Up-and-coming junior welterweight prospect, Mike “Bad Man” Ohan Jr. (15-1, 9 KOs) will fight Jonathan “Yoni” Ariel Sosa (7-13-2, 4 KOs) in a six-round main event, “The Last Chapter,” at the Bridgewater Veterans Club in Bridgewater, Massachusetts this Saturday, August 6th, as he looks for another victory to set himself up for a significant bout later on this year.
Undefeated welterweight prospect, Denzel “Double Impact” Whitely (photo: Emily Harney/Fightography) obtained a six-round unanimous decision over Maycon Oller Da Silva on the judges’ three scorecards (59-54, 59-54, and 59-54), in the main event.
Undefeated super middleweight prospect, Steve Sumpter (photo by Emily Harney / Fightography) knocked Manny “Shake Em Up” Woods down four times, en route to a fourth-round technical knockout, in the main event.
Undefeated heavyweight prospect, Bakhodir Jalolov knocked out Jack Mulowayi in the eighth and final round from a hard left uppercut, in the main event.
Gilberto Ramírez vs. Dominic Boesel this Saturday LIVE on DAZN
By James Stillerman – Undefeated light heavyweight contender and former WBO super middleweight champion, Gilberto “Zurdo” Ramírez (43-0, 29 KOs) will headline a twelve-round main event against Dominic Boesel (32-2, 12 KOs) this Saturday, May 14th at the Toyota Arena in Ontario, California.
The former New England welterweight champion, Mike “Bad Man” Ohan Jr. defeated Jose “El Chino” Aubel via a second-round technical knockout, in the main event.
Jeffrey Torres scored a first-round technical knockout over Israel “Filipino Tigre” Rojas in the main event. Referee Melissa Kelly stopped the junior welterweight bout at two minutes and fifty-nine seconds as Rojas was on unstable feet after getting knocked down for the second time in the round.
Denzel “Double Impact” Whitley (7-0, 5 KOs) comes from a well-known New England fighting family. His father, Derrick, and uncle, Darren both started their professional careers in the mid-1990s, and now Denzel is doing his best to keep his family’s name alive and well in the sport, and thus far, the undefeated up-and-coming welterweight prospect is doing just that.
Undefeated twenty-one-year-old super welterweight prospect, Francis “Frank the Tank” Hogan, who was headlining his first main event, obtained a technical knockout over Vincent Floyd, as he unleashed a barrage of unanswered combinations on a defenseless Vincent Floyd, who was on the ropes, which prompted referee Gene Del Bianco to halt the fight at one minute and thirty-seven seconds in the first round.
Joe “The Beast” Smith Jr. successfully defended his WBO light heavyweight world title for the first time with a ninth-round knockout over late-replacement Steve Geffrard.