Following his victory, newly crowned WBA and WBO cruiserweight champion and three-division world champion David “El Monstro” Benavidez (32-0, 26 KOs) spoke about his victory over Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez (48-2, 30 KOs) of Mazatlan, Mexico Saturday night at the T-Mobile Arena. The champ made his way to the post fight press conference. Zurdo Ramirez did not make it to the post fight press conference as he was rushed to the hospital for precautionary measures. Here is what Benav

Photo -Chris Esquada/Golden Boy Promotions What an impressive performance it was as David “El Monstro” Benavidez took care of business in moving up in weight and dethroning WBA and WBO cruiserweight champion Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramirez of Mazatlán, Mexico on Saturday night at T-Mobile Arena, becoming a three-division world champion. The size difference was evident from the opening bell. After a slow start while both fighters studied each other in the opening round, Benavidez sne

Photo - Cris Esquada Opening the pay-per-view, undefeated super welterweight Ismael Flores (18-1-1, 12 KOs), of Barcelona, Spain by way of Argentina, handed Isaac “Puro México” Lucero (18-1, 14 KOs), of La Paz, Baja California, Mexico, his first defeat, winning a unanimous decision. The fight began with Lucero applying pressure and connecting on Flores with solid shots early. Lucero boxed effectively in the second, with Flores on the receiving end. Things began to pick up for

Photo- Chris Esquada/Golden Boy Promotions Undefeated bantamweights Jose “Tito” Sanchez of Cathedral City, California stopped Jorge Chavez of San Diego by way of Tijuana, Mexico in the tenth and final round as both put their records on the line. Sanchez boxed excellent to begin in the early rounds, but Chavez began to connect with some good shots. It was a productive fight from both Chavez and Sanchez as they worked away all the way through with neither taking a step back or

Photo - Chris Esquada/Golden Boy Promotions Off to a slow start in the opening round, Munguia picked it up late in the frame as he became the more consistent fighter. Munguia had another strong round in the second, outworking Reséndiz and finishing strong. Staying busy in the third, it was all Munguia as Reséndiz attempted to work his way inside and close the distance. Boxing well and displaying superior speed and combinations, Munguia took it to Reséndiz in the fourth round.

Photo - Chris Esquada/Golden Boy Promotions PPV action also saw Oscar Duarte (31-2-1, 23 KOs) winning a hotly-contested 12-round split decision over Angel Fierro (23-5-2, 18 KOs) in a super lightweight battle. Fierro missed the 140-pound weight limit by 3.4 pounds on Friday, yet Duarte opted to fight him anyway. The decision nearly proved to be a costly one in this back-and-forth war. "First of all, I want to thank everybody for being here and everybody who supported me. An

Photo - Chris Esqueda/Golden Boy Promotions Super middleweight prospect Daniel “Ice Man” Blancas of Milwaukee tool on Raul Salomon of Baja California, Mexico in headlining First on Prime. It was a hard fought ten rounds for the undefeated fighter as he outworked Salomon through the course of the fight. Controlling the action, boxing effectively and mixing it up in route to the decision win. Upon completing ten rounds, the scores were as follows: 100-90, 99-91, & 99-91. With t

Photo - Chris Esquada/Golden Boy Promotions Gilberto Ramirez 200 vs David Benavidez 196.8 (WBO/WBA Cruiserweight titles) Armando Resendiz 167 vs Jaime Munguia 167.4 (WBA Super Middleweight) Oscar Duarte 139.8 vs Angel Fierro 143.4 (WBC Silver/NABO Super Lightweight titles) Isaac Lucero 155.6 vs Ismael Flores 155.2 Jorge Chavez 122 vs Jose Tito Sanchez 121.2 (WBA Continental Super Bantamweight title) Daniel Blancas 166.8 vs Raul Salomon 167.4 Juan Carrillo 177.4 vs Juan Delgad