The weekend is approaching, and from Friday to Sunday it will likely be “fight-o-clock” someplace on the planet. Each Thursday, The Ring will deliver you essentially the most up-to-date info on essentially the most related fights you could see on this week-at-a-glance, one-stop enhanced battle schedule. A fast guidelines for the cognoscenti, a helpful nuts-and-bolts information for the boxing neophyte is what we’re aiming at.
Listed here are this week’s most related fights:
Thursday, October 24 – Fantasy Springs On line casino, Indio, Calif.
Manuel Flores vs. Victor Olivo – bantamweight – 10 rounds
Jose Sanchez vs. Edwin Palomares – junior featherweight – 10 rounds
Johnny Canas vs. Pedro Cruz – light-weight – 6 rounds
Daniel Garcia vs. Jorge Villegas – light-weight – 6 rounds
Gael Cabrera vs. Roberto Pucheta – junior featherweight – 6 rounds
The place to observe it: DAZN
Thursday, October 24 – The Hangar, Costa Mesa, Calif.
Billy Timmons vs. Luciano Ramos – light-weight – 4 rounds
Jaime Cerna vs. Louis Vasquez – tremendous middleweight – 4 rounds
The place to observe it: TrillerTV+
Friday, October 25 – Membership Lido, Revere, Mass.
Rashidi Ellis vs. Brian Chaves – junior middleweight – 8 rounds
Francis Hogan vs. Elvin Ayala – middleweight – 6 rounds
The place to observe it: DAZN
Friday, October 25 – Graakjaer Enviornment, Holstebro, Denmark
Dina Thorslund vs. Terumi Nuki – ladies’s bantamweight – 10 rounds
One in all The Ring’s inaugural ladies’s champions and one of many world’s finest pound-for-pound fighters sees motion in one other native battle with no worldwide broadcasting accessible. Let’s hope these final two conditions change quickly.
Additionally on this card:
Oliver Zaren vs. Roberto Arriaza – tremendous middleweight – 8 rounds
Melissa Mortensen vs. Gabriella Mezei – ladies’s featherweight – 6 rounds
Saturday, October 26 – Co-op Reside Enviornment, Manchester, England
Jack Catterall vs. Regis Prograis – junior welterweight – 12 rounds
A nasty-blood matchup that has been brewing for a protracted whereas is lastly right here. Catterall desires to safe the respect of the world as one of many world’s finest in a talent-laden division. Prograis can be seeking to regain misplaced floor in that very same listing that when had him nearer to the highest than to the underside, the place he’s now. The winner will transfer again into multi-million-dollar purse territory, little doubt.
Additionally on this card:
Reece Bellotti vs. Michael Gomez Jr. – junior light-weight – 12 rounds
James Flint vs. Campbell Hatton, rematch – junior welterweight – 10 rounds
Pat McCormack vs. Williams Andres Herrera – welterweight – 10 rounds
Joe McGrail vs. Lewis Morris – featherweight – 8 rounds
Junaid Bostan vs. Maico Sommariva – junior middleweight – 8 rounds
The place to observe it: DAZN
Saturday, October 26 – Commerce On line casino, Commerce, Calif.
Omar Trinidad vs. Hector Sosa – featherweight – 12 rounds
Daniel Barrera vs. Angel Mesa Morales – junior bantamweight – 8 rounds
Gor Yeritsyan vs. Oliver Quintana – welterweight – 8 rounds
Guadalupe Medina vs. Katherine Lindenmuth – ladies’s strawweight – 6 rounds
The place to observe it: UFC Battle Move
Saturday, October 26 – Kay Bailey Hutchinson Conference Ctr., Dallas
Albert Bell vs. Jose Ivan Guardado – junior light-weight – 12 rounds
Sergio Rios Jimenez vs. Mickey Bey – junior light-weight – 10 rounds
Saturday, October 26 – Harrah’s, Philadelphia
Nimal Farmer vs. Ghandi Romain – welterweight – 6 rounds
Ray Robinson vs. Andre Boyd – junior middleweight – 6 rounds
Wednesday, October 30 – Coliseo Trujillo Panisse, Humacao, Puerto Rico
Rene Santiago vs. Azael Villar – junior flyweight – 10 rounds
Juan Carlos Camacho vs. Jayson Mama – flyweight – 10 rounds
Jaouad Belmehdi vs. Leonardo Padilla – junior light-weight – 10 rounds
The place to observe it: ESPN+
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How one can watch boxing in 2023 – By Diego Morilla
Diego M. Morilla writes for The Ring since 2013. He has additionally written for HBO.com, ESPN.com and plenty of different magazines, web sites, newspapers and shops since 1993. He’s a full member of the Boxing Writers Affiliation of America and an elector for the Worldwide Boxing Corridor of Fame. He has received two first-place awards within the BWAA’s annual writing contest, and he’s the moderator of The Ring’s Girls’s Rankings Panel. He served as copy editor for the second period of The Ring en Español (2018-2020) and is presently a author and editor for RingTV.com.
