Miguel Berchelt Has To Get Past Jason Sosa Tonight, But He Wants Vasyl Lomachenko

11/02/2019 James Slater

We have never seen the sublime Vasyl Lomachenko dragged into a FIGHT, a rough and tough affair – a dogfight. Maybe no-one at or around … continue

Berchelt vs. Sosa ESPN Weigh In Results

11/03/201911/01/2019 Top Rank

Miguel Berchelt 129.8 lbs vs. Jason Sosa 128.2 lbs (Berchelt’s WBC Super Featherweight world title – 12 Rounds) Javier Molina 141 lbs vs. Hiroki Okada … continue

Beterbiev vs. Gvozdyk, Stevenson vs. Gonzalez & more this fall

09/14/201909/13/2019 Top Rank

Artur Beterbiev-Oleksandr Gvozdyk, Shakur Stevenson-Joet Gonzalez, Miguel Berchelt-Jason Sosa and Jamel Herring-Lamont Roach Jr. Highlight Top Rank’s Fall Boxing Schedule Three world title bouts and … continue

RESULTS: Jason Sosa KOs Rhodes, Adan Gonzales defeats Robeisy Ramirez

08/11/201908/11/2019 Top Rank

The road back to a world title just got clearer for Jason Sosa. The Camden, New Jersey native and former super featherweight world champion stopped … continue

RESULTS: Rivas KOs Jennings in 12th Round; Shakur Stevenson Knocks out Rosales in 4

01/19/201901/19/2019 Top Rank

For 11 rounds, the action happened in fits and starts. Then, in round 12, heavyweight contender Oscar Rivas lowered the boom, knocking out former world … continue

Yuriorkis Gamboa keeps his career alive – just; Gamboa awarded controversial decision win over Jason Sosa

11/26/2017 James Slater

Going into last night’s super-featherweight fight with Jason Sosa, one-time potential superstar Yuriorkis Gamboa was under no illusions: it was a fight he had to win or his career was over. Well, the former WBA and IBF featherweight champion got the win, but it was mighty close. And controversial.

Gamboa faced a determined former WBA super-featherweight champion in Jason Sosa and after ten rounds the New York crowd firmly felt the younger man’s hand should have been raised. Instead, 35 year old Gamboa (the Cuban will turn 36 next month) was awarded a ten-round majority verdict after an exciting, drama-filled bout.

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Results: Barrera stops Valera; Gamboa – Sosa

11/26/201711/26/2017 Main Events

Sullivan Barrera (21-1, 14 KOs) of Guantanamo Bay, Cuba and Felix Valera (162, 13 KOs) of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic scored knockdowns in the first round.

In the second round, Valera began to taunt Sullivan with his antics but Barrera countered with hard shots that put a quick end to the showboating. However, Barrera suffered a cut over his left eye that started to swell in the second round. Shortly after the bell rang to start the third round, Valera hit Barrera with a low blow that cost him a point on the judges’ scorecards.

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Results: Kovalev destroys Shabranskyy; Barrera & Gamboa win

11/26/201711/25/2017 Jeff Sorby

Former IBF/WBA/WBO light heavyweight champion Sergey Kovalev (31-2-1, 27 KOs) overpowered Vyacheslav Shabranskyy (19-2, 16 KOs) in obliterating him in 2 short rounds to win the vacant WBO light heavyweight title on Saturday night in their fight on HBO World Championship Boxing at Madison Square Garden in New York.

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Jason Sosa vs. Robinson Castellanos added to Kovalev-Shabrankskyy card

10/19/2017 Main Events

Two of the most experienced fighters in the stacked 130-pound division will continue the heated Puerto Rico vs. Mexico rivalry when Jason “El Canito” Sosa (20-2-4, 14 KOs) takes on Robinson “Robin Hood” Castellanos (24-13, 14 KOs) in a 10-round super featherweight fight at the Theater at Madison Square Garden on the televised undercard for Kovalev vs. Shabrankskyy. The event takes place Saturday, Nov. 25 and will be televised live on HBO World Championship Boxing beginning at 10:00 p.m. ET/PT.

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Vasyl Lomachenko looks unbeatable in stopping a brave Jason Sosa

04/09/201704/09/2017 James Slater

Reigning WBO super-featherweight king Vasyl Lomachenko looked utterly unstoppable in halting a brave but outclassed Jason Sosa last night. Forcing Sosa’s corner to retire their warrior after nine wholly one-sided session, “Hi-Tech” looked for all the world like an unbeaten fighter.

As we know, however, Lomachenko, 8-1(6) is not unbeaten; as hard as it may be to believe when you see such utter dominance over good fighters who are made to retire on their stool against him – Sosa being retired this time, Nicholas Walters quitting last time. One man has beaten Lomachenko as a pro, in tough Mexican warhorse Orlando Salido, but that came in the dazzling Ukraine boxer’s second pro outing.

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