Scott Christ

6 days ago | badlefthook.com | Scott Christ

Photo by Ben Roberts Photo/Getty Images Veteran Francisco Rodriguez Jr scored an upset in Birmingham, England, and did it in style, dominating Galal Yafai to win the interim WBC flyweight title on wide, unanimous decision scores. Rodriguez won the fight on tallies of 118-109, 119-108, and 119-108, with no judge mysteriously seeing it closer than the rest of the world or anything.

1 week ago | badlefthook.com | Scott Christ

Photo by Mark Robinson/Getty Images Galal Yafai returns to action to defend his interim WBC flyweight title against veteran Francisco Rodriguez Jr in a Matchroom Boxing main event today in Birmingham, England. Live coverage begins at 2 pm ET on DAZN, and Bad Left Hook will be here with live updates and results. The card also features Conah Walker defending his British welterweight title against Liam Taylor, plus returns for Peter McGrail and Pat Brown.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Scott Christ

Galal Yafai returns to action to defend his interim WBC flyweight title against veteran Francisco Rodriguez Jr in a Matchroom Boxing main event today in Birmingham, England. Live coverage begins at 2 pm ET on DAZN, and Bad Left Hook will be here with live updates and results. AdvertisementThe card also features Conah Walker defending his British welterweight title against Liam Taylor, plus returns for Peter McGrail and Pat Brown.

1 week ago | badlefthook.com | Scott Christ

Photo by Mark Robinson/Matchroom Boxing/Getty Images Jaron “Boots” Ennis recently confirmed that he’ll be moving up to the super welterweight division, leaving welterweight behind in the search for new challenges and new world titles. Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn feels Ennis will be a dominant force at 154 lbs, and eventually, as middleweight, too. “He’s going to put the fear of God up everybody at 154,” Hearn said. “Not just at (154), at (160) as well, over the next year or so.

1 week ago | sports.yahoo.com | Scott Christ

Jaron “Boots” Ennis recently confirmed that he’ll be moving up to the super welterweight division, leaving welterweight behind in the search for new challenges and new world titles. Matchroom Boxing promoter Eddie Hearn feels Ennis will be a dominant force at 154 lbs, and eventually, as middleweight, too. Advertisement“He’s going to put the fear of God up everybody at 154,” Hearn said. “Not just at (154), at (160) as well, over the next year or so.