The Spence v.s Crawford fight last Saturday night at the T Mobile Arena where Terrence Crawford defeated Errol Spence Jr by knockout generated a total of 21 million dollars in ticket sales alone. This fight generated a lot of expectations, so ticket sales were very good, in addition, the promoter of the event put on a very interesting card , such as the Filipino flash Nonito Donaire vs. Alexandro Peque Santiago and the Isaac Pitbull fight as part of the undercard for the main event.

He was an Olympic boxer, a world champion, he beat Muhammad Ali, he signed with Don King, he was arrested, deported and years later assassinated, that was the life of Trevor Berbick. Berbick, born in Jamaica in 1954, was a Pan-American medalist in 1975, attended the 1976 Olympics, losing in the second round. As a professional his greatest achievements were the victory over Muhammad Ali, and winning the WBC world title defeating Pinklon Tomas. He faced great and historical boxers like Larry Holmes, Myke Tyson, Buster Douglas among others. He had several problems with the law, he was arrested for sexually abusing his children's nanny and was later deported. On October 28, 2006, Berbick was murdered in front of a church, he died from blows to the head with a steel tube, one of the murderers was his nephew who was arrested. Sad end to an ex world champion.

This Friday in Pennsylvania the 2 WBC North American Super Featherweight Champions will be facing off in a 10 round super featherweight bout. Jordan White (14-1) USNBC champion will be facing Eridson Garcia (17-0) current NABF champion. Both fighters will seek victory to continue climbing positions in the WBC ranking.

This Friday in Panama, the Cuban based in Germany Uwel Hernández will seek to take a very important step in his career when he fights for the WBA super middleweight gold world title against Argentine Rodolfo Juárez. Uwel has 9 wins in a row, during that winning streak he got the IBO continental crown and the WBA continental crown. Juárez will try to win his first title as a professional after falling short for the WBC Latino and IBF Latino titles.

This Friday in Pennsylvania, undefeated boxer Paul Kroll (10-0-1) will look to continue his rising career in boxing when he faces the dangerous Argentine Guido Schramm (16-1-1). Kroll had a good amateur career, being a Golden Gloves finalist in 2015, as a professional he has beaten boxers like Luke Santamaría. Guido for his part has been Argentine super welterweight champion and intercontinental champion, he has fought in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico and the USA. Stay tuned.

The long-awaited fight between Terrence Crawford vs Errol Spence JR in which Crawford became the undisputed Welterweight champion, continues to be talked about, yesterday we commented that this event held at the T Mobile Arena in Las Vegas Nevada had generated little more than $20 million in box office earnings. Well, in addition to being successful at the box office, it was also successful in pay-per-view sales, since they raised 55 million dollars in pay-per-view sales, more than 650,000 were sold. Without a doubt the Crawford vs. Spence JR fight was a big event for boxing.

Freddie Roach is a legendary figure in the world of boxing, known for his exceptional skills as a trainer and his own impressive boxing career. Born on March 5, 1960, in Dedham, Massachusetts, Roach's journey in the sport is a testament to his tenacity, resilience, and love for the sweet science. Roach's boxing career began at a tender age, as he laced up his gloves and stepped into the ring as an amateur fighter. His natural talent and dedication quickly became evident, and he soon turned professional at the age of 18. As a professional boxer, Roach competed in the lightweight division, and his relentless work ethic and determination propelled him to success. Throughout his career, Roach displayed remarkable skills inside the ring. He possessed exceptional footwork, lightning-fast hand speed, and a keen ability to read his opponents. His offensive prowess, combined with his defensive skills, made him a formidable opponent. Roach's dedication to his craft and his hunger for success were evident in every fight he entered. Roach's professional record stands at an impressive 40 wins, 15 losses, and 2 draws. While he never won a world title, he competed against some of the best fighters of his era. He faced notable opponents such as Greg Haugen, Hector Camacho, and Edwin Rosario, showcasing his ability to compete at the highest level. However, it was Roach's transition from boxer to trainer that truly defined his career and cemented his legacy in the sport. Following his retirement from boxing, Roach turned his attention to training fighters, utilizing his vast knowledge and experience to mold champions. He established the famous Wild Card Boxing Club in Los Angeles, which became a hotspot for aspiring fighters seeking Roach's guidance and expertise. Roach's training career has been nothing short of extraordinary. He has trained numerous world champions, including the likes of Manny Pacquiao, Miguel Cotto, and Oscar De La Hoya. His ability to analyze opponents, devise effective game plans, and bring out the best in his fighters is unparalleled. Roach's training methods are marked by discipline, hard work, and a deep understanding of the sport. Under Roach's tutelage, his fighters have achieved remarkable success, capturing multiple world titles and earning widespread acclaim. His most notable partnership was with Manny Pacquiao, with whom he achieved great success. Roach guided Pacquiao to become an eight-division world champion and one of the greatest fighters of all time.

Tom Molineux was one of the most famous boxers in the nineteenth century and fate saw that he died, and was buried, in Galway. A promise from the Galway people to give him a suitable gravestone worthy of a champion was finally fulfilled in 2019, two hundred years after his death. Born into slavery in Virginia in 1784, Molineux wowed crowds in his native country with his strength and technique. Some reports say that he won his freedom by winning a boxing match. Either way, he ended up in New York where he came to be known as one of America's best fighters. At the time, however, boxers needed to make it in Europe to be considered the best in the world. For this reason, Molineux travelled to England in 1809 where he hoped to be able to earn a living as a prize fighter. After several high-profile victories, Molineux challenge English champion Tom Cribb in what was the nineteenth-century equivalent of a world title fight. The fight took place in 1810 and after a brutal contest Molineux lost after thirty-three rounds in highly controversial circumstances. He challenged Cribb to a rematch in the following year in which he was also narrowly beaten. Tom Molineux continued to box until 1815, at which point he began to travel around Britain giving boxing exhibitions. There was a big interest in boxing in Ireland and Molineux began to tour the island in 1817. By the summer of 1818 he was in Galway. It was here that he was discovered sick and destitute on the streets having developed an addiction to alcohol. He may also have had tuberculosis. He was treated with kindness by the army who brought him to the Shambles Barracks in Galway City where he died on 4 August. He was only 34. Tom Molineux was buried in St. James' Cemetery in Mervue, the plan being to erect a headstone to him. The plan was never carried out however and it was not until December 2019 that such a gravestone was erected to Molineux, dedicated by Katie Taylor to a man who had gone from slavery to being one of the foremost sportsmen in the world.

Bas Rutten is a legendary figure in the world of mixed martial arts and has left an indelible mark on the sport. Born on February 24, 1965, in the Netherlands, Rutten's fighting career spans across various disciplines and has earned him the respect and admiration of fans and fellow fighters alike. Rutten's journey as a professional fighter began in the realm of kickboxing. He quickly established himself as a formidable force in the sport, showcasing his exceptional striking skills and devastating knockout power. Rutten amassed an impressive record of 14 wins, one loss, and one draw in his kickboxing career. Notably, he won the King of Pancrase title in Japan, a prestigious accomplishment that set the stage for his transition to MMA. Bas Rutten's MMA career truly exemplifies his versatility and all-around skill set. He competed in the early days of the sport when rules and regulations were not as defined as they are today. Despite the lack of structure, Rutten excelled and became known for his innovative techniques and dynamic fighting style. Rutten competed primarily in the Pancrase organization in Japan, where he achieved great success. He claimed the King of Pancrase title on three separate occasions, demonstrating his dominance in the middleweight division. He was also a former UFC champion in the early days of the sport. His technical prowess, combined with a ferocious ground game and submission skills, made him a formidable opponent for anyone he faced. One of Rutten's most notable attributes was his ability to adapt and evolve as a fighter. He constantly refined his skills, incorporating elements from various martial arts styles to create a unique and effective approach. He also trained ex champions like Mark Kerr and Dwayne Ludwig, His striking game was a blend of Dutch kickboxing and traditional Muay Thai, while his grappling skills were honed through training with Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu practitioners. Rutten's fighting career was not without its challenges and setbacks. Injuries plagued him throughout his career, forcing him to take breaks and undergo surgeries. However, he always managed to bounce back and continue competing at the highest level. Beyond his accomplishments in the ring, Rutten's charismatic personality and entertaining fighting style endeared him to fans worldwide. He had a natural knack for showmanship and often engaged in humorous banter with opponents and fans alike. Rutten's enthusiasm and passion for the sport were infectious, making him a beloved figure in the MMA community. Following his retirement from active competition, Bas Rutten transitioned into a successful career as a commentator and analyst. He has shared his expertise and insights with fans as a color commentator for various MMA promotions and as a host and analyst of MMA related TV shows.

In the world of combat sports, there are athletes who leave an indelible mark with their exceptional skills, unwavering determination, and remarkable resilience. One such fighter is Lorenzo Hunt, whose fighting career has been nothing short of remarkable. From his early beginnings to his rise in various combat sports, Hunt's journey is a testament to the power of perseverance and the pursuit of excellence. Early Life and Introduction to Combat Sports: Lorenzo Hunt was born on April 15, 1985, in a small town in Georgia, USA. As a youngster, he displayed a natural athleticism and an affinity for physical activities. It was during his teenage years that Hunt was introduced to combat sports, particularly wrestling. The discipline, mental fortitude, and physical demands of wrestling piqued his interest and set the stage for his future success as a fighter. Transition to Mixed Martial Arts: After a successful high school wrestling career, Hunt decided to explore other avenues within the realm of combat sports. He transitioned to mixed martial arts (MMA), a sport that requires a diverse skill set encompassing striking, grappling, and submissions. Hunt's dedication and work ethic shone through as he quickly adapted to his new chosen discipline. Early Challenges and Growth: In the early stages of his MMA career, Lorenzo Hunt faced numerous challenges. He encountered opponents with more experience and faced setbacks in the form of defeats. However, these hurdles only served to fuel his determination to improve and succeed. Hunt's unwavering belief in his abilities, coupled with his willingness to learn from each setback, allowed him to grow as a fighter. As Hunt continued to hone his skills, his perseverance paid off. He gained valuable experience by competing in various regional promotions and eventually secured a spot on a prominent MMA organization's roster. With each fight, he showcased his impressive striking ability and dominant grappling skills, earning him a reputation as a formidable force in the middleweight division. Championship Success: Lorenzo Hunt's crowning moment came when he competed for a championship title. His hard work, dedication, and relentless pursuit of excellence culminated in a triumphant victory, earning him the prestigious belt. This achievement not only solidified his status as a top-tier fighter but also served as an inspiration to aspiring athletes around the world. While Lorenzo Hunt achieved great success in the realm of MMA, his fighting career did not stop there. He ventured into other combat sport, bare knuckle fighting. Its if he was made for it, he has won world titles in two weight divisions and wants to go for the third division and fight for the BKFC heavyweight division world title. He is a real fan favorite because of his quick knockouts and his ability to sell and hype up a fight. As a fan I hope he gets a shot at the BKFC heavyweight world title.

Welcome to Murcielago MMA Lansing, Michigan, your premier destination for elite Mixed Martial Arts (MMA) training. There's no receptionist at the door telling you this as you walk into the humble settings for the Murcielago Gym but I'll tell you for certain thats where you are. There is no group of fighters making waves within the world of Mixed Martial Arts like there is at Murcielago. I've been in and out of the gym for many years going all the way back to 2013 and I'll tell you it's small simple and hot as hell in there. I've met many champions from Murcielago over the years Dequan "The Tarantula" Townsend , Kalinn "Khaos" Williams, Jon White, Troy Lamson, and now a lot of new up and comers that are by no means just getting the hang of things. Murcielago takes pride in being the training ground for future champions and are committed to offering the highest quality coaching and facilities to help you achieve your MMA dreams. Just jump out and ask Mando Guiterrez and Max Choriev or Joaqin Buckley These Gentlemen have trained and succeded where many failed in the world of Mixed martial Arts. Their pure determination to excel in the sport was a catalyst for Coach Joaquin Murcielago to shape and build off of and drive these men to title after title in whatever they put their minds to. Why Choose Murcielago MMA Lansing? At Murcielago MMA Lansing, they are more than just a gym; they are a family. The team of experienced and dedicated coaches brings years of expertise in various martial arts disciplines, ensuring that you receive top-notch training in every aspect of MMA. They believe in the power of unity, fostering an environment of support and camaraderie that pushes each athlete to reach their full potential. Murcielagos Elite Coaching Staff The coaching staff consists of instructors who have competed at the some of the highest levels of MMA. Joaquin Murcielago is a striking specialist and Moe Williams is a killer kickboxing and groundwork trainer. They possess a deep understanding of the technical intricacies of various fighting styles, and they know how to adapt training methods to suit individual strengths and weaknesses. I have personally trained with and filmed Moe over the years ( well many years ago for a couple years LOL ) and he was a tough focused mastermind that teaches grit and power. State-of-the-Art Facilities Nope at Murcielago MMA Lansing boasts good traditional facilities that cater to every fighter's needs. From well-equipped training areas for striking, grappling, and wrestling to simple hanging bags and striking tools , "We have everything we need and nothing we don't" says Joaquin Murcielago on one of my visits. Our facilities are designed to create the perfect balance between a challenging workout environment and a welcoming space for all athletes. It doesn't pay to spend elaborate amounts of money on the latest and greatest training tools because all the tools you need are inside, you just need to learn how to use them properly. Creating Champions Over the years, Murcielago MMA Lansing has produced numerous champions in regional and national MMA competitions. Their track record speaks for itself, and they continue to push the boundaries of excellence, producing fighters who are a force to be reckoned with in the MMA world. Join Murcielago MMA Today! Are you ready to embark on your MMA journey? Join Murcielago MMA Lansing and train with the best in the industry. Whether you dream of standing atop the winner's podium or just want to challenge yourself and become a better version of yourself, our doors are open for you. Experience the Murcielago difference and witness your transformation into a top-tier MMA fighter!

When it comes to Mexican boxing, few names hold as much respect and admiration as that of Ignacio "Nacho" Beristáin. Nacho Beristáin, born on February 14, 1939, in Mexico City, has left an indelible mark on the sport as a trainer, manager, and mentor. Throughout his illustrious career spanning several decades, Beristáin has played a pivotal role in shaping the landscape of Mexican boxing and guiding numerous fighters to achieve greatness. Beristáin's journey in the world of boxing began in the early 1970s when he started working as an assistant trainer in Mexico City. His passion, knowledge, and dedication quickly caught the attention of boxing enthusiasts, and he soon became renowned for his technical expertise and strategic acumen. Beristáin's rise to prominence coincided with the emergence of several talented Mexican boxers, and he played a crucial role in nurturing their skills and transforming them into world-class fighters. So far he has trained and made over 15 world champions not a bad resume for a man who didnt fight a profesional boxing fight.