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More Medals for Hawaii’s Patricio Family at USA Boxing’s Summer Festival

6 days ago | tss.ib.tv | Arne K. Lang

If you had been around the Las Vegas Convention Center last week and had run into a fellow who told you that boxing was dead, you would have thought that guy was a moron. More than 1400 boxers descended on that complex last week as did at least as many interested parties – parents, coaches, ring officials, etc. The occasion was the 2025 USA National Junior Olympics and Summer Festival, the largest event in amateur boxing.
Vito Mielnicki Jr Whitewashes Kamil Gardzielik Before the Home Folks in Newark

1 week ago | tss.ib.tv | Arne K. Lang

Promoter Bob Arum (Top Rank) collaborated with promoters Thomas “Cornflake” LaManna, and Vito Mielnicki Sr to present a card at the Prudential Center in Newark tonight that aired on ESPN+. The card, which had a club fight flavor from the anthem singers to the ring announcer to the ring card girls (no disrespect to the excellent work of James “Smitty” Smith), featured Mielnicki’s son in the main event.
Avila Perspective, Chap. 331: Callum Walsh, Brian Norman, Galal Yafai and More

1 week ago | tss.ib.tv | David A. Avila

It’s Callum Walsh time again. Tomorrow (Saturday, June 21) Walsh (pictured on the left) faces Elias Espadas, a tough hombre from the Yucatan Peninsula of Mexico. But first, let’s take another look at what happened in Japan a few days ago. They call him Assassin. Brian Normanl traveled overseas to meet Jin Sasaki in Japan in defense of the WBO welterweight. He came, he saw, he conquered by knockout on Thursday.
Brian Norman Jr Bombs Out Jin Sasaki with a Frightful Left Hook

1 week ago | tss.ib.tv | Arne K. Lang

Heading in to his match with defending WBO welterweight champion Brian Norman Jr, Jin Sasaki rated his chance of winning at 80 percent. Norman was more confident, rating his odds at a million percent. In hindsight, Sasaki had no chance whatsoever against the 24-year-old Norman, boxing youngest male champion. Sasaki was on the deck twice in the opening round before Norman ended the contest 46 seconds into the fifth stanza, knocking Sasaki out cold with a frightful left hook.
A Fight Fan and Teremoana Samson Junior Leon Teremoana

1 week ago | tss.ib.tv | Thomas Hauser

A fight becomes more interesting when a fan feels a personal connection to one of the fighters. That’s why fighters draw better in their hometown than elsewhere. A direct personal interaction is the strongest tie of all. Reece Chapman (disclosure; he’s my great nephew) met Teremoana Samson Junior Leon Teremoana after the weigh-in for the June 14 fight card at Madison Square Garden. Richardson Hitchens vs. George Kambosos and Andy Cruz vs Hironori Mishiro were slated as the co-featured bouts.
Richardson Hitchins Batters and Stops George Kambosos at Madison Square Garden

2 weeks ago | tss.ib.tv | David A. Avila

It was a glowing New York City premiere for IBF super lightweight titlist Richardson Hitchins who delivered a stunning body shot knockout to crumple George Kambosos Jr. on Saturday. Nobody ran. “I’ve been telling the boxing world I’m coming. Now I’m here,” Hitchins said.
Avila Perspective, Chap. 330: Matchroom in NY plus the Latest on Canelo-Crawford

2 weeks ago | tss.ib.tv | David A. Avila

New York. Skyscrapers and everything. One of the city’s own, Richardson Hitchins, returns to his stomping grounds with the IBF super lightweight world title strapped around his slender waist. He’s ready to perform as an actual world champion in front of fans, friends and family. New York style. “I will bring the championship back to New York. They have somebody they can be behind,” said Hitchins.
Avila Perspective, Chap. 330: Matchroom in New York plus the Latest on Canelo-Crawford

2 weeks ago | tss.ib.tv | David A. Avila

Avila Perspective, Chap. 330: Matchroom in New York plus the Latest on Canelo-CrawfordNew York. Skyscrapers and everything. One of the city’s own, Richardson Hitchins, returns to his stomping grounds with the IBF super lightweight world title strapped around his slender waist. He’s ready to perform as an actual world champion in front of fans, friends and family. New York style. “I will bring the championship back to New York. They have somebody they can be behind,” said Hitchins.
The Shafting of Blair “The Flair” Cobbs, a Familiar Thread in the Cruelest Sport

2 weeks ago | tss.ib.tv | Arne K. Lang

When prowling boxing gyms in Las Vegas, this reporter often bumps into welterweight Blair Cobbs. He’s invariably upbeat. Indeed, when Blair the Flair enters a gym, announcing his arrival with his signature “Woo!” (an homage to Ric Flair), it energizes the entire room. Yesterday his demeanor was out of character. He didn’t really want to talk with someone from the media, but dutifully succumbed to an interview, choosing his words carefully as his body language registered disconsolation.
Opetaia and Nakatani Crush Overmatched Foes, Capping Off a Wild Boxing Weekend

3 weeks ago | tss.ib.tv | Arne K. Lang

Cruiserweight Jai Opetaia and bantamweight Junto Nakatani are indisputably the best fighters in their weight class. Both were in action today (Sunday, June 8) and both performed as expected, dominating overmatched foes to set up more lucrative matches down the road. Australia’s Opetaia, the IBF world cruiserweight champion, advanced to 28-0 (22 KOs) with a fifth-round stoppage of Claudio Squeo. The match was staged in Broadbeach, Queensland.