In a contest defined by sharp technique and disciplined defense, undefeated prospect Thomas “The Kid” O’Toole captured the WBA NABA super middleweight title with a unanimous decision victory over dangerous puncher Jeremy Cullors at a packed Great American Beer Hall. From the opening bell, O’Toole (16-0, 10 KOs) made his presence felt, leveraging his notable …
Undefeated Michael Osumah successfully defended his NABA Gold Super Welterweight Championship on Saturday, April 11, with a fourth-round technical knockout over Argentina’s Sergio Mauricio “El Ruso” Gil at The Chelsea inside The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, Nevada. The Nigerian champion imposed his power from the opening bell, controlling the pace behind sharp combinations and effective …
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In a statement-making performance that reinforces his status as one of America’s brightest young prospects, Terry “Terrible” Washington of San Bernardino captured the WBA NABA light flyweight title with a second-round knockout of seasoned Mexican Eduardo Yudel Reyes. The bout took place at Thunder Studios in Long Beach, California, and proved one-sided from the opening …
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American welterweight standout Greg Outlaw delivered a composed and technically sharp performance to retain his WBA NABA title, earning a unanimous decision over Michael Lee in the weekend’s featured bout. From the opening round, Outlaw established control behind a stiff, educated jab and smooth lateral movement that kept Lee reset and chasing. Whenever the challenger …
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Undefeated American Samuel Arnold III continued his rise in the super middleweight division with a dominant first-round knockout of Argentina’s Fernando Ezequiel “Manzana” Farías. The bout took place Friday, January 30, in Long Beach, California, with Arnold’s WBA NABA title on the line. Standing at an imposing 6-foot-3, Arnold wasted no time putting his physical …
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