149 vs. Christopher Puryear 146.8

Roberto Gomez 131.8 vs. Daniel Silva 128.2

On Friday March 24, 2023 at the

Osceola Heritage Park, Kissimmee, Florida

Presented by Undisputed Promotions.

Photo courtesy: Anthony Nieves for FourZeroSeven Shotz

Former world title challenger Jessica Camara will be back in action tonight in Laval, Quebec, Canada near her hometown of Montreal, Canada. Camara will take on Karla Ramos Zamora in a super lightweight bout scheduled for four-rounds.

The bout, which takes place at the Place Bell, will be live on ESPN+ at 7 PM ET.

Camara has a record of 10-3 with two knockouts. The 34 year-old Camara will be making her return to Canada after five-bouts in the United States.

Camara has wins over Erica Jeanette Hernandez (5-1-1), Dalia Velazquez (5-1), and former world champion Heather Hardy (22-1).

On November 19, 2021, Camara narrowly lost a split decision to unified world champion Kali Reis for the WBA/WBO Super Lightweight title.

Camara has registered two devastating stoppage wins in her latest outings which includes a 40 second stoppage of Josefina Vega on September 17, 2022 in Wilmington, Delaware.

Zamora of Mexico is 9-9-1 with two knockouts. The 29 year-old has a win over Isis Vargas Perez (5-1). Zamora is coming off a draw with Magli Rodriguez on December 17, 2022 in Nuevo Leon, Mexico.

Camara is managed by Split-T Management under the guidance of Brian Cohen, and is promoted by DiBella Entertainment. 

Photos / Jessica Camara Facebook Page

Felix Zabala III has officially been named Vice President of Miami based All Star Boxing, Inc., third generation of a Boxing Family, Grandfather Felix “Tuto” Zabala RIP was a legendary Promoter with a career that started in 1964 and went on until he suffered a massive stroke and later passed in 2021, and his Father Felix “Tutico” Zabala who has also been in the game for over 40 years and is currently the President.

“Couldn’t be more proud to bring in my son to serve as Vice President, he has grown in the business and is well respected in the boxing world, this is his time, he is ready for the task, the third generation will bring in new ideas and will inject the youth and energy needed to take the company to another level, he will be overseeing the day to day operations” said Felix “Tutico” Zabala.

Zabala III, 27, starts his role with a very busy spring schedule, on March 18 veteran world title contender Miguel Marriaga of Colombia faces Jono Carroll of Ireland schedule for 10 rounds at the Agenda Arena in Dubai, April 8 will have two world title fights in 1 night from across the globe, ASB protégée Jonathan “Bomba” Gonzalez of Puerto Rico will unify his WBO Jr. Flyweight Title against WBC & WBA Champion Kenshiro Teraji at the Ariake Arena in Tokyo, Japan televised on Prime Video Japan, ESPN + US and ESPN KO Latin America. Also WBO #2 contender Mexican Cristian “Chicharito” Gonzalez will battle #1 contender and former WBC Champion Jessie “Bam” Rodriguez in a bout schedule for 12 Rounds for the vacant WBO Flyweight Title at Boeing Center at Tech Port, San Antonio, Texas televised on DAZN. Both world title fights are promoted in association with Teiken Promotions., Inc.

Tampa, FL – Reyes Fire Fist Boxing Promotions and Conlan Boxing are pleased to announce theyll co-promote three shows in Ireland.

The first fight card features a significant super middleweight bout between NABA Gold champion

Yamaguchi “The Problem” Falcao and Padraig ‘The Hammer” McCrory.

Born and raised in Brazil but now residing in Florida, Falcao’s an excellent 24-1-1 with 10 wins by knockout. In his most recent bout, the 2012 Olympic bronze medalist scored a seventh round stoppage over Ernest Amuzu. Ranked #6 by the WBA and seventh by the WBC, Falcao would move closer to a world title opportunity if victorious, but defeating McCrory is a tall task.

Fighting out of Belfast, Northern Ireland, McCrory’s unbeaten at 16-0 with 9 KO’s. McCrory had a breakout 2022, stopping Marco Antonio Periban (26-5-1) in five rounds, Leon Bunn (18-0) in six and defeating Dmytro Fedas (8-0-2) by decision. Currently, “The Hammer” is ranked #4 in the world by the WBA and sixth by the WBC.

Falcao-McCrory is scheduled for ten rounds.

“This is a great partnership. Both of our stables can grow in Ireland and the US, said Jamie Conlan of Conlan Boxing, ‘There are excellent benefits to working together with Reyes Fire Fist Boxing.”

“We are really excited to be working with Jamie Conlan and Conlan Boxing,” said Jody Caliguire of Reyes Fire Fist Boxing. “Our vision aligned well and there’s a lot of opportunities for both our fighters.

We promote Yama and Conlan is the promoter for McCrory. Both guys want to fight for a world title but have been passed over, so matching these two hungry fighters was a natural fit. Big things are on the horizon and we’ll have updates in the near future.”

NABA middleweight champion Connor “The Kid” Coyle, 18-0 (8 KO’s), will fight in Ireland for the first time in six years when he battles an opponent to be named in a ten round contest. The Derry native, who is the WBA’s fourth ranked middleweight, will first defend his title April 29 in St. Petersburg, FL.