The 19-year-old American prospect Ashton Sylve earned his 10th win after defeating Brazilian William Silva by knockout in the fourth round in Dallas Texas. Sylve has established himself as a serious prospect in the lightweight division, since this victory was against a rival who has been a 2-time Latino champion as well as a continental and intercontinental champion. Without a doubt, Ashton Sylve is a boxer who will give a lot to talk about.

The current WBC super middleweight silver world champion, Shadasia Green (13-0) continues to show that she is ready to fight for a world title, this after defeating Olivia Curry easily by unanimous decision in Dallas Texas. Green won the super middleweight silver world title in January 2022 after defeating Angélica Flores by knockout in the first round and is undoubtedly ready to fight for the world title against Savannah Marshall who is the undisputed super middleweight champion.

The current WBA Fedecentro welterweight champion, Alan Sánchez, defeats a very game Angel Beltrán by unanimous decision in a close fight that was part of the undercard to the event starring Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz. Sánchez prevailed with scores of 77-75, 78-74 and 79-73, and in this way Sánchez achieved his third victory in a row.

One of the greatest flyweight champions in history, Pancho Villa was born Francisco Guilledo in Ilog, Negros Occidental, Philippines today in 1901. Villa became the first Asian and Filipino world champion when he stopped the great Jimmy Wilde in 1923. He was never knocked out in his entire boxing career, which ended with his sudden death at only 23 years old from complications following a tooth extraction. Gone to soon and to young, happy heavenly birthday champ.

In the realm of boxing, there have been many legendary figures who have left an indelible mark on the sport. One such figure is Ezzard Charles, a talented and versatile fighter known for his skill, sportsmanship, and gentlemanly demeanor. Ezzard Charles, born on July 7, 1921, in Lawrenceville, Georgia, rose to prominence during the mid-20th century and remains one of the most respected boxers in history. Charles began his professional boxing career in 1940 and quickly made a name for himself in the heavyweight division. Standing at six feet one inch and possessing a well-rounded skill set, he showcased exceptional technical ability, footwork, and defensive prowess. Charles was not known for his knockout power but relied on his intelligence, ring generalship, and disciplined approach to outbox his opponents. In 1949, Charles achieved a significant milestone in his career when he defeated Jersey Joe Walcott to claim the world heavyweight championship that was vacant because of Joe Louis retiring . This victory solidified Charles' position as one of the greats in the division. He successfully defended his title several times against formidable opponents, including Walcott in a rematch, but lost the third fight between them . He also fought the likes of Joe Louis and Rex Layne. Charles' reign as champion lasted until 1951 when he faced the hard-hitting and crafty Jersey Joe Walcott, who ended Charles' title reign with a knockout victory. What set Ezzard Charles apart from many other boxers of his time was his sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct both inside and outside the ring. He was known for his calm demeanor, respect for his opponents, and his dedication to the principles of fair play. Charles never engaged in trash talk or resorted to unsportsmanlike behavior. He was a true role model for aspiring boxers, displaying humility, discipline, and a commitment to the sport's values. Beyond his accomplishments as a fighter, Charles also made significant contributions to society. He actively fought against racial discrimination and oppression, using his platform to advocate for civil rights. Charles was one of the first African-American boxers to break through racial barriers in the sport, and his success paved the way for future generations of black athletes. Ezzard Charles retired from professional boxing in 1959, leaving behind a remarkable legacy. He finished his career with an impressive record, having fought against many of the greatest fighters of his era. Charles' impact extended beyond the ring, as he remains an influential figure in the history of boxing and a symbol of integrity and respect.

With a powerful hook, Jordan White surprised and knocked out the undefeated Eridson García in the first round. This fight, which was the main event of the show presented by Sampson Boxing and Kings Promotions in Pennsylvania, showed 2 possible contenders to fight for a world title in the super featherweight division, since both are North American champions. With this victory White confirms himself as a serious problem for the super featherweights.

The American Elijah Pierce continues his winning streak, today in Atlanta Georgia Pierce reached 9 consecutive wins this after beating the dangerous Filipino Mike Plania by knockout in the third round. Pierce came off defeating a former world title contender Tramaine Williams and is put on a list of possible contenders for a super bantamweight world title. Look out for this guy , he is on fire!

The Cuban based in Germany, Uwel Hernández gets closer to an absolute world title opportunity, after defeating Juan Rodolfo Juárez by knockout in the second round to be crowned WBA GOLD super middleweight champion, in an event held in Panama. Uwel Hernández is the third WBA GOLD super middleweight champion in history, the previous 2 were the Russian Fedor Chudinov and the American Lennox Allen.

On August 25 in Atlanta, the Mexican Vladimir Hernandez reappears after a year and a half since his last fight. Vladimir Hernandez is remembered for his wins over former world champions Julián Williams and Alfredo Angulo. His rival on August 25 will be the undefeated Lorenzo Simpson from Baltimore.

Today we will talk about a former boxer who fought inside and outside the ring. Before boxing, Perkins was a basketball player and was in countries like Italy, the Czech Republic, Puerto Rico, Spain, Australia In 2008 Perkins was in Brooklyn, she was about to go to Turkey to play. Unfortunately Perkins was run over and suffered a fractured skull, dislocated neck, dislocated shoulder and damaged nerves from the waist down. Perkins had to learn to walk again. In an interview she stated "At my darkest point, if I couldn't be athletic, I didn't want to be alive." "Certain things in life give you the opportunity to stay stuck or turn a corner by making difficult decisions, I refused to give up I wanted to get back to basics to walk again to be functional again and play basketball was my ultimate goal" Perkins managed to leave the aftermath of the accident behind when a friend convinced her to try boxing after a stint in amateurism. Perkins debuted in 2020 and retired with a 3-0 record and retired as the silver world champion.

After more than 3 years of inactivity, this Saturday in New Mexico the former world champion Merlito Sabillo makes a comeback. Sabillo, who was the WBO minimumweight world champion, has not fought since February 15, 2020 when he lost to Sho Kimura. His rival on Friday will be no easy task, he will face the undefeated Matthew Griego. In this fight the NABA Flyweight title will be at stake.

Undefeated boxer from Armenia Gor Yeritsyan has become a part of Tom Loeffler's 360 Promotions company. Yeritsyan, who has a professional record of 15-0, is trained by the legendary Freddie Roach and has been the WBO junior world champion, among his victories stands out a victory over the former IBO world champion Ali Funeka.