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Josh Taylor -VS- Teofimo Lopez
Junior Welter

Xander Zayas -VS- Ronald Cruz
Junior Middle

#2 Mauricio Lara 26 2 1 -VS- #5 Leigh Wood 26 3 0
WBA Feather

#21 Kieron Conway 19 3 1 -VS- #46 Linus Udofia 18 1 0
Middle, 12 rounds

#NA Jack Catterall 26 1 0 -VS- #24 Darragh Foley 22 4 1
Super Light, 10 rounds

#89 Danny Ball 12 1 1 -VS- #384 Anthony Tomlinson 15 1 0
Welter, 10 rounds

#1 Lawrence Okolie 19 0 0 -VS- #12 Chris Billam-Smith 17 1 0
WBO Cruiser

#25 Mikael Lawal 17 0 0 -VS- #22 Isaac Chamberlain 14 2 0
Cruiser, 12 rounds

#128 Lee Cutler 12 1 0 -VS- #297 Stanley Stannard 10 0 0
Super Welter, 10 rounds

#3 Devin Haney 29 0 0 -VS- #5 Vasyl Lomachenko 17 2 0
IBF, WBA, WBC, WBO Light

#4 Junto Nakatani 24 0 0 -VS- #9 Andrew Moloney 25 2 0
WBO Super Fly

#41 Raymond Muratalla 17 0 0 -VS- #NA Jeremia Nakathila 23 2 0
Light, 10 rounds

#NA Oscar Valdez 30 1 0 -VS- #73 Adam Lopez 16 4 0
Super Feather, 10 rounds

#NA Alex Vargas 12 0 0 -VS- #383 Mauro Maximiliano Godoy 37 8 1
Super Light, 8 rounds

#155 Daniel Gonzalez 20 4 1 —VS— #806 Keane McMahon 7 3 0

8 Rounds — Welter

#193 Ryan O'Rourke 9 0 0 —VS— #1430 Dashaun Johns 4 2 0

8 Rounds — Super light

#451 Harley Burke 7 0 0 —VS— #911 Kamron Humphrey 3 1 0

6 Rounds — Super middle

Erick Perez debut —VS— #1510 Dominic Breen 0 1 0

4 Rounds — Super feather

#821 Louis Maietta 2 3 1 —VS— Levan Loutsoupitze 0 1 0

4 Rounds — Light heavy

#1 Saul Alvarez 58 2 2 -VS- #3 John Ryder 32 5 0
IBF, WBA, WBC, WBO Super Middle

#14 Julio Cesar Martinez 19 2 0 -VS- #69 Ronal Batista 15 2 0
WBC Fly

#19 Gabriel Gollaz Valenzuela 26 3 1 -VS- #9 Steve Spark 16 2 0
Super Light, 10 rounds

#6 Oleksandr Gvozdyk 18 1 0 -VS- #NA Ricards Bolotniks 19 6 1
Light Heavy

#136 Nathan Devon Rodriguez 10 0 0 -VS- #88 Alexander Mejia 19 5 0
Feather, 10 rounds

#49 Bek Nurmaganbet 9 0 0 -VS- #NA Argenis Espana 15 1 0
Light, 8 rounds

#NA Lawrence King 11 1 0 -VS- #NA Elio German Rafael 19 4 0
Super Middle, 8 rounds

#85 Abilkhan Amankul 3 0 0 -VS- #692 Fabian Rios Frausto 7 6 3
Middle, 8 rounds

#721 Johansen Alvarez Suarez 6 0 1 -VS- #1202 Johan Rodriguez Arreguin 4 0 0
Super Feather, 6 rounds

#159 Fernando Angel Molina 8 0 1 -VS- #89 Kevin Piedrahita 6 1 0
Light, 10 rounds

#94 Jonathan Lopez 10 0 0 -VS- #897 Osvaldo Saul Nunez Medina 5 4 0
Super Feather, 10 rounds

#136 Lazaro Lorenzana 10 0 0 -VS- #566 Alexis Rios Munguia 4 2 1
Super Welter, 8 rounds

Nikita Miroshnichenko 12 0 0 -VS- #758 Carlos Gallego Montijo 8 5 0
Super Welter, 6 rounds

#795 Jabin Chollet 5 0 0 -VS- #1462 Jan Rodriguez Martinez 1 4 0
Light, 6 rounds

#992 Cesar Ortiz Castellanos 5 0 0 -VS- TBA
Light, 6 rounds

#271 Oscar Hernandez Gonzalez 4 1 0 -VS- #544 Joseph Morales Villar
Super Bantam, 4 rounds

Joe Cordina is set to face Shavkatdzhon Rakhimov on Saturday 22nd April 2023 at Motorpoint Arena Cardiff in Cardiff.

Prince Dzanie and Jose Salas, both undefeated, will face off in the main event of ProBox TV’s Wednesday, April 19 show from the ProBox Events Center in Plant City, Florida. Featured on the undercard will be fellow undefeated pugilist Vadim Musaev from Miami, Florida.

Prince “Octopus” Dzanie (23-0, 19 KOs) from Accra Ghana, represented Ghana in the 2008 Beijing Olympics. The thirty-eight-year-old turned pro in 2012 and has never tasted defeat, winning the Ghana Boxing Authority bantamweight title along the way. All of Dzanie’s fights have taken place in Ghana until his last.

Jose “Chapulin” Salas (11-0, 9 KOs) from Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico, made his professional debut in November 2020 and won by unanimous decision. Since then, while winning them all, just one has gone to the scorecards.

Vadim Musaev (5-0, 4 KOs) won a silver medal at the 2021 world championships and trains in Hollywood, Florida

Shakur Stevenson Vs Shuichiro Yoshino, the return of heavyweight knockout artist Jared Anderson, and lightweight Olympic silver medalist Keyshawn Davis will be broadcast live on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT.

Murodjon Akhmadaliev 11-0 v Marlon Tapales 36-3

WBA & IBF World Super-Bantamweight Championship

Two-time Olympic gold medalist Robeisy “El Tren” Ramírez will lock horns with Isaac “Royal Storm” Dogboe in a 12-round showdown for the vacant interim WBO featherweight world title Saturday, April 1, at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Tulsa.

Jose Ramirez-Richard Commey Junior Welterweight Main Event & Seniesa Estrada-Tina Rupprecht Title Unification Showdown Set for Fresno’s Save Mart Center LIVE on ESPN

A real life grudge match. Super Middleweight elites battle for the chance to face Canelo (again).

Showtime PPV

Probox TV brings us another prospect showcase.