Regis Prograis defeated Terry Flanagan and Ivan Baranchyk stopped Anthony Yiigit in their respective fights in the World Boxing Super Series light welterweight tournament on Saturday night at the Lakefront … read more
Regis Prograis vows to bring fireworks to a big boxing show in New Orleans in his Ali Trophy Quarter-Final against Terry Flanagan at the UNO Lakefront Arena. (Photo credit: World … read more
Flanagan wants to give Prograis a boxing lesson in New Orleans Terry Flanagan believes he can neutralise Regis Prograis’ strengths when they meet in an Ali Trophy Super-Lightweight Quarter-Final at … read more
Back-to-back doubleheader Ali Trophy Quarter-Finals in Orlando and New Orleans: Rodriguez vs Moloney and Dorticos vs Masternak on October 20 at the CFE Arena, Orlando, USA and Prograis vs Flanagan … read more
The quarter-finals for Season II of the World Boxing Super Series were set for the tournament’s Super-Lightweight and Bantamweight brackets at a Draft Gala Friday night at the Rossiya Theatre … read more
Fighting in front of a home audience, WBC interim light welterweight champion Regis “Rougarou” Prograis (22-0, 19 KOs) knocked the over-matched previously undefeated Juan Jose Velasco (20-1, 12 KOs) in … read more
REGIS “Rougarou” PROGRAIS (United States) WBC Interim Super Lightweight World Champion Age: 29 / Date of birth: January 24, 1989 Residence: Houston, Texas / Birthplace: New Orleans, Louisiana. Record: 21-0, … read more
The winner of WBC Interim World Champion Regis Prograis vs top challenger Juan Jose Velasco on July 14 will enter the 140lb edition of the second season of the World … read more
We have been treated to two quite superb tournaments in the still-ongoing Word Boxing Classic Super Series; the cruiserweight and super-middleweight tournaments being boxing at its very best. Now set … read more
Undefeated Interim WBC Super Lightweight Champion Regis “Rougarou” Prograis swung open the doors to his last workout in Los Angeles to the Southern California media earlier this week at the … read more