Previous Photos of the week

Terrible Tim Witherspoon at The Art Museum with foreign Olympic hopefuls

Harry Yorgey wins the rematch at the Blue

Fighters taking in the fights at The New Alhambra

Bronco McKart wins the title at The New Alhambra

Show Me Your War Face: Mark "Oaktree" Brown

The Italian Stallions: Joey Eye & The Mussachio's

Team Brunelli @ McNoodles celebrating the debut telecast from the Blue Horizon

Good Night!Victor Vasquez scoring the knockout at the Armory

Missing in Action; B-Hop puts Tarver on a milk carton

A Champion In The Making: Steve Cunningham Jr.

"The New" William Gill lands a big uppercut at the Fraternal Order of Eagles

Eric " Outlaw" Hunter photo from Atlantic City

The War Report

Ringside reports and photos

It was Irish night at The National Guard Armory and promoter Tom Moran, leader of Philly Worldwide presented a European look in a very successful promotional debut on a night which featured a former world champion, two fighters with international titles and a few locals who wanted an opportunity to make a name for themselves. The main event featured former former Jr. Middleweight titlist Kassim Ouma vs. Martinus Clay with Ouma grinding out a 6th round TKO win. In the co-feature, Reading's Lucian Gonzales pulled off a shocker, accepting the assignment on less than 8 hours notice and defeated Irelands super bantamweight champion Paul Hyland by unanimous decision in a very exciting 4 round fight. Middleweight "Slick" Simon O'Donnell scored the knockout of the night when he buried Antonio Baker with a counter right hand at the :58 mark of round 5 in what was until that point a pretty close and rough house battle. Ireland featherweight Patrick Hylan completely outclassed the Dominican Republic's Elvis Martinez and scored a knockout at the 1:24 mark of round 2, sealing the deal with a hard, straight left hand. Philly middleweight Jamaal "Da Truth" Davis was finally given a chance to fight at home again and made the most of it with a one sided unanimous decision win over Chris Hall. Through all four rounds, Davis was in control and showed the toughness which makes him an avoided fighter amongst many more protected fighters in his weight class. In the opener, The consensus was that Julias Edmounds clearly won three of the four rounds against Tim Witherspoon Jr, only to lose by majority decision on the scorecards. Click here for the full write up.

"Fast" Eddie Chambers returned to Philly and scored 5th round knockout over veteran Livan Castillo in his tune up fight at The Legendary Blue Horizon this past Friday night. Chambers, ranked #7 in the IBF, started a bit slow but by round 3 was in complete control using the ring and landing at will showing off his unmatched hand speed. Castillo was game early and tried to bring the fight to Chambers but before long this turned out to be a glorified sparring session. At the end of the 5th, Chambers began to unload with rights and lefts to the point where Castillo could not fire back leaving the referee no choice but to wave it off at the 2:59 mark. With the win, Fast Eddie stays in position to land a significant national bout in an open heavyweight division. In the co-feature, Philly's Darren Fallen won a close split decision over Carlos Pena of Florida in a 6 rounder where the action was sparce. The styles just seemed to clash as both were southpaws and both were only able to create opportunities when the other took the initiative to start the action. It was close through 4 but Fallen switched it up a bit late in the fight, moving and jabbing which was enough to secure the last two rounds and the W. Queens, NY super featherweight Joselito Collado went to war with Atlanta's David Orosco in a very entertaining 4 rounder where both men went toe to toe throughout. Orosco showed he has tons of heart but also got hit with some bombs while fighting in the trenches. Collado also took quite a few shots but responded well and continued to be the aggressor until the final bell sounded. Sweden's Anna Ingram won all 6 rounds convincingly in her fight against Kimberly Harris of Florida. Ingram had a traditional European look but was vey sound and steady in this fight. Patterson NJ Feathwerweight Carlos Zambrano was impressive in his win over a very technically sound  Rasool Shakur in a 4 rounder. Speed was the difference maker here and Zambrano was firing off some beauties to the body which created openings upstairs. In the opener, Orlando's Donta Woods left hooked his way to a 3rd round KO over Shawn Guzman of Atlanta. Guzman showed a ton of heart but never made adjustments, being dropped 3 times, all by left hooks. The card was brought to you by matchmaker Don Elbaum and promoter Vernoca L. Michael. Click here for write up and pictures

Joey Eye Boxing came to The National Guard Armory and on this night, the Philly fight scene jack of all trades delivered a card that featured two good PA state titles fights which followed an undercard that made the EMT's earn their paycheck. In the main event, West Philly's Yusef Mack punched his way back into world title contention with a thudding TKO over North Philly's Omar Pittman in the 6th round of their NABA & PA Light heavyweight state title match. In the co-feature, Jr. Middleweight Derek "Pooh" Ennis, played the matador and threw a near shut out the big hearted old bull Troy Browning to become the 154 lb divisions PA State & USBA regional champion. The undercard was a wild one and it was led by West Chester Heavyweight Anthony Gatt picking himself up off the canvas in the second round to pound out a close unanimous decision win over Jonathan Felton. It wasn't very pretty but it was pretty damn entertaining as these two slugged away at each other.  Heavyweight Tyyab Beale scored a KO win, Featherweight Jules Blackwell returned to blow out his opponent with a1st round KO and Joel De La Paz starched an opponent who should have never been allowed to lace them up :29 into the 1st round. Full write up & photos are in, click here

They were fighting again at The Legendary Blue Horizon to the tune of a six bout card which pitted a lot of local fighters against each other. The end result was a very good night of professional boxing as every match had moments which put the crowd on their feet. In the main event, Philly's "Showtime" Steve Chambers overcame a slow start that included being on the wrong end of a second round knockdown, only to rally down the stretch to win a unanimous decision over Philly's well traveled veteran Kevin Carmody in an 8 round junior welterweight match up. Coming into this fight, many were expecting a strategic chess match, instead most of this fight was spent in the wheel house with both fighters throwing shots with intentions of knocking the other man out. The co-feature could have been titled "A Matter of Respect" and Israel's Ran Nakash earned his in dramatic fashion when he KO'd the big punching Larry Robinson at the :50 second mark of round number one. These two wasted no time getting to know each other as Robinson looked to make a war of it from the opening bell. Not long after a clean, powerful short right hand from Nakash stopped Robinson in his tracks and sent him down. Robinson did beat the 10 count but referee Eddie Cotton rightly determined that the fight should not continue. Welcome to the Philly top 10 list Ran Nakash. The fight of the night was an 8 round Super Middleweight war between Philly natives Gee Culmer and Jameel "Black Gold" Wilson which saw Culmer get the nod by majority decision. Culmer looked very sharp early, boxing circles around Wilson at the start but Black Gold, true to his form, warmed up as the fight went on and made things very interesting going into the final rounds. Culmer was more active through out, Wilson landed some of the harder punches of the night and finished very strong. This was a good, tough fight which stayed at a steady pace from rounds 1 - 8 and could have gone either way. After this fight, the fans catching a smoke were heard buzzing about how good this one turned out. "Dangerous" Darrell Jones looked good in his pro debut scoring a 3rd round knockout and could be a fighter worth keeping an eye on as the year winds down. Derek Bivins won a 4 round unanimous decision in his pro debut over the always willing to fight Darrell Martin. New Yawker William Jeter scored crushing 3rd round KO win in his first appearance at The Blue.

Power Productions returned to the Cisco Arena located in Oaks, PA this Friday with a 6 fight card that was highlighted by Eric "Outlaw" Hunter of West Philly outclassing Rhode Island's Robert Deluz over 8 one sided rounds. The crowd got a little restless near the end pleading for more action and Hunter obliged scoring two of his three total knockdowns last in the final round, the first coming with a picture perfect counter left hook as Deluz tried to knock his head off with a wide overhand right. Deluz got up but was sent back down soon after courtesy of a three punch combo. Again, Deluz beat the count and this time lasted until the final bell to no avail as all three judges scored  the fight heavily in favor of Eric Hunter who improves to 10 - 1. On the under card, New Castle, DE's Ryan Belasco again showed up with a full tank of gas and went a strong 6 round route to take a one sided unanimous decision over Justin Danforth of Wisconsin.  Jesus Barbosa fought through a cut on his hairline to win a tough majority decision over Keywayne Hill in what turned out to be the best two way action fight of the night.  In womens action Tracey Hunt won a unanimous decision over Christina Leadbetter in a four rounder. Ronson Frank came in from New York and impressively picked apart Earl Doe before knocking him out at 1:54 of the 5th round. Travis "The Animal" Thompson and Corey McCants fought to draw in a mundane four rounder. In the opener, Joselito Candelitto was given a duck and shot it down in the first round improving to 4 - 0. More to come with some photos soon.

Power Productions returned to the National Guard Armory and this 5 fight card came as advertised, leaving many in attendance saying "now that is Philly boxing" after this very entertaining card . In the first of three title fights Tyric "Too Sweet Robinson rose to the occasion and defeated Lenny DeVictoria by way of unanimous decision to become the new USBA regional Jr Welterweight champion.  In the 2nd title fight, Rasheem Brown cruised through the first three rounds, but then all hell broke loose as he and Jameel Wilson went toe to toe and blow for blow in an early candidate for Philly Fight of the Year. In the Main Event, Mexico's Jose Hernandez came to Philly with a full tank of diesel fuel and scored a big upset over the previously undefeated Rasheim Jefferson to become the new USBA featherweight champion. On the under card Tony Ferrante KO'd Ray Ruiz in the 2nd round with a nasty straight right, leaving him out on the canvas for more than 5 minutes. Hopefully the Ruiz is ok. "The New" Ray Robinson scored 3 knockdowns in the first on Jason Jordan but the rugged journeyman was able to last the distance only to lose a very lopsided decision. Click here for my full recap and to leave a comment, we also called in "The Hatchet" Charles Brewer to give his championship perspective, click here to read the Hatchet blow by blow report. The photos are finally in, I apologize for the delay.

At the Legendary Blue Horizon, Joey Abell gave some payback when he knocked Maurice Wheeler out of the ring at the end of the second round to secure his 20th win as a pro and a house full of fans chanting "Joey, Joey, Joey". Amazingly enough seconds after this KO of the Year candidate, Gerald "The Jedi" Nobels stormed the ring and claimed he wants next. Joey responded by saying "you can get it too if you really want it" Hook it up Elbaum! In the co-feature, Gee Cullmer squeaked out a majority decision win over the known spoiler Mustapha Johnson in their 6 round middleweight fight.  Ecuadorian middleweight Mario Mina made a statement in his pro debut with a huge knockout win over a very tough Pedro Calla of Peru in what turned out to be the best fight of the night. Philly's Gerald Smith turned in his second strong outing at The Blue, this time battering Jose Guerrido around the ring til that corner threw in the towel in round 2. Swedish meatball Anders Holmberg was dropped in the 1st but got up and scored a fishy 2nd round KO Archie Hopkins. Investigations are pending..... Showtime Steve Chambers capped off the night with a win over Jean Petit of Haiti in what was a pretty wild fight and had the ladies screaming "Showtiiiiiiiime". Osvaldo Rivera, Joel De La Paz & Calvin Goldwire all won by decision. Simon "One Punch" Carr's official fight fell out but he hung around to put on an exhibition with Tommie "Big Poppa" Speller. The write up and most pictures are in, click here to read and leave a comment

Boxing’s “The All-American Prizefighter” Rob Calloway (74-7-1, 58 KOs), of St. Joseph’s, Missouri strengthened his position as a cruiserweight contender in all 4 organizations with a sensational 9^th round knockout at 3:05 of the round over previously unbeaten Juan Carlos Robles (9-1, 4 KOs), Waynesboro, Virginia.  A 4 round middleweight match had Charlottesville, Virginia’s George Rivera (8-1, 3 KO’s) a winner over late substitute Clarence “Sonny Bono” Taylor (12-14, 6 KOs), New Castle, Delaware, due to a very good left jab.  Judges Weisfeld and Gross had it 39-37 with LaRosa at 40-36.  Referee was Rosato. Jesus Barbosa (3-0-1, 3 KOs), Philadelphia, used a Tyson-like style to come back in the 2^nd round after having his hands full in the first with the taller Shavaris Buie (0-4), Brooklyn, NY.  Referee Rosato called a halt to this featherweight match at the end of the round when Buie complained of an injured hand. Ken Hissner was ringside read his full report here.

The conditions outdoors in the Tri-State area were were cold, rainy and flat out miserable this past Friday night. While most would prefer to stay inside on an evening like this, the Philly fight fans weathered the storm to create a sold out, jam packed audience at The New Alhambra. In the ring, the main event of the evening was a rematch between NABF featherweight champion Rogers "The Tiger" Mtagwa of South Philly via Tanzania and Aldo Valtierra of Mexico who looked to settle some unfinished business from their tight knit affair from the summer of 2007. In the co-feature, undefeated featherweight Teon Kennedy of North Philly was making the leap to 8 round status against this toughest opponent to date in Castulo Gonzalez of Lynn, MA. The under card had a 6 rounder  with Victor Vasquez taking of Rami Ibraham of the Oven Gym, Travis "The Animal" Thompson took on Emmanuel Rosas and three former Golden Gloves champions in Anthony Flores, Dennis Hasson and Perdo Martinez all made their pro debuts in separate bouts. Click here to read what happened on the corner of Swanson & Ritner on March 7, 2008.

On February 15, 2008 Big Box Promotions & Fighting City Productions collaborated for a 5 fight card at The Commerce Bank Arts Centre in Sewell, NJ. Controversy surrounded the card and the original line-up was changed at the last minute but in the end, it was Eric “Murder” Mitchell of Philadelphia who stepped in on less than one day notice and showed a lot of grit as he shook off  1 ½ years of ring rust to earn a razor thin, 10 round unanimous decision over Edwin Vasquez to claim the vacant IBC Americas light middleweight title. In the co-feature, “The Gentleman” Chazz Witherspoon started slow but finished fast scoring a TKO in the 4^th over Jonathan Haggler of South Carolina. Jesus Barbosa of Philly scored three knockdowns in the 1^st round, two with hard left hooks to the body and following up with a crushing left hook to the ear of Melvin McGuire to seal the deal at 2:16 of the round. Read the full report here

On paper it looked like a dud but the end result was a decent night of pro boxing at The Legendary Blue Horizon courtesy of Don Elbaum & Vernoca Michaels. In the main event, Lenny DeVictoria hits the .500 mark as he earned a unanimous decision win in a tough fight over fellow journeyman Derreck Moon. In the co-feature, Gee Cullmer persecuted John "The Baptist" Terry over 6 rounds en route to a unanimous decision win. Gee was more talented but I'll give it to this Terry kid, he comes to fight despite his record. Ran Nakash stays undefeated with a 2nd round TKO over Rey Ruiz. Samir the Pharoah & Julias Edwards win their pro debut. Tex Cobb is given a 10 minute standing ovation as he presented his diploma from Temple University.  Read all about it here.

Power Productions kicks off the 2008 fight season on January 25th with a good card at The Blue Horizon but the proposed main event between Chucky Cavallo vs. Jameel Wilson was axed at the last minute by Greg Serb due to a sports hernia suffered by Cavallo. In the new main event, we found out that Rasheem Brown is back in town and he scored a hard 3rd round knockout win over Jose "El Macho" Medina on Friday nights Power Productions show.  Jason Jordan upsets Tyric Robinson, Oaktree Brown dispatches Kevin Hood in the first, Farah Khalil wins a verynarrowdecision over Juergan Hartenstein in a good fight. Jesus Barbosa and Rami Ibraham let the leather fly in a draw, Tony Ferrante makes it 2 in a row with a win over Camron Bright, Hammerin Hank Lundy's quest to bring the hardware back home to Philly continues with a win over Damon Antoine. Full write up is in, more pictures to follow very soon of a good night of boxing at The Legendary Blue Horizon.

Lenny DiVictoria wrapped up the Philly 2007 boxing season with a fight of the year performance as he knocked out Elad Schmouel in the 6th in a great 2 way action bout.  Both fighters gave it their all but only one was left standing over 6 rounds of junior welterweight action. In the co-feature, Jules Blackwell earned ranking on the next pound for pound list with a hard fought win over Paul Fernandez in a match up of unbeaten featherweight prospects. Gee Cullmer once again pounded out a victory, this time over South Carolina's Marcus Brooks by majority decision. Now with 12 wins under his belt, Gee has to considered among the top local middleweights in the area. The under card was focused on the new comers and Luis Castro did have a nice showing against an extremely determined, yet outgunned Conrado Garcia and more Click here for the full write up and pictures from the Blue Horizon

On the same night in at the Hockensin PAL, Ken Hissner reports that Dave "TNT" Tiberi  and the First State Boxing Series also had great main event  with Tony Baker pulling a slim upsets over Richard Stewart in a hotly contested two way thriller which saw an early knockdown and a late surge. On the undercard Philly's Teon Kennedy stayed undefeated with a decision win over Arthur Parker and The Contender Aaron Torres out hustled Jesse Williams to earn a unanimous decision to make it two wins in a row. Click here to read the full report courtesy of Ken Hissner of www.boxingtribune.com 

Peltz Boxing returned to the New Alhambra and Mike Jones was awesome in the 3rd round scoring a fiery TKO at the 1:44 mark over Pito Cardona. In a fast paced fight Jones showed speed, power and the ability to adapt on the fly. In the co-feature Big John Poore overcame a slow start and found himself in a deep war with Dan Whetzel over 8 round. Some call it a candidate for fight of the year others thought Poore should have done much better in this heavyweight slugfest. In the end Poore won by unanimous decision. Mustapha Johnson outlasted Joe Christy over 6 bar room rounds. Latif Mundy out worked a determined Maurice Williams in the rematch. Victor Vasquez had a tough fight and got the win over Fraudis Rojas of Cuba. Felix Arroyo gets his revenge on Tommy Garcia. Travis Thompson gets a KO win & Ivan Zigler battles Marvin Rivera to a draw. Read the write up and see photos here

The Professor" Chuckie Mussachio won an 8 round split decision over Victor Paz in Wildwood NJ this past Saturday.  Pawel Wolak stayed undefeated with a knockout over Jonathan Reid on this card promoted by KEA Boxing. Read the write up here

Greg Robinson & Power Productions returned to The Legendary Blue Horizon on Friday highlighted by a war between Tyric "Too Sweet" Robinson and Chris Fernandez of Utah. Robinson was dominating early and scored a nice knockdown in the 4th but Fernandez stormed back down the stretch making this one a contender for 2007 fight of the year.  Jake Rodriguez and Tommie "Big Poppa" Speller banged it out over 4 rounds with Rodriguez getting a disputed unanimous decision in what was an entertaining fight. Tony "Boom Boom" Farrante was victorious in his pro debut in a slugfest with Heath Harris which ended in UD. Adam Harris overcame a slow start to pull out a majority decision over Gary Campbell. Jesus Barbosa starched Alex Matos who is no stranger to the canvas in :29 in round 1. Khalil Farrah wins by MD over Terrell Boggs. The write up & massive photo gallery are in!

In a fight of two tough heavyweights, Mark "Oaktree' Brown earned a unanimous decision win over Dave Brunelli at the Wachovia Spectrum on Friday night.  In the main event, Richard Stewart and Jameel "Black Gold" Wilson went through an absolute war over 8 rounds of Light Heavy. A rematch is a must! Gurcharan Singh won an uninspired unanimous decision over "Millionaire" Mike Miller. I won't say the Millionaire was flat-out robbed but it was much closer than the final cards of 60 - 54 & 59 - 55 x2  showed. Grant Cudjoe got a tougher than expected nights work from Jason Bergman though he did manage to do enough to get a justified win. Ray"Tito" Serrano looked good in his pro debut and got a 1st round knockout. Click here for the write up and pictures

Harry Joe Yorgey defeats Martinus Clay with a 10 round unanimous decision in their rematch this past Friday at The Legendary Blue Horizon. With the win, Yorgey is now 20 - 0, 9ko's and in position to land a fight that can push him closer to a world ranking in the Junior Middleweight division. Read the write up and view photos Here The under card was a good one as well featuring Hammerin Hank Lundy, a good fight between Jules Blackwell and Arthur Parker, Tommy Rainone vs Jaime Morales, Olivia Fonseca vs. Kimberly Harris and more. Click here to the report and ringside photos

Peltz Boxing returned to the New Alhambra this past Friday night where one storied career neared an end while another appears to be near take off. In the Main Event, Mike "No Joke" Stewart lost a one sided unanimous decision to Robert Frankel over 12 rounds of consistent action. In the co-feature, Mike "Machine Gun" Jones needed only 1 clip to take out Richard Hall. On the under card, Latif Mundy flattened alleged steel chinned Mexican Robert Florentino. Teon Kennedy dispatched James Franks after two rounds of work to the head and body. Victor Vasquez put a whoopin' on Markel Muhammad. John Poore and Mike Miller had a pretty entertaining 6 round heavyweight fight. Omar Pittman won a very tough fight against Demetrius Davis where both fighters were cut early and dished out a lot of glove leather. Click Here for the full write up and pictures.

Outdoor boxing, you gotta love it! Dave Tiberi & TNT Productions brought the fights outdoors and turned in a very good card at Delaware Park.  In the Main Event, "The Italian Assassin" Chucky Cavallo stopped by for a tune up but after this one, Shannon "Trouble" Miller should change his ring name to "The Bad Mechanic" because turned out to be a disaster for the undefeated fighter. In the co-feature, Richard Stewart won a hard fought unanimous decision over a game Jake Rodriguez. Dhafir Smith scored two knockdowns on Larry Marks but a costly point deduction denied him the victory. Damon Antoine showed a lot of heart and more. The complete write up with photos is in!

The fights were back on Broad & Thompson but the oven like conditions at The Legendary Blue Horizon weren't enough to stop Minnesota Ice as Joey Abell made quick work of Levon Warner scoring a huge 1st round knockout win.  Jules Blackwell and Paul Fernandez look good in their respective bouts. Naji Murray also scores a big KO win. Click here to read how it went down on this 8 fight card. Be sure to leave a comment!

There was a small war on the corner of Swanson & Ritner this past Friday as Dee Lee, Rich Clarke and Sonny Mistretta teamed up for a very good seven fight card at the New Alhambra in South Philly. Derek Ennis was shocked in the 3rd round, Round 13 - 18 of the Joe Christy and Sonny Bono trilogy were the best. Simon Carr and Andrew Hemphill battled to a draw over 4 rounds in a hard fought match up. Dhafir Smith played the role of Jesse Brinkley and sent the Contender's Jonathan Reid packing with a loss. All of this and much more, click here for the complete write up with pictures.

On Friday night at The New Alhambra, the Fairmount Hall of Famer J. Russell Peltz teamed up with Oscar De La Hoya's Golden Boy Promotions to put on a  a stiff 8 fight card that gave the crowd reasons to ooooh and ahhh and debate if the standing 8 count should come back into effect. The top biller was aging ring vet Bronco McKart (51 - 7, 31ko's) who returned to Philly after 10 long years on the road but quickly won back any long lost fans by winning a slim, hard fought thriller over Enrique Ornales (25 - 4, 15ko's) of Mexico via split decision and earning the right to be called NABF Middleweight champion. Danny "The Invader" Rivera scores a stunning 4th round KO over Slick Simon O'Donnell. Kaseem Wilson, Victor Vasquez & John Poore win! Click here for full recap with pictures

Greg Robinson and Power Productions put on one of the best cards of the year at National Guard Armory on Friday led by Dave Brunelli who broke the main event upset cycle at the Armory with a unanimous decision victory. "King" Gabriel Rosado scores an impressive 5th round KO over Daniel Hicks in the co-feature. The under card was loaded with entertaining fights which included appearances by Tyric, Robinson, Tim Johnson, Farah Ennis, Hank Lundy, Tommie Speller & Khalil Farrah. Click here to read the recap with a huge picture gallery

At the New Alhambra, Rogers Mtagwa finally is on the right end of a split decision to win the NABF Featherweight title. Mike "Machine Gun" Jones shot down Doel Carrasquillo leaving him unable to continue after only 2 rounds. There were good performances by Joe Christy, Andrew Gizzi and Teon Kennedy among others.  Check out the write-up and massive photo gallery from The New Alhambra here.

It was the night of the knockout in Atlantic City this Saturday and we witnessed the end of Arturo Gatti as he was beaten to a pulp by Alfonso Gomez who becomes the first member of The Contender series to score an important victory. Kermit "The Killer" Cintron did a serious job on Walter Mattyesse scoring 3 knockdowns and finishing it early in the 2nd with a beautiful left uppercut, straight right combo. Cintron now wants a shot at Sugar Shane Mosley. Kaseem Wilson opened the card and won a unanimous decision. For more news and undercard results click here.

The fights were in upstate New Jersey but it was well worth the two hour ride as Danny Serratelli, Andre Kut and the entire KEA Boxing Promotions team brought some class back to the sport of boxing at the Birchwood Manor Resort in Whippany New Jersey. We were shown that the Jersey boys can throw down too highlighted by Chucky Mussachio stayed undefeated in a tough fight against Chandler Durham. Bobby Rooney showed that he is the NJ version of Joe Christy leaving it all in the ring, Danny McDermott & Alex Perez both starched their opponents and more. Click here for the write up,pictures and video clips

Greg Robinson and the Power Productions crew were back at The Armory this Friday night with another solid card and the main event is once again an upset as Ivan "Mighty" Robinson loses to Darien Ford by majority decision. Tyric Robinson and Tommy Spiller get tested a bit but still come out on top via majority decision. Victor Vasquez blew Alex Matos away with a big left hook in the 2nd round. The ladies steak the show as Cindy Serrano and Lakeysha Williams have a lights out 6 round fight with Seranno getting the nod by unanimous decision but should have been a draw. Latif Mundy and Maurice Williams put on a Power Production style classic in the opener in a 4 round war which saw Mundy get the win by majority decision. Click here for the write up, photos and clips of the fight.

It was scorcher at the Blue and we were sweating like roofers. These hell like conditions didn't stop Dave Brunelli from blowing out Arron Lyons. Harry Yorgey passed the test against Edson Aguirre in an exciting 8 rounder, Derek Ennis & Faruq Saleem make quick work of their opponents. Hank Lundy turns in another good effort and more.  Click here to read the recap and see pictures of the fights.

Derek Ennis returns to the Armory and gets the knockout. Patrick Lopez & Darrell Crenshaw are impressive. Teon Kennedy goes the distance for the win. Danny Garcia and Moses Calderon have an explosive exhibition bout to start the show. Read about it here.

It was a solid night at the fights at The Blue Horizon highlighted by Chazz Witherspoon who showed he is ready to make the next step with an impressive 7th round stoppage against a much tougher than expected Charles Davis. Simon O'Donnell passes the test, Max wins, Elad catches the wrath of the fans, Oaktree gets a knockout and Cavallo torches Mike Word. Read the write up with photos here

Yorgey gives a rude awaykaning in Phoenixville and is ready to show the world that he is No Joke. Olivia Fonseca makes her debut is style. That and more from a night of fights in Phoenixville last Friday. Read it here .

Enrique Colin shows he is "No Joke" at the New Alhambra as he hands Mike Stewart a loss, Mike "Machine Gun" Jones makes it 7 ko's in a row, Teon Kennedy makes the EMT's earn their paycheck and Daniel Hicks gains a lot of respect and more. Complete write up and pictures here

It was lights out at The Blue Horizon on Friday. Max Alexander shows the Wolfman that payback is a bitch. Abell knocks Ellis out of the ring twice. Elad Shmouel & Ryan Belasco fight a battle. Gee Culmer and Daniel Hicks fight a war, Jules Blackwell starches Ernest Scott, Lenny DiVictoria loses yet another split decision and more! Read and view photos here.  

Chazz Witherspoon & Bruce Seldon blow away the opposition. See the pictures here

They were throwing up and throwing down at the National Guard Armory as Levon Warner beats Dave Brunelli! Hank Lundy impresses, Gabe Rosado blows away Chris Overbay with a 1st round KO, Tommy Spiller steamrolls over Daruis Hunter and the beating Mark "Oaktree" Brown gave Charles Brown made him sick! Click here for a quick recap and some photos

Mario Hayes impresses, Darrell Crenshaw gets robbed and Cameron Bright gets his first win after 2 years as a pro! All this and a great photo gallery from the Fernwood Resort in Bushkill PA Click here to read and see pictures.

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