360 promotions of Tom Loeffler began the season 2025 of the best monthly boxing series in a gigantic style on Friday evening before the sold out center of events at the shopping casino and live broadcast globally on the UFC Fight Pass, leading digital subscription service for combat sports.

Among the enormous winners were the world scales for the fertile Omar Trinidad, the world champion of Mucha WBO, Mizuki Hirata, pretender for the super -ali Akhmedov and

Rapid star of the Roxy Verduzco star.

In the full star, the crowd included NFL Hall of Famer and the star of Los Angeles Rams, Jackie Slater, the fastest rising star in the boxing “King” Call Walsh, WBO Junior Wall internal World, Teofimo Lopez, World Ranking Super Welter Wweight Serhii Bohachuk, World Champion Penal Rafael Espinosis and junior pretender for a welterweight Cain Sandoval. In the fight against the rings there were also a lightweight world champion WBO Denis Barinchyk, coach Hall of Fame, Freddie Roach, visiting Gabriel Rosado, Max Golovkin, (brother Gennadiy Golovkin), Superstar Kazak Superstar, Nurlan Saburov and actor Frank Stallone.

Recording in the Commerce Casino Events Center after four time before his huge legion “raucous and proud” fans “,” King La “, Omar Trinidad, (18-0, 12 Kos), with Boyle Heights, California, California, California, California, California, California, California, California, California He showed his world -class skills in a ten -end decision on the Filipino veteran Mike Plania. In his third defense of its title, WBC Continental Americas, Trynidad’s featherweight won an impressive victory as a result of 100-90 twice and 99-91.

Fighting in front of the world champion in WBO, Rafael Espinosis, who carefully watched from the ring, Trinidad controlled the action from the very beginning operating behind the stab resembling a crowd. Landing hugely in the third round, Trinidad sent a plan to ropes trying to avoid an attack.

The world took second place in IBF, #6 via WBC, #10 magazine Ring and #14 via WBO, Trinidad held a soldered crowd on the legs of the plan during the fight.

WBO Female Super Flyweight World World, Mizuki Hiruta (7-0, 2 KO) from Japan, debuted in the US in great form, stopping the Mexican veteran Maribel “Panther” Ramirez,

(15-11-4, 3 KO) from Mexico in the eighth round of their planned ten round.

After leading the well -known coach Manny Robles, Southpaw Hiruta turned out to be as challenging and powerful as charismatic after a colorful and raucous entrance to the ring. Lasting the brave ramirez at the end of the second round, Hiruta opened a bad cut to the left eye of Ramirez in the fourth Stanza.

Keeping aggressive through the middle rounds, Hiruta won after a random shred forced judge Ray Coron to stop fighting in the eighth round with the results reported as 80-71 twice and 79-72.

Super-average claimant Ali Akhmedov (23-1, 17 Kos), from Kazakhstan, made the impression of returning to the action with the knockout of the second round of Malcolm Jones (17-5-1, 10 Kos) from Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indianapolis, Indianapolis in Indianapolis Second round. Akhmedov used his full arsenal as judge Thomas Taylor, who stopped to the competition at 1:17 Stanza, and Jones is not able to continue.

The speedy rising star “Right Hook” by Roxy Verduzo (3-0, 1 KO), making a very anticipated return to Hollywood Fight Nights, electrifying her legion of fans from the third round of Lindsey Ellis (2-2, 2 Kos), Pleasant View, Tn.

Southpaw Verduzo, consisting in the first two rounds, won the space when Judge Ray Corona stopped the fight at 1:34 of the third round.

Fighting in one of the best duels of the night, the female Junior Flyights Gloria Mungilla (7-1), from Los Angeles and Coachella Brook Sibrian (5-2), went to war over the eighth round. Both women quickly get involved in the center of the ring from the opening bell.

In a rapid shot with a crowd standing loudly, Mungilla took control of the action in the sixth round, and her more effective blows landed solidly. The last round turned out to be the best of the fight, because both women fought to the end, each landed huge approaches to power. The results at the end of the early “Fight of the Year” candidate were in favor of Mungilla; 79-73 and 77-75, twice.

The popular Bantams star rising Adan Palma (11-0, 7 Kos) from San Diego, California was still shining in the Commerce Casino Events Center for the third time with a six-time, highly competitive victory regarding the division against Sharone “Smoke” Carter, (14-9- 1, 3 Kos), from St. Louis, mo. Fighting with an awkward Carter, the palm seemed to be constantly landing more complex, more effective blows during the fight.

Super weight of Joshua Anton (9-0, 8 KO), under the impression of his debut Hollywood Fight Nights with a unanimous decision of Cameron Krael from Las Vegas, (21-34-3, 7 Kos). High Southpaw Anton, fighting with Palmdale in California, worked constantly during an entertainment fight to maintain the complex balance of Krael. All three judges won the fight 60-54.

19-year-old Alexander “The Alley Cat” Gueche (7-0, 5 Kos), from Long Beach, Ca defeated Lito Dante, (21-14-4, 12 Kos), from Bohol in the Philippines in Super Flyweight Six round. By dropping the brave Dante in the first and fifth round, Gueche would dominate on the way to a unanimous decision of the results of 60-52 on all three cards of the judge’s results.

Favorite fans from southern California, undefeated Tayden “The Butcher” Beltran, (10-0-1, 5 Kos), from Huntington Beach, Ca remained invincible of the third round of facial stop Eugene Lagos,

(16-9-3, 11 KO), in the planned six-worn fight Super Feather Wweight. The fight was stopped before the fourth round began.

Claress Shields faces WBO in the case of the alleged failed drug test after the unquestioned title of the ponderous master.

The WBO information letter reports that Shields did not pass the drug test after the victory over Daniele Perkins on February 2 at Detroit. WBO now wants answers or can be forced to dismantle the title shield.

Part of the official document sent to the World Boxing News on Thursday is: “The main WBO office received via e -mail, official communication from Mr. Benjamin Parker, director of the License Department, on behalf of the License Department and Regulation of the Michigan, unarmed combat committee regarding documents regarding the Document Master Massive WBO, Mrs. Claress Shields.

“Sm. Linda Cleggy directed the investigation into complaints regarding the violation of the unarmed regulatory law of Michigan, MCL 338.3601 et seq. And its related administrative provisions.”

The letter described what they thought happened: “Mrs. Claressa Shields participated in a professional boxing competition against Daniele Perkins at the Dort Financial Center in Flint, Michigan. Mrs. Shields won the fight with a unanimous decision. After the fight, Mrs. Shields submitted an oral sample of screening fluid to detect the presence of controlled substances, alcohol, amplifier, stimulants, drugs that augment performance or other prohibited substances, including their derivatives or metabolites.

“On February 7, 2025, the Department was informed that Mrs. Shields oral fluid survey indicated a positive result of the presence of marijuana [THC]. According to the applicant (Mrs. Clegg), the presence of the substance states that Mrs. Shields moved in a way that threatens the integrity of professional boxing sport and the safety of professional boxers to the detriment of public interest. In addition, according to a government official, the presence of a forbidden substance states that Mrs. Shields moved in a way that poses an upcoming threat to public interest to professional boxing competitions, justifying the suspension of her license. “

Shields is in the face of the operation of the Michigan Commission, which may cause WBO to be forced to enter.

“As a result, the Department, on behalf of Michigan Bezbamed Commission Commission, began proceedings in accordance with the Act on administrative procedures Michigan in order to determine whether disciplinary actions should be taken against your list of suspension of national bodies.

“Finally, an order summarizing the suspension states that Michigan, an unarmed combat commission, through his agent – a licensing and regulation department, corporations, securities and commercial licensing office – undertakes action against Mrs. Shields.

“In accordance with the order, the Department examined and determined that there is a sufficient reason to state that Mrs. Shields as a licensed professional boxer is an inevitable threat to the integrity of professional boxing, public interest as well as social welfare and security of a professional athletes, thus requiring emergency activities.

“Therefore, an order was issued for suspension of Mrs. Shields’s boxing license, which was in force on the day of release. As a result, the Commission will place the name Mrs. Shields on the national suspension list or will notify the National Managers of the decision to suspend its license. “

The global boxing organization outlined procedures that should be performed to avoid losing the championships.

“The alleged criminal must” show the cause “, providing credible evidence of why the WBO World Championship Committee should not take affirmative actions in the lithe of alleged violations of regulations and/or WBO policy. From the very beginning, we must emphasize that according to the WBO principle, when any WBO master or participant is testing positive for prohibited or prohibited substances, WBO does not have to demonstrate intentions, faults, neglect or knowledge of operate in the warrior. This is due to the fact that the warrior’s duty is to make sure that no forbidden or forbidden substances will enter their body.

“Fighters are fully responsible for any forbidden or prohibited substances found in their system.”

Finally, WBO revealed an action plan if Shields cannot “show the cause” in this case.

“If the WBO master is found guilty or confesses to any of the prohibited acts presented above by the competent court with jurisdiction, the WBO World Championship Committee may recommend the President and the WBO Executive Committee that the recognition of the WBO master will be withdrawn and the title of free declared, applicable from the date official registered guilt.

“Failure to comply with this order will cause Mrs. Shields to give up all rights and the committee will continue without further interrogation or citation.”

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In his first event in history, still undefeated and the modern WBA Continental North America Super Middle Wweight, Eric Priest (15-0, 8 Kos), from Kansas City, Kansas, successfully defeated the difficult Tyler “Hercules” Howard (20-2, 11 Kos), from Crossville, Tennessee.

The 10-round medium scale went to a distance, and the judges fired a fight 100-90 unanimously for the priest. The event took place in the Commerce Casino & Hotel and was broadcast worldwide in Dazn. Golden Boy undertook to transfer the entire sale of event tickets to the Fire Brigade Foundation in Los Angeles to support the department via destructive fires in Los Angeles.

“I felt great there. Howard is a tough opponent; That is why they call him Hercules – said Eric Priest. “I evaluate my A B+performance because there is always room for improvement.

“I trust the Oscar and Eri for the next step in my career and I will follow their direction. I felt like I was in the groove inside the ring; Everything I practiced in the gym came naturally. “

In his debut Golden Boy, Jordan “The Patriot” Panthen (11-0, 10 Kos), from Honolulu in Hawaii, co-founded Golden Boy Fight Night in the 10-round medium-sized combat in medium weight, which went over a distance against Colombia, deaundre Karolina Southern Carolina “Dixianimal” Pettus (12-4, 7 KO). Panthen suffered a cut on his left eye in a round first and cut on the top of his head in the fifth round due to random shots and a petite hill on the back of the nose in the seventh round because of the impact. The judges scored a match unanimously in favor of Panthen with a score of 98-92, 100-90 and 97-93.

In the next distinguished Nokaut’s performance, Grant Coachella Valley Flores (8-0, 6 KO) stopped the experienced David “Lobo” Ramirez (17-4, 12 KO) of Heredia, Costa Rica, in the second round. Flores, who was at the training camp with the former world champion Israil Madrimov in Uzbekistan, quickly established dominance in battle, forcing Ramirez to his knee in the second round after a deadly blow and an uppercut combination at 2:59.

A knockout star in Making, Cayden Griffiths (3-0, 3 KO), which also represents the Coachella Valley, maintained his record of perspectives undoubted against scranton, Marc “Hitman” Misiura from Pennsylvania (3-7-1, 1 KO). Griffiths, scheduled for four super welcome rounds, finished his business at 1:43 in the second round with a devastating blow, who sent the bear to the floor.

In four runes of Bantamweight, Olympic medalist, Jordan Fuentes (3-0) from Fresno in California, he corrected his record in a duel with Charlotte, Brandon Badilo from North Carolina (0-3-1). All three judges won the 40-35 fight in favor of Fuentes.

Opening the Night of the Fight, Leonardo “Bazooka” Sanchez (8-0, 6 KO) with Cathedral City, participated in a six-story fight on the weight of Super Feather Wait against Joseph Cruz (10-12, 6 KO) from Sonor in Mexico, who went to a distance . Sanchez had a few glowing moments during the fight, corners and landing of key blows in the whole fight. All three judges fired a fight 60-54.