Super Lightweight Boxing News

From the Vault 09.22.08: Whitaker vs. De La Hoya Posted by Ramon Aranda on 09.22.2008 We take a look back at "Pound for Pound" - the mega fight between Oscar De La Hoya and Pernell Whitaker from 1997.

At least South Mississippi boxing fans were still able to see the first world boxing championship fight in a decade Saturday night.

Undefeated Timothy Bradley successfully defended his WBC super lightweight title Saturday night, outpointing Edner Cherry in a decisive unanimous decision in a Showtime card at Beau Rivage Resort & Casino.

JON WAY/Special Campbell spars with Amges Adjaho during a training session for his Saturday night bout against Joan Guzman.

Joan Guzman Arrives in Biloxi Posted by Ramon Aranda on 09.08.2008 Title fight against Nate Campbell only days away.

Timothy Bradley Makes his 30-Day Weigh-In Posted by Ramon Aranda on 08.18.2008 The WBC 140-pound champ makes his mandatory weight.

WBC Super Lightweight Championship Timothy "Desert Storm" Bradley vs. Edner "Cherry Bomb" Cherry SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING Saturday, Sept.

Japanese national champion Norio Kimura will take on WBA super lightweight champion Andreas Kotelnik of Ukraine on Sept.

Antonio Margarito began his professional boxing career as a 16-year-old, fighting on small shows in Tijuana, Mexico.

A bout against IBF junior welterweight titleholder Paul Malignaggi has been mentioned as the likely next fight for IBO light welter king Ricky Hatton, however, WBC super lightweight champion Timothy "Desert ...

Two ounces. That might not seem like much but it nearly tipped the scales against Las Vegas, which would have cost the city hundreds of thousands of dollars in revenue expected to be generated by July's ...

“Every time you'd see me, I was at the buffet table. I wasn't starving and I was lighter than him.”

Now that Cathedral City boxer Tim Bradley has fulfilled his dream of winning a world title, it's now time to get down to business. via Desert Sun

Devon Alexander lived up to his nickname Thursday at the Scottrade Center.

Thrilling his hometown fans with 12 rounds of pure power, Devon Alexander 'The Great' was truly that as he scored a unanimous decision over Miguel Callist, wresting the WBA Federation super lightweight championship of the world from 33-year-old Panamanian's grasp.

Now 15-0, the 21-year-old Alexander, the WBC Continental America Champion, hurt Callist with a flurry of punches in the seventh round then dominated the rest of the fight as he thrilled his hometown crowd. Read more

“He's being influenced by some new people, so it's best that we just part ways”

Cory Spinks split from his longtime trainer and manager about three weeks ago, and his hard-punching father and uncle will be among the ringside replacements for his latest title bout on Thursday. via Belleville News-Democrat

“The Great"-Don King's top young prospect-will face his toughest opponent yet in former world champion DeMarcus "Chop Chop”

Two of the greatest boxers in history, Felix "Tito" Trinidad and Roy Jones Jr., will face each other in a battle boxing fans have been waiting for years to see at New York's famed Madison Square Garden on ... via 411mania.com