We did not have a headline Bonanza from the drama of Canelo and Jake Paul, just like last week, but this week we had more instructions and a lot of messages outside the ring.

Let’s get through the whole week, with the aid of our community!

Keyshawn goes gold or any metal on the WBO bar

The biggest story is the first victory in the world title for Keyshawn Davis, who knocked out Body Denys on Friday evening to win a lightweight WBO title.

Build to Berinchyk vs Keyshawn was quite disgusting, regardless of whether it was justified, issued, or any third option, everything is possible, it is a box and everything and probably added exactly 0 USD to the company.

The fans were impressed by Davis (13-0, 9 KO), because it seems that a one-time blue chipper really put it all and looks like an elite warrior he was supposed to be. Future fights begin bubbles in the minds of everyone, though with normal fears of restrictions.

Arnold Barboz Jr. defeats Cattell on the road

On Saturday with Manchester in England we had another great fight, where Arnold Barboza Jr went through Jacek Catteral at a meeting with 140 pounds.

Catterall vs Barboz always thought it was much more technical and chess than some invigorating, invigorating, and, well, what we received. I could not consider it monotonous or disappointing, because it was exactly the fight I expected, but in a very basic sense, yes, it was a child of monotonous fight.

Barboza won the divided decision and I thought that all three judges actually won a sturdy, competitive fight very honestly, and that two of them actually did it exactly, because they also won it 115-113 for Barbozy, and of course I am everything. I’ve never had a bad card in my life.

The victory was covered by Barboza (32-0, 11 KO) a ephemeral super lightweight title WBO, and theoretically waiting shot at Theofimo Lopez, and if not, expectation when Theofimo Lopez leaves or is demolished.

It is worth noting that several of you did not agree with me and simply did not think that the fight was very close.

Another great fight “BAM” on the horizon

Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez has been one of the most invigorating newborn boxes in boxing in the last few years and it looks like he was facing another great fight.

Rodriguez, which has the title of WBC Super Flyweight, apparently negotiates with the title WBA Fernando Martinez for unification. This is a fight that would put the two best guys on 115 pounds and gave a 25-year-old “bam” a raw test-at least on paper-itsly warrior who looks still in the highest form at the age of 33, and who defeated the great veteran Kazuto Iok in his last audience.

Despite this, some believe that Rodriguez is aimed at dominating Martinez in a style duel. Elsewhere in the Phumelel Cafu and Roman “Chocolatito” division, Gonzalez also talk about the fight for the title.

More from this week:

• It was not a gigantic awning, but Oscar Duarte detained the deceased subordinate Miguel Madueno in seven rounds filled with blood in the Saturday main Golden Boy event. As the Oscar de la Hoya promoter noted, Duarte stops Madueno means that Duarte did something that Keyshawn Davis did not give 10 rounds to try. Of course, this does not mean everything, but it means nothing when it comes to marketing and moving Durate towards the chance to the title of master.
• Queensberry Promotions has announced a list of fresh programs that will start a full partnership with Dazn, including Dillian Whyte vs Joe Joyce from Manchester on April 5. In May they will also have Anthony Cacace versus Leigh Wood, as well as Josh Taylor. Joyce is excited about the chance to revive her career against veteran Whyte.

• Bruno Surace will revise Jaime Mungiaa on May 3, in the main support of the Canelo vs Scurll card in Saudi Arabia. You will remember that Surace fired nervousness of the year in 2024 on Mungiaa on December 14 in Tijuana. Or maybe you don’t remember. I don’t know all of you personally. This could be your third week as a boxing fan. If so, hello and good luck on the go!

• PBC will have the best non-PPV graphics card on March 22, and Sebastian Funda will finally return to defend its 154 pounds against Chordale Booker.

• Zaur Abdullaev and Raymond Muratalla look like this transient belt at the age of 135 on May 10 in San Diego.

• After surprisingly the first fight in the competition, William Zepeda and Tevin Farmer reclect on March 29 at Cancun. The best lightweight are quite busy, and Zepeda will hope that behind the second place will be better against the style of the farmer. The first fight was good and now there is nothing better for Zepeda, and of course there is some risk, it is a good fight.
• Daniel Dubois has on his plate with Joseph Parker on February 22, but the promoter Frank Warren already has an eye on a potential rematch with Oleksandrek Uksy.
• Gigantic Riyadu seasonal card on February 22, Betterbiev vs. header Biscvol Rematch, it’s almost here! This will be our great topic next week. The main events were quite low, which is normal for both of them, but this week we have heard a few thoughts from Vergil Ortiz Jr (which is to face Israil Madrimov) and Joseph Parker, who may be a win from heading towards Olexandr Usk, if it can be. Continue what was really the best career.
• The former feather title Titlist Luis Alberto Lopez will start its return of the trail on March 29 in Mexico.
• The best perspective of Ben Whittaker receives its first PRO in the rematch of April 20 with Liam Cameron, an amazing phrase of events. It can be the first time the best perspective has stuck so badly in a routine step up the ladder that the rematch turns into the first main event of this guy.

• Edgar Berlanga will fight for Austin Williams vs Patrice Volny Under on March 15 in this place in Orlando, where CBS Sports Network conducted shows. Boy, it’s extremely immersion from the main point of view with Canelo Alvarez, huh? It really makes you think.