*HIGHLIGHTS* LEDUAN BARTHELEMY VS REYNALDO BLANCO

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Undefeated Cuban prospect Leduan Barthelemy (13-0, 7 KOs) scored a ninth round stoppage of Reynaldo Blanco (14-4, 8 KOs) in his first headlining main event on PBC on FS1 on March 28, 2017 from Robinson Rancheria Resort and Casino in Nice, California.

*HIGHLIGHTS* LEDUAN BARTHELEMY VS EDUARDO RAMIREZ

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When Mexican and Cuban fighters face-off in the ring, it's sure to entertain. That's exactly what we got when undefeated fighters Leduan Barthelemy and Eduardo Ramirez met on Sept. 26, 2017 on PBC on FS1. Leduan Barthelemy stuck to his Cuban boxing style in the early rounds.

By CROWN BOXING

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*FULL FIGHT* JAMEL HERRING VS LADARIUS MILLER

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In a match-up of two top, once-beaten lightweight contenders, southpaws Jamel Herring and Ladarius Miller put on a show on FS1 to kick off the highly anticipated Mayweather-McGregor Fight Week. Herring, a 2012 Olympian, took a bit to get going in the early rounds, while Miller's youth and eagerness showed.

By CROWN BOXING

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*FULL FIGHT* HUGO CENTENO JR. VS MACIEJ SULECKI

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Polish born fighter Maciej Sulecki was out to give the Polish fans of Chicago a win against Hugo Centeno Jr. on Saturday, June 18 on PBC on NBCSN. Centeno Jr. (24-1, 12 KOs) came out of the gate ready to fight but Sulecki was the better fighter on June 18.

By CROWN BOXING

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*FULL FIGHT* HUGO CENTENO VS IMMANUWEL ALEEM

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Immanuwel Aleem and Hugo Centeno Jr. faced off against each other Friday night in Miami, OK on Friday August 25 on PBC on FS1. Both prospects had near unblemished records, with Aleem having one tie and Centeno Jr. having one loss on his record. Both fighters were looking to make a statement against solid competition tonight.

By CROWN BOXING

Hugo "The Boss" Centeno comes in as an underdog against Imannuwel Aleem and steals the show with a knockout of the year candidate. 

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*HIGHLIGHTS* YORDENIS UGAS VS NELSON LARA

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Hard-hitting 147-pound contender Yordenis Ugas delivers another early round TKO as he took on Nelson Lara in their headlining bout on PBC on FS1 on April 25, 2017 from Fitz Casino & Hotel in Tunica, Mississippi. After accepting the fight in twenty-four hours, Ugas proved to both fans and naysayers what staying prepared truly means.

*HIGHLIGHTS* BRYANT PERRELLA VS YORDENIS UGAS

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Welterweights Bryant Perrella and Yordenis Ugas meet on September 27, 2016 on PBC on FS1 for a scheduled 10 rounds. Ugas drops Perrella in the first 30 seconds of the fight with a right hand. Ugas continues to use the right hand in round 2 and connects almost effortlessly.

By CROWN BOXING

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*FULL FIGHT* JAMAL JAMES VS YORDENIS UGAS

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Undefeated Jamal James steps in the ring with Yordenis Ugas for a scheduled 10 rounds in the welterweight division on PBC on ESPN August 12, 2016. James is fresh off a win against Wale Omotoso July 16, 2016 on the Deontay Wilder undercard. James uses round 1 to get a feel for Ugas.

By CROWN BOXING

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*FULL FIGHT* YORDENIS UGAS VS LEVAN GHVAMICHAVA

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Yordenis Ugas has been riding high, winning his last two fights against undefeated fighters. On Tuesday, Feb. 6 however, he faced "The Wolf" Levan Ghvamichava on PBC on FS1. Ugas and Ghvamichava took their time in round 1. Each punch was calculated and they were cautious in finding the right distance to land their jabs.

By CROWN BOXING

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*HIGHLIGHTS* RANCES BARTHELEMY VS MICKEY BEY

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Rances Barthelemy puts his IBF world title lightweight belt on the line against Mickey Bey on PBC on Spike June 3rd. Mickey Bey held this belt for two years and is looking to get it back tonight. Barthelemy and Bey use their reach to find distance in round 1.

*FULL FIGHT* RANCES BARTHELEMY VS DENIS SHAFIKOV

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Rances Barthelemy and Denis Shafikov faced off December 18 on PBC on Spike for a vacant 135-pound world title. Barthelemy was seeking his second world champion title against the Russian Shafikov. Barthelemy (24-0, 13 KOs), a Cuban defector who has made a name for himself back home and in this country was seeking to extend his undefeated record.

By CROWN BOXING

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*FULL FIGHT* LEDUAN BARTHELEMY VS RICARDO NUNEZ

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Leduan Barthelemy took on Ricardo Nunez Tuesday, Sept. 13 on PBC on FS1. Barthelemy hails from a family of boxers and showcased his attacking pedigree early into the fight. Barthelemy's height and length was a clear advantage in the fight, but it also created openings for Nunez.

By CROWN BOXING

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*FULL FIGHT* LEDUAN BARTHELEMY VS RAFAEL REYES

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Featherweight Leduan Barthelemy looked to continue his undefeated streak against Rafael Reyes on Tuesday, May 17, 2016, on FS1 as part of the Premier Boxing Champions series. Barthelemy set out to be the aggressor and took control of the fight. In the second round however Reyes showed more aggression, however it was short lived.

By CROWN BOXING

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*FULL FIGHT* CALEB PLANT VS THOMAS AWIMBONO

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Undefeated super middleweight Caleb Plant faces Ghana's Thomas Awimbono in a scheduled 10-round bout February 25, 2017 on PBC on FS1 in Birmingham, AL. Plant closes round 1 with a flurry of punches and lands a left hook that drops Awimbono. Plant controls rounds 1 and 2 and Awimbono tries to connect but does not have much success.

By CROWN BOXING

Sweet Hands puts on another boxing clinic as he slides past Thomas Awimbono with the UD win.

*FULL FIGHT* CALEB PLANT VS ADASAT RODRIGUEZ

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Caleb Plant took on Adasat Rodriguez on Tuesday, January 19, 2016 on PBC on FS1. In the early rounds Rodriguez is unable to connect with Plant. They both come out strong in Round 1 but Rodriguez cannot seem to avoid Plant's contact.

By CROWN BOXING

Here's another boxing lesson by Caleb Plant as he gets rid of Adasat Rodriguez with 6th Round TKO. 

Victor Ortiz and Devon Alexander fight to draw, but remain viable in sizzling 147-pound division

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Victor Ortiz and Devon Alexander went to war for 12 rounds, fighting for a chance to move up the welterweight ladder on Saturday, February 17 on PBC on FOX. The fight turned out to be a back-and-forth affair, with Alexander dominating much of the early action.

By Lem Satterfield - Premier Boxing Champions

Both former welterweight world champions are adamant they defeated each other in Saturday's showdown—but both are willing for a rematch, or to go down a different path in the stacked 147-pound division.

Ortiz vs Alexander Highlights: PBC on FOX - February 17, 2018

Victor Ortiz and Devon Alexander are former 147-pound champions at similar points of career urgency. They entered the ring with a measure of desperation on Saturday night at the Don Haskins’ Center in El Paso, Texas.

Ortiz was looking to overcome his reputation of coming up just short in major fights, losing to Marcos Maidana, Floyd Mayweather, Jr. and a rematch against Andre Berto, whom he had defeated earlier in his career for the welterweight world title.

Alexander had overcome a 25-month ring absence recovering from an addiction to painkillers with a victory over Walter Castillo. Both needed a victory to move into the circle to challenge 147-pound champions Keith Thurman and Errol Spence Jr.

After battling to a majority draw (114-114 twice, 115-113 for Ortiz) in the main event of Saturday’s FOX-televised card—in a fight that featuring no knockdowns, but plenty of action—it remains to be seen if either accomplished their goals.

“In my eyes, I thought I pulled it out. I thought I won in rounds, 9-3 or 8-4. It’s my first draw and it don’t feel good,” Alexander said. “A rematch would solidify who won, but I feel I can move on from this without that if I have to. I feel like I’m still in the prime of my career. I’ll fight anybody.”

Alexander (27-4-1, 14 KOs) landed the cleaner combinations throughout the early rounds, highlighted by right hooks, crosses and uppercuts that caused swelling around Ortiz’s left eye.

To his credit, Ortiz (32-6-3, 25 KOs) remained aggressive and determined down the stretch, showing no signs of quitting.

“Third round on, I started feeling that my pressure coming forward was making him back up and that I was neutralizing his speed,” Ortiz said. “I was making it tougher for him and landing a lot more punches. I thought I won the last half of the fight. At the end of the day, I strongly feel and believe that I won the fight.”

At worst, the duo remains name opponents for top contenders, if not, potential challengers for Thurman or Spence, who have yet to select opponents for their scheduled returns on May 19, and, June 16, respectively.

 “ I’d love a rematch with Devon Alexander. At the same time, I would love to fight Danny Garcia or Keith Thurman. Errol Spence, I’d love that one with another southpaw. Shawn Porter? Absolutely. Andre Berto? Definitely. We need a trilogy.  ”Former welterweight world champion Victor Ortiz

There is also former two-division champion Danny Garcia, winner of a ninth-round stoppage of ex-champion Brandon Rios on Saturday night in Las Vegas.

“I would love to fight Danny Garcia. I see a lot of flaws in him that can be exposed,” Alexander said.

“I would love to fight Keith Thurman. He’s wide open when he punches, so he’ll get exposed, too. Errol Spence, absolutely, I’ll come up with a tremendous game plan for him. I'm sure they all believe they see flaws in me, also, so why not fight me?”

Where Alexander had lost three of four fights prior to Castillo, Ortiz had fallen in four of five bouts before stopping Saul Corral in the fourth round of his previous fight in July.

“I’d love a rematch with Devon Alexander. He’s a helluva fighter, I’m a helluva fighter, we put on a helluva war,” Ortiz said.

“At the same time, I would love to fight Danny Garcia or Keith Thurman. Errol Spence, I’d love that one with another southpaw. Shawn Porter? Absolutely. Andre Berto? Definitely. We need a trilogy.”

Ortiz, whose son, Royal, turned a year old last month, still has plenty to fight for.

“I’ve already been a champion, but at this point in time, I have a son, and I want him to know me as a champion and to be able to say that his Daddy is a world champion and not that he was a world champion,” said Ortiz.

“Everybody else is running, but I don’t run and I don’t hide from anybody. I’m having a good time with this sport. I’m 31 and I’m not done. I’m working hard to achieve that goal of becoming a world champion once again. There is a lot of fight left in me.”

For a complete recap of Ortiz vs Alexander, visit our fight page.