Boxing
Fighting updates: Wilson Mascarenhas July 19 | Lupita Medina August 15
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July 15 World Boxing News completes the best boxing news from the main promotional companies, with the latest 360 promotions and CES boxing.
Wilson Mascarenhas
The heat is growing in Novel England, when Ces Boxing returns to Mohegan Sun Arena on Saturday, July 19 with “Summer Heat 2025”, sizzling pro-am Showcase regional showwood glowdown between the two best in Massachusetts.
WBC Silver Super Lightweight Champion Wilson “Ill Will” Mascarenhas (11-1, 5 Kos) from Novel Bedford places its title on the line against the undefeated pretender Nicolas Tylas Tylas (11-0-1, 8 Kos) Haverhill at Clash of Precision.
The 8-round main event, presented by CES Boxing in cooperation with Boston Boxing Promotions, puts the two most promising juniors in Novel England against each other at the beginning of their career.
Tickets for “Summer Heat 2025” at the Mohegan Sun Arena in Uncasville, CT 19 July are available for purchase at cesfights.com, Ticketmaster and Boregan Sun Becion.
“He is a tough opponent, but nothing I have seen before,” says Mascarenhas. “It seems to me that it will be another good challenge for me, but I’m definitely ready for it.”
Since the return to boxing in 2021, after the terrifying attack, the charismatic mascarenhas was tears, winning 8 consecutive duels, 3 by knockout. A Verdean Roots from Portugal from Portugal captured the silver WBC US title last year, stopping the difficult Ghanian Patrick Okine in 6 single rounds.
On Saturday, Wilson will face probably the most hard test in this, bulky technician riding an undefeated run and hungry to get his first vital title.
While Mascarenhas recognizes the invincible record of Towny, “Ill Will” believes that his mentality will make a difference at night.
“I have overcome adversity in my career many times,” explains Mascarenhas. “I lost my first professional fight and I had to come back in a sedate injury. He is a warrior who has never lost before, who feels that he is at the top of the world. I show him that I want it more. I come with everything, and I have granularity and determination to delve deeper.”
Wondering if the fight will be a classic boxer duel vs. Puncher, Wilson is not able to find out that this is a bigger blow, imagining several ways in which he can ensure victory.
“Sometimes the number of knockout means little,” says mascarenhas from 8 knockout in 11 wins. “I’m going there and focus on my game plan. I have endurance to go through all 8 rounds or I can stand and fight. I have various tools that I can exploit during the Night of Fight.”
The depth of his skills and the quality of the opposition is what, according to Mascarenhas, will separate two fighters on Saturday.
“I worked too difficult to give up it,” said Mascaranehas. “At the end of the day, our records may look the same, but they are levels in it. He was not in deep waters, just like me. On July 19, he will find out that we are not at the same level, and this undefeated record will break down to the ground.”
The president and founder of CES BOKS Jimmy Burchfield Sr., who has been promoting several masters and unforgettable fights for over three decades, considers this main event as something special.
“This is boxing – two proud warriors from the same region that puts it all on the line,” said Burchfield. “Wilson Mascarenhas is a master in every sense of the word, but Nicolas Tejada is threatening, motivated and invincible. Fans are waiting for war.”
Lupita Medina
The rapidly rising female star, “Assassins from the face of babies”, Lupita Medina (10-0, 2 Kos), from Maywood, California, is to remain invincible against the Mexican Mexican mass of the mass of motion mass, in the next Hollywood event at the party on Friday, August 15. The ministry broadcast all over the world on UFC Fight Pass®, leading the world’s digital subscription service for combat sports.
The 21-year-old Medina has established herself since she became a professional in 2022 as a world-class fighter and currently ranks 4th place in the world by IBF and #5 by WBO. Medina manages Many Robles and trained by Edgar Jasso.
Presented by 360 promotions of Tom Loeffler, advanced tickets at USD 105, 85 USD, 75 USD, 65 USD and 55 USD for Hollywood Fight Nights can be bought online via Chumash Casino Resort. Chumesh Casino Resort Venue is located at 3400 East Highway 246, Santa Ynez, Ca 93460.
“Lupita is a really rapidly growing star in women’s box,” said Tom Loeffler. “Boxing fans in southern California and those who watch our events at UFC Fight Pass have watched how one of the most popular and talented teenage boxing fighters has become. In the last 25 years I have been working with many women’s world champions, I am convinced that Lupe has all the attributes to join such a long list.”
“Rubi Gutierrez is another hard challenge for me, but I worked very difficult this summer during training and I am ready for another great program on August 15,” said Lupe Medina. “My goal is to become a world champion and these are types of fights that will ensure that I will be ready when this time comes.”
Medina returns to an action after an eight-edged unanimous decision about Maria Micheo Santizo (12-5) in front of fans of the cultivation of the Southern Legion of California on May 17, 2025 in Los Angeles. She started the 2025 campaign with sterling within eight rounds against Augustin Solange Vazquez on February 21, 2025 at the Chumash Casino Resort.
Rubi Gutierrez made her debut in the United States in a sizzling clash with the world Brook Sibrian on May 22, 2025 in Los Angeles. The battle tested on the hardened Mexican boxing region, nervous 19-year-old tries to enter the highest levels of boxing with victory over the medina.
The Hollywood Fight Nights event is at the head of “King La”, Omar Trinidad (19-0-1, 13 Kos), defending his WBC Continental Americas Americas Title for the fifth time in ten times the main event against the hardly striking Lorenzo Parra (23-1, 17 Kos), with Machiques, Venezuela.
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Canelo Alvarez says players have to earn their chance
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May 24, 2026
Canelo Alvarez still talks like a central figure in the super middleweight division, even though he no longer holds all the belts after his loss to Terence Crawford.
“They have to fight each other and then I will choose the winner.” Canelo said to Mr. Verzace. “At some point we all have to earn what we deserve, right? And they have to earn it.”
The comments were notable because Canelo is no longer a world champion at 168, and yet he still speaks from a position that allows him to avoid the same path he believes others should follow.
Since his loss to Crawford last September and absence following elbow surgery, the 168-pound belts have spread to a up-to-date group of champions that includes Christian Mbilli, Hamzah Sheeraz, Osleys Iglesias and Jaime Munguia.
Despite the loss, Canelo will still have an immediate shot at winning the world title against Mbilli on September 12 in Riyad.
This has sparked criticism from some fans who believe the former undisputed champion should now prove himself against threatening rivals before being given another shot at the title.
Fighters such as Lester Martinez, Diego Pacheco and Bektemir Melikuziev were mentioned by fans as opponents that Canelo would normally have to face if he was treated as a standard fighter rather than boxing’s biggest commercial star.
Canelo also rejected the idea of closely studying up-to-date names entering the division.
“I never check it,” he said when asked about the current situation in the super middleweight division.
For many fans, this reaction only reinforced the feeling that Canelo still sees himself as a cut above the rest of the division, even though he no longer holds all the belts.
But the Mexican star remains the sport’s biggest financial draw, which allows him to move on differently than most fighters after defeat. While younger fighters continue to try to establish themselves, Canelo returns to another championship fight.

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Junto Nakatani’s forthright verdict on Naoya Inoue’s powers
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3 hours agoon
May 24, 2026
Head coach Rudy Hernandez clearly remembers the moment Junto Nakatani revealed the level of power he experienced from Naoya Inoue’s punches.
The two Japanese stars faced each other in the highly anticipated matchup earlier this month, which took place at the sold-out Tokyo Dome stadium in front of approximately 55,000 fans.
Many expected Inoue to retain his undisputed super bantamweight crown as the ponderous favorite, but his dominance in the early rounds came as a surprise to most.
At last, “The Monster” scored a clear unanimous decision victorybut was forced to overcome Nakatani’s attack between rounds seven and ten.
At this point, “Large Bang” suddenly came to life after his much more measured approach in the previous rounds, and he seemed to no longer respect his opponent’s power.
According to his coach, Hernandez, it was a key moment that, if it had come earlier, could have been enough to secure a points victory.
Anyway, the experienced trainer said Boxing Scene what Nakatani thought about Inoue’s strength, while believing that a potential rematch with Inoue would surely go their way, being so confident in Nakatani’s abilities that he promised to retire if he was proven wrong.
“If we don’t beat it [Inoue] in a rematch, I will never coach players again. I will retire. I’m leaving because I truly believe we’ll kick Inoue’s ass in the rematch.
“The moment Junto told me [Inoue] doesn’t hit as difficult, it was a game changer. I wish he had told me that in the second or third round.
Hernandez adds that regardless of their earlier head clash, Inoue’s uppercut in round 11 ultimately broke Nakatani’s orbital bone.
From there, the three-weight world champion put up an uphill battle to complete the full 12 rounds, let alone pull off a major upset.
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Tyson vs. Mayweather exhibition postponed to fall 2026 due to hand injury
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5 hours agoon
May 24, 2026
According to a statement issued Wednesday by BZA PR on behalf of the promotion, the planned exhibition of Mike Tyson and Floyd Mayweather has been postponed to the fall of 2026 after Tyson suffered a broken arm during training.
The release stated that Tyson, who was photographed in a cast, is recovering and intends to continue fighting once he heals. He described the delay as a brief postponement and said the date, location and broadcast plans for FIGHT SPORTS would be announced soon. According to information, the exhibition was last scheduled for May 30 under agreements with CSI Sports and FIGHT SPORTS.
The fight between the two former champions was first announced in September 2024, and was originally planned for spring 2026. In the following months, the fight took place on several proposed dates and locations without a confirmed broadcaster. The planned date for April 25 in the Democratic Republic of the Congo did not materialize. Veteran reporter Dan Rafael wrote in March that the fight “definitely won’t happen on that date,” citing a source familiar with the plans.
Tyson’s advisor, Amer Abdallah, said Boxing news in April that the contract remained valid and that he believed the fight would continue. Tyson himself admitted that he injured his hand earlier this year.
Tyson (59) last competed in November 2024, when he returned to the professional ring and lost by decision to Jake Paul. Mayweather, who retired with a professional record of 50-0, has not fought professionally since stopping Conor McGregor in 2017, although he still competes in exhibition fights. Mayweather has separately confirmed a June 27 fight against Greek kickboxer Mike Zambidis in Athens and is linked to a September rematch with Manny Pacquiao in Las Vegas.
CSI Sports, founded by Richard and Craig Miele in 1997, owns the rights to a catalog of championship boxing events and operates the FIGHT SPORTS network. The company said it would debut the up-to-date technology in 2026, without providing further details.
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