ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (October 28, 2026) – Boxing Insider Promotions closes out

2026 at The Showroom at Tropicana Atlantic City on Friday, November 13, with

seven professional bouts built almost entirely out of New Jersey and New York.

It is a throwback to the cards this city grew up on.

“We are bringing one last show to the Trop this year and we are stacking it

with many of the best New Jersey and New York fighters,” said Larry Goldberg,

Boxing Insider Promotions. “This is our 21st club boxing show

since 2022, at our home venue, and it is an action packed night.”

Atlantic City’s own Justin “Mr. AC” Figueroa (14-0, 11 KOs) headlines against

Luis Caraballo Ramos of Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico (8-10-1, 8 KOs) in a

rematch of their March fight, which was ruled a no contest and settled

nothing.

Heavyweights go eight underneath. George Arias of the Bronx (19-1-1, 7 KOs)

has one loss in 21 professional fights. Joe Jones of Lynchburg, Virginia

(16-15-2, 10 KOs) brings 33 fights and has never been easy to move.

John “Bodyshot” Leonardo returns. The Manalapan Township junior featherweight

(13-1-1, 6 KOs) won a decision in June that people in this market are still

arguing about, built almost entirely on work downstairs. He meets Kevin Nunez

of Bayamon, Puerto Rico (6-4, 3 KOs) over eight.

Iman Lee of Yonkers (15-0-1, 8 KOs) has not lost in sixteen professional

fights. He faces Dominican veteran Dannis Aguero Arias (20-6, 17 KOs).

New York against New York at 144 pounds. JJ Alvarez (11-3-1) fights out of

Harlem by way of Madrid and trains fighters at Mendez Boxing. Larry Fryers

(13-8-1) comes down from Albany with 22 professional fights and 105 rounds on

him. It is the kind of club fight people circle on a card.

Brooklyn’s Koby Khalil Williams (8-1, 6 KOs) goes six at 135 against Salvatore

Di Stefano of Palermo, Sicily (4-2, 2 KOs).

And Pleasantville’s own Julio Sanchez III (5-1, 3 KOs) goes six against Skyler

Bray of Reynoldsburg, Ohio (3-3-1, 3 KOs). Sanchez came out of the

Pleasantville rec center, turned professional on a Boxing Insider card, and has

fought on this series ever since.

“There is so much talk about international boxing and what the big companies

are doing or not doing,” Goldberg said. “This reminds me of the shows of the

70s and 80s. It is all grit and for the love of the game. This is the kind of

boxing your grandfather loved. Casino ballrooms, gritty club fighters fighting

to get to the next level. Many of these fighters will move on to bigger shows

in 2027.”

Doors open at 7:00 PM at The Showroom, 3rd Floor North Tower, Tropicana

Atlantic City. The card streams free on Boxing Insider.

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Card subject to change. All bouts subject to final medical approvals of the

NJSACB.

ABOUT BOXING INSIDER PROMOTIONS

Boxing Insider Promotions is a New Jersey and New York licensed boxing

promoter founded in October 2022. November 13 marks its ninth card at the

Tropicana and its 21st overall, part of a sustained effort to bring

professional boxing back to Atlantic City. Larry Goldberg was named Promoter

of the Year by the New York State Boxing Hall of Fame for 2023-2024. He

remains one of the last active American club-show promoters.

HANOVER, MARYLAND–(OCTOBER 23, 2026) –Weights for Saturday night’s Jeter Promotions card at the The Hall at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland.

Mekhi Phillips 134.8 – Naheem Parker 141.2

Nasheed H. Smith 175.6 – Terrance Walker 173.8

Tyler Langer 203.8 – Carlos Brito 190.6

Ezri Turner 175 – Marc-Ari Lewis 175.8

Mykal Fox 159.2 – Arturo Perfecto Valdez 166

Erik Hernandez 137.4 – Kashif El-Amin 137

Nicolas Isaac 143 – Angel Reyes 143.2

Cody Noble 155 – Charles Robins 155.4

Patrick O’Connor 199.2 – Michael Nelson 193.6

Krizstian Nileborg 165.2 – Derrick Vann 167

Brandon Chambers 125.6 – Juan Carlos Medina 130,2

Carlos Flowers 154.6 – Rashad Bowens 155

Achraf Abdeddine 157.4 – Wayne Johnson 156

Astrid Amanda 160.4 – Joshua Murcia-Martinez 163.4

Promoter: Jeter Promotions (Christen and Tony Jeter)

Matchmaker: Nick Tiberi

Venue: The Hall at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland

1ST BELL 6 PM ET

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HANOVER, MARYLAND–(OCTOBER 22, 2026) –THIS SATURDAY NIGHT, Jeter Promotions returns to The Hall at Live! Casino & Hotel Maryland with a massive 14-bout card that will showcase some of the brightest boxers from the DMV region.

In the main event, Mehki Phillips (10-0, 10 KOs) of Maryland, risks his perfect record when he takes on battle tested veteran Naheem Parker (6-5, 2 KOs) of Camden, New Jersey in an eight-round lightweight bout.

In a six-round light heavyweight co-feature, Zuffa Boxing signee, Nasheed H. Smith (10-0, 7 KOs) of Washington, DC, takes on Terrance Walker (4-8-1, 3 KOs) of Minneapolis in a six-round bout.

Tyler Langer (8-1, 4 KOs) of Baltimore battles Carlos Brito (1-1, 1 KO) of The Bronx, NY in a six-round cruiserweight fight.

World-Ranked junior middleweight, Mykal Fox (26-5,5 KOs) of Greenbelt, Maryland takes on Arturo Perfecto Valdes (14-1, 11 KOs) of Tecate, Mexico in an eight-round bout. With a win, Fox will most likely will shoot up the rankings and land a significant bout.

Eric Hernandez (14-2, 6 KOs) of Ashburn, VA fights Kashif El-Amin (3-4-1) of Wilmington, NC in a six-round lightweight bout.

Ezri Turner (11-0-2, 8 KOs) of Dover, DE takes on debuting Marc-Ari Lewis of Hagerstown, MD in a six-round light heavyweight fight. Lewis is coming over from professional MMA.

Nicholas Issac (9-0, 5 KOs) of Upper Marlboro, MD fights Angel Reyes (3-6-1, 2 KOs) of Des Moines, Iowa in a six-round junior welterweight bout,

Zuffa Boxing signee Patrick O’Connor (4-0,4 KOs) of Washington, DC squares off with Michael Nelson (4-4-1, 2 KOs) of College Park, GA in a six-round cruiserweight bout.

Brandon Chambers (12-6-1, 5 KOs) of Owings Mill, MD takes on Juan Carlos Medina (3-2) of Hayward, CA in a six-round featherweight fighr.

Achraf Abdeddine (2-0, 2 KOs) of Arlington, VA fights Wayne Johnson (1-2-1) of Baltimore in a four-round middleweight bout.

Astrid Amanda of Brooklyn makes his pro debut against Joshua Murcia-Martinez (0-2) of Hampton, VA in a four-round middleweight bour.

Heralded amateur Carlos Flowers, a recent Jeter Promotions signee, makes his pro debut against Rashad Bowens (1-6, 1 KO) of Virginia Beach in a four-round middleweight bout.

Krisztian Nileborg (6-0, 3 KOs) of Budapest, Hungary fights Derrick Vann (4-15) of Philadelphia in a four-round super middleweight bout.

Cody Noble (1-0, 1 KO) of Laurel, Maryland takes on Charles Robbins (0-4) of South Carolina in a four-round junior middleweight bout.

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OCTOBER 14, 2206–Nothing But Sportz, the minority-owned sports television, streaming, and technology company founded by Steven Marcano, has announced it will not televise the October 24th boxing event featuring Maureen Shea after her scheduled opponent withdrew and a suitable replacement could not be secured within an acceptable promotional period.

Effective immediately, NBS will require all essential athlete, promotional, production, and broadcast agreements to be fully executed at least ten weeks prior to any scheduled live event. The policy is designed to ensure adequate preparation, marketing support, and audience development.

?Entering its second year, NBS is transitioning from an early-stage entrepreneurial model into an institutionally structured television, streaming, and technology enterprise. The company is implementing enhanced governance standards, standardized contracting procedures, and centralized operational oversight, creating a foundation for national growth and long-term sustainability. NBS intends to televise Maureen Shea’s January 2027 return, with American Dream Presents remaining promotional company of record, subject to finalized agreements.

Two world-class championship boxing events are under negotiation for March and June 2027. Alongside promotional partnerships, NBS will acquire and license independently promoted boxing events targeting one major live event each month.

The company is expanding its programming interests into table tennis, pickleball, horse racing, motorcycle racing, motocross, tennis, flag football, volleyball, and surfing. NBS is also exploring the licensing of sporting events connected to U.S. Armed Forces sports programs. A major table tennis competition is targeted for February 2027.

Beyond live sports, NBS is developing original intellectual property, including King Carter, a vertical short-form project, Ring Card Girls, and Scrap City, an interactive video game. The company is actively seeking submissions and distribution partnerships from independent filmmakers, documentary producers, digital content creators, and artificial intelligence companies. Its technology initiatives emphasize AI-powered sports analytics, interactive programming, personalized content discovery, and enhanced fan engagement. Building on existing distribution relationships with Roku, Apple, Amazon, Truth Plus, and KlowdTV, NBS is accelerating expansion across linear and digital platforms.

By the end of 2027, NBS is targeting distribution access across 85 percent of the linear television market and full digital platform availability. These are stated goals, not current market share. During its inaugural year, the company secured programming involving internationally recognized talent including Yuriorkis Gamboa, Guillermo Rigondeaux, and high-profile sports entertainment personalities.

The company has received substantial digital engagement, which management believes demonstrates the potential for a competitive position if its 2027 distribution and programming objectives are realized.

?NBS is preparing its first eight-figure financing initiative with management reporting exploratory discussions with hedge funds and family offices as it advances its institutional growth strategy. Nothing But Sportz remains firmly committed to championship boxing while building a diversified sports media and technology platform. It is not moving away from boxing, it is building beyond it. With institutional standards, expanding content verticals, and a long-term distribution strategy, NBS is positioning itself for a defining second year. Nothing But Sportz — building the future of sports, television, streaming, and technology

SAN DIEGO, CALIF., October 13, 2026 – A Wealth of Entertainment, AWE, is proud to announce that this Thursday, October 15, AWE is airing live the IBO Super Welterweight title fight featuring Milan Prat (30-1-0) versus Brandon Thysse (20-4-1). This highly anticipated bout showcases two number one rated fighters in their home country for the world title. The fight card, airing live and exclusively on AWE in the United States, begins at 2 pm Eastern, 11 am Pacific.

Milan Prat is coming off a 10 fight winning streak and is the top-rated super welterweight in France and the 8^th ranked super welterweight in the world according to BoxRec. Hailing from South Africa, Brandon Thysse is the top-rated super welterweight in his home country and the 18^th rated boxer in the world in his division according to BoxRec.

“We’re thrilled to bring another world title fight featuring two equally talented boxers to AWE viewers,” stated Charles Herring, president of AWE. “These two hard slugging fighters haven’t been in the same ring before and it’s time to determine who is the world champ. We expect an all-out brawl for the IBO Super Welterweight title.”  

AWE has a long history of featuring world-class boxing events. For example, on May 30, 2026, AWE exclusively aired in the United States the WBC World Title fight featuring a rematch of Kevin Lerena versus Ryad Merhy. The fight went the distance with Ryad Merhy winning a unanimous decision. AWE expects to feature another world title fight before the end of the year with upwards of a half dozen world-class fight cards in 2027.

About AWE – A Wealth of Entertainment

A Wealth of Entertainment (“AWE”) features a wide range of lifestyles and entertainment programming from exotic travel and outrageous homes to live world championship boxing. AWE is available on over a hundred cable systems, including YouTubeTV, Charter Spectrum TV, Dish Network, Cox Spectrum, Sling, KlowdTV, and more. For more information, please visit www.awetv.com

Miami, FL (October 9, 2026) Former world champions Danny ‘Swift’ Garcia (38-4, 22 KOs) and Ruslan ‘The Siberian Rocky’ Provodnikov (25-5, 18 KOs) will meet in an eight-round exhibition headlining “Rumble in Miami”on Saturday, November 7, 2026, at the Watsco Center presented by Indistry Media and Banner Promotions. 

The card also features three title fights, including a highly anticipated Mexico vs. Puerto Rico welterweight 10-round clash between two-time former world title challenger Jose ‘Chon’ Zepeda, (38-5, 29 KOs), of La Puente, CA and former world champion Alberto ‘El Explosivo’ Machado, (25-4, 21 KOs), of San Juan, Puerto Rico who will compete for a World Boxing Council (WBC) belt.  

The Watsco Center is located at 1245 Dauer Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146. Ticket and broadcast information will be announced shortly. 

Provodnikov was originally scheduled to face boxing legend Manny Pacquiao earlier this year before the bout was postponed. Pacquiao, who has since assumed the role of Secretary of the Philippines’ National Anti-Poverty Commission (NAPC), has deferred his return to the ring to focus on his government responsibilities and is expected to fight under the Indistry Media banner in 2027.

The event marks the boxing debut of Indistry Media, a media and entertainment company specializing in premium live experiences, and the first event from its expanding sports division. Indistry Media is investing in, producing and promoting the event, bringing its capital and media production capabilities to the sport. The company intends to make sustained, multi-year investments in professional boxing, with “Rumble in Miami” marking the first of many events. 

Philadelphia-based Banner Promotions, led by veteran promoter Artie Pelullo, serves as the event’s licensed boxing promoter, working alongside Indistry Media in presenting its inaugural boxing event. “Indistry Media brings an exciting new vision to professional boxing, and we’re pleased to be part of its debut,” said Artie Pelullo, President of Banner Promotions. “Garcia and Provodnikov is the kind of matchup boxing fans want to see.”

“Miami has a remarkable boxing history, from Muhammad Ali training at the legendary 5th Street Gym to winning his first heavyweight world championship against Sonny Liston,” said Erroll Angara, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer of Indistry Media. “We couldn’t think of a better city to launch our entry into professional boxing.”

“I’m extremely excited to step back into the ring and put on an incredible show! The Danny Garcia Show is returning to Florida, and I’m coming to make a statement!  This one is for all my loyal fans who have supported me throughout my career and everyone who has been waiting to see me back in action. The wait is over. The Danny Garcia Show is back!“ said Danny Garcia.

“There were talks about me fighting Danny Garcia years ago, and I’m excited that we finally have this opportunity,” said Ruslan Provodnikov. “I believe that sooner or later in life, things eventually happen.”

MARIO “HEMI” HERRERA JOINS INDISTRY MEDIA’S BOXING ROSTER

Chicago boxing prospect and former Golden Gloves champion Mario “Hemi” Herrera (9-0-1, 7 KOs) has signed with Indistry Media and will appear on the November 7 undercard. His signing marks an early step in the company’s plans to develop fighters and build its presence in professional boxing. 

 Additional fighters and undercard title matchups will be announced shortly.

FIGHT WEEK

“Rumble in Miami” will extend beyond the ring with a series of fight-week activities, including fighter appearances, fan engagement and exclusive VIP events. The Miami Downtown Development Authority, in collaboration with the City of Miami, is supporting the event through promotional initiatives to build awareness and excitement leading up to fight night.

EVENT DETAILS

Event:              “Rumble in Miami”

Date:               Saturday, November 7, 2026

Venue:            Watsco Center, 1245 Dauer Drive, Coral Gables, FL 33146

Main event      (Exhibition): Danny Garcia vs. Ruslan Provodnikov

Co-main event: Jose Zepeda vs. Alberto Machado

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ABOUT INDISTRY MEDIA

Indistry Media, Inc. is a media and entertainment company specializing in the development, production and promotion of premium live sports, music and cultural experiences. Combining innovative storytelling, original intellectual property, strategic partnerships and world-class event production, Indistry connects athletes, artists, brands and audiences through experiences that transcend the moment. As it expands into professional boxing and other sports, Indistry continues to build distinctive entertainment properties that elevate talent, engage audiences and create lasting cultural and commercial value.

By Norm Frauenheim

Oscar De La Hoya and Vergil Ortiz start over with plans for Ortiz to come back against a fighter with a known name and a faded skillset.

De La Hoya confirmed that negotiations with Keith Thurman are proceeding before a news conference Thursday for the Floyd Schofield-Lucas Bahdi lightweight title fight Saturday in Chicago.

“It’s the fight being talked about,’’ De La Hoya told DAZN’s Chris Mannix.

Much of the talk, however, has been critical since news broke this week that a deal for Ortiz to fight Thurman is in the works.

“It doesn’t make much sense, but he’s the fighter with a name,’’ said De La Hoya, perhaps in response to what he’s been hearing.

De La Hoya hopes to put together the bout – the first in his reunion with Ortiz after a nasty legal battle — for a middleweight date in December on a card featuring David Benavidez’ homecoming in Phoenix.

The Benavidez card has become a popular destination for fighters looking to close out the year. Ryan Garcia, a Benavidez friend, has talked about the possibility.

Middleweight contender Jesus Ramos, of Casa Grande AZ, is expected to be on the card after pulling out of a September fight in San Diego because of suspected food poisoning.

A huge crowd is expected, all because of Benavidez, who returns to his hometown for the first time since he blew away David Lemieux more than four years ago at Desert Diamond Arena in suburban Glendale.

However, it’s not clear exactly when in December the Benavidez fight for a unified cruiserweight title against Michal Cieslak will happen.

 Originally, it was planned for the 12^th. Now, it might be moved to the 5^th or 19^th in an apparent attempt to avoid a potential scheduling conflict with Netflix’s Anthony Joshua-versus-Tyson Fury Dec. 11 in Cardiff, Wales.

In the UK, Joshua-Fury could actually  happen in the early hours of Dec. 12. Whatever time it goes off, it is sure to dominate attention.

Meanwhile, the complaints about Thurman include his age. He’s 37-years old. He’ll be 38 in November. A former welterweight champion, he’s coming off a stoppage loss to Sebastian Fundora at junior-middle March 28 in Las Vegas.

The Fundora loss was his first at 154 pounds. He has yet to fight at 160. Ortiz would also fight at 160 for the first time.

“It’s not the fight I wanted, but it’s the fight that’s going to get made,’’ De La Hoya said, clearly aware that Ortiz’ fans demand a showdown with Jaron “Boots” Ennis.

But it looks as if that one will have to wait.  Reportedly, Ennis hopes to unify the 154-pound title against International Boxing Federation champion Josh Kelly.

By Norm Frauenheim

Tyson Fury and Anthony Joshua are taking the finality out of Finally, the simple declarative promotional tag for their scheduled fight Dec. 11 at Principality Stadium in Cardiff, Wales.

If only it were true.

It looked to be Wednesday during a Iive-streamed news conference full of all the well-practiced rituals that say, yes, book your flight, reserve a room and buy a ticket because it’s happening. The London newser was business-like, a somewhat surprising departure from all that it had been in the chaos that led up to it. 

Fury and Joshua stood in front of each other, looked into each other’s eyes and smiled, as if to say that all the insults and anger were just part of the show. Maybe so. But excuse the rest of us if we’re still bracing for more of the threats and insults that left some inevitable doubt about whether we’ll ever hear an opening bell.

The fight was on; the fight was off. The fight was in New York; the fight was in London. Zuffa was in; Zuffa was out. Dana White was promoting until he wasn’t. From day to day, it was like watching weather reports about an incoming hurricane. Nobody seems to know where in the hell it’s going

Expect more of the same. Issues are part of the game, especially this one, which has been overdue for at least a decade. Fury, ever the provocateur, delivered the most accurate forecast during an interview about Zuffa and White, who for now are not involved in the promotion.

 He was asked about the promoting.

Isn’t that what we’re doing now? he said.

No answer necessary to that rhetorical query. Fury is spot on. Seemingly, there’s not much left say about an all-UK heavyweight fight that has been talked about, off and on, for more than 10 years. But it has stayed in the news, even after Oleksandr Usyk beat each man twice, thanks in large part to Fury, who always has a lot to say. 

Fury understands that any big fight starts long before opening bell. It begins at the bargaining table, and that’s where Fury — a narrow betting favorite (minus-190 to minus-200) has been, delivering cheap shots like they were feints. With the fight still more than two months away, more are on the way. 

It’s almost as intriguing as it is exasperating. Through it all, the quiet party has been Joshua, who has let his promoter, Eddie Hearn,  speak for him. Joshua insisted that the fight happen in the UK, despite plans and Netflix’s urging that it be in New York. It’s written into Joshua’s contract. He refused to drop the clause. Hearn’s stubborn and persuasive arguments said he would not budge.

Then, there was Zuffa and White. According to Hearn, it was also written into Joshua’s contract that they could not be part of the promotion. Again, theJoshua corner would not budge. There’s a theory that Joshua can be bullied. It’s an idea that’s been there since 2019 when an unheralded Andy Ruiz Jr.upset him in Joshua’s only New York appearance.

But there are signs that Joshua has matured. He’ll be 37-years-old October 15. If Fury was trying to bully him, it didn’t work. At least, it hasn’t. Joshua has won  the bargaining and bullying rounds. But many more are sure to come.

BALTIMORE, MARYLAND–(September 28, 2026) –Jeter Promotions is proud to announce the signing of elite amateur standout Carlos Flowers as he officially turns professional!

Carlos was introduced to martial arts by his father, Carlos Flowers Sr., a Third Degree Black Belt in Tae Kwon Do. His father initially had Carlos following in his footsteps, training in Tae Kwon Do before introducing him to boxing. Once Carlos stepped into the boxing gym, however, he found his calling—and he never looked back.

A natural athlete, Flowers was also a standout linebacker at Dover High School. But as his passion for boxing grew, he made the difficult decision to leave football behind and dedicate all of his athletic ability and energy to becoming the best boxer he could be.

Inside the ring, Flowers describes his style as a combination of Errol Spence Jr. and Jermell Charlo. He is a true boxer-puncher who possesses the ability to box from the outside, make adjustments and break opponents down—but he is equally comfortable standing in the pocket and trading.

He can box. He can slug. But his heart tells him to slug.

That mentality promises to make Flowers an exciting fighter to watch as he begins his professional journey.

Flowers closed out an outstanding amateur career on the international stage, capturing a BRONZE MEDAL at the 2026 World Boxing Cup in Brazil and earning his place at the World Boxing Championships, competing among the best amateur fighters in the world.

His amateur résumé speaks for itself as he was the 2016 Youth Novice 176 lb Golden Gloves Champion, 2020 Open Elite 165 lb Golden Gloves Champion, 2024 Olympic Qualifier – Detroit Nationals, 2024 U.S. Olympic Trials Silver Medalist

2025 Wichita Summer Festival Nationals Champion, 2025 December Nationals Silver Medalist, 2026 World Boxing Cup Brazil Bronze Medalist, and a World Boxing Championships Qualifier

He had wins over distinguished amateurs, world champion Benjamin Johnson and National Golden Gloves champion Naim Somerville.

Flowers finishes his amateur career ranked #1 in the United States and #13 in the world.

Now, one of America’s top amateurs is ready for the professional ranks.

Welcome to Jeter Promotions, Carlos Flowers.

The amateur chapter is complete. The road to a professional world title starts now.

Flowers is managed by Split-T Managemenr.

Outside the ring, family and community are at the center of Flowers’ life. He comes from a tight-knit family, including his mother and father, two older sisters and younger brother. His family regularly attends his fights, along with a large contingent of supporters from the Dover community.

Flowers also gives back to that community through his work at the Boys & Girls Club, where he works in Youth Development and helps counsel and mentor young people. His role allows him to use his experiences and influence to help guide the next generation.

When he’s not training or working, Flowers enjoys spending time with his family and gaming. His go-to games include Madden and Rainbow Six Siege.

But the journey to boxing began long before the championship stages.

#CarlosFlowers #JeterPromotions #TeamJeter #WorldBoxingCup #WorldChampionships #ProBoxing #Boxing #RoadToTheTitle

ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — Boxing Insider Promotions brings live professional boxing back to the Tropicana Showroom on Friday, November 13, for the final boxing show of the year in Atlantic City. The card features a lineup of local and regional favorites.

Justin “Mr. Atlantic City” Figueroa (14-0, 11 KOs), Atlantic City’s most exciting fighter in a generation, returns to the venue where he has built his career. The Holy Spirit graduate won the Junior NABF super welterweight title at the Tropicana last November and has stopped 11 of his 14 opponents.

John “Body Shot” Leonardo (13-1-1, 6 KOs) of Manalapan Township faces Bayamon, Puerto Rico’s Kevin “El Gallo” Nunez (6-4, 3 KOs) over eight rounds at 122 pounds. Leonardo, trained by his father Donald, is coming off a thrilling March decision over Edgar Joe Cortes.

Iman Lee (15-0-1, 8 KOs) of Yonkers, the reigning NABF super featherweight champion and a WBC Grand Prix veteran, makes his Atlantic City debut.

Pleasantville’s Julio “Julez” Sanchez III (5-1, 3 KOs), one of the series’ biggest local favorites, returns in what his coaches call his biggest step up yet.

The Bronx’s Jahanzeb Rizwan (3-0, 2 KOs), a former Pakistani Olympic qualifier, returns after drawing a huge crowd to the Tropicana in June.

Brooklyn southpaw Koby Williams (8-1, 6 KOs), who made his pro debut on Boxing Insider’s first Tropicana card in May 2024, rounds out the announced lineup.

Additional bouts fighters will be announced in the coming weeks.

Tickets are on sale now at Ticketmaster:

https://www.ticketmaster.com/boxing-insider-live-professional-boxing-atlantic-city-new-jersey-11-13-2026/event/02006523B852E8D0

About Boxing Insider Promotions

Founded in 2022 by Larry Goldberg, publisher of BoxingInsider.com since 1998, Boxing Insider Promotions is a two-time New York State Boxing Hall of Fame Promoter of the Year (2023, 2024). Its club boxing series brought professional boxing back to the Tropicana Atlantic City in May 2024 after a seven-year absence.

INDIANA (September 23, 2026)–Weights from Indiana that will feature Former Two-Time Heavyweight Champion Of The World, Hasim “The Rock” Rahman beginning his quest to become the oldest Heavyweight champion in history when he takes on Phillip Triantafillo.

Hasim Rahman 257.4 – Phillip Triantafillo 259.1

(Indiana State Title)

Zeno Vooris 251 – Richard Carmack 367.1

1st Bell 8 PM ET / 7 PM CT

Free Live Stream: Champology on TikTok

The six-round fight will headline “The War on I-94” and is presented by Trojen Fight League,

Rahman will be making his first ring appearance in just over 12-years and has an impressive record of 50-9-2 with 41 knockouts. Rahman became heavyweight champion when he knocked out Lennox Lewis on April 27, 2001. Rahman won the WBC Heavyweight title on August 13, 2005 when he won a unanimous decision over Monte Barrett.

Triantafillo of Los Angles is 4-4 with one knockout. He is coming off a win over Ryan Diaz on December 11, 2025 and has also faced former heavyweight champion Charles Martin.

One year into its development, Nothing But Sportz (NBS) is beginning to look less like a startup sports app and more like the foundation of a next-generation sports network.

With approximately $1.4 million in reported startup capital, NBS has built across digital distribution, connected television, live programming and a developing 24/7 linear television model. Based on the distribution infrastructure, technology, content capabilities and monetization potential assembled during its first year, NBS can reasonably be evaluated within an estimated enterprise-value range of approximately $35 million to $50 million.

The most revealing comparison is not current size. It is the capital historically required to build sports-media distribution.

CAPITAL COMPARISON

Nothing But Sportz — Approximately $1.4 Million

NBS reaches Year One with a multi-platform model spanning digital, connected TV, live sports and developing 24/7 linear television.

ESPN — $20 Million Initial Getty Commitment, Eventually Approximately $145 Million

ESPN launched in 1979 in approximately 1.4 million homes and reached 7.329 million households by the end of its first full year. Getty Oil supplied the financial backing that helped turn the 24-hour sports-network concept into a national television business.

Fubo — $75 Million Raised by June 2017

Founded in 2014 and launched as a soccer-focused streaming service, Fubo used outside capital to expand programming, technology and its live-television platform.

DAZN — Billions Committed at Global Scale

DAZN launched in 2016 with a direct-to-consumer sports strategy built around premium rights and international expansion. In 2022, Access Industries completed a $4.3 billion recapitalization and subsequently invested another $250 million, illustrating the capital intensity of building a global sports platform.

WHY NBS STANDS OUT

These companies were built in different eras and at different scales, but the contrast is clear: NBS has assembled an unusually broad sports-media foundation with comparatively little initial capital.

Its developing 24/7 linear television strategy is central to that opportunity. Digital and connected-TV distribution provide accessibility; live television creates immediacy; linear television creates continuous programming, recurring advertising inventory and discovery.

Together, they give NBS multiple ways to distribute and monetize the same content ecosystem.

That infrastructure can support far more than one sport: live events, studio programming, documentaries, podcasts, athlete-driven shows, emerging and international sports, and other original programming.

Boxing has been one early demonstration of NBS’s live-event capabilities, but the larger opportunity is the network itself.

THE NEXT PHASE

The first year was about building the platform.

The next phase is about turning distribution into audience, audience into revenue, programming into intellectual property, and live and linear television into recurring viewing and commercial inventory.

ESPN found its opening in satellite and cable television. Fubo found one in internet-delivered live television. DAZN demonstrated the global possibilities of direct-to-consumer sports.

NBS is building for a market where those worlds increasingly converge.

Digital distribution. Connected television. Live television. 24/7 linear programming. Original content. International reach. Multiple revenue streams.

YEAR TWO: TIME TO SCALE

NBS used Year One to prove the model without outside capital.

Now the focus shifts to bigger live events, more original programming, increased marketing and continued 24/7 linear television growth.

With its first outside capital raise now under discussion, NBS is entering its next phase from a position of strength.

HALLANDALE BEACH, Fla. – September 18, 2026 – Nothing But Sportz (NBS) is expanding beyond its app-based roots as it advances a 24/7 linear channel designed to bring live sports, original programming and athlete-driven content to audiences across streaming and cable television.

The move positions Nothing But Sportz as more than a destination for individual live events. NBS is developing a continuous programming home where fans can return throughout the day for live competition, sports news, documentaries, podcasts, reality programming and original series. Its distribution footprint already includes Apple, Roku, Truth+, Cloud TV and the NBS website, giving the company a foundation to reach audiences across connected television, digital and linear environments.

Boxing remains at the forefront of the company’s live-event strategy, but the larger vision reaches across football, basketball, golf, table tennis, horse racing and athlete-led entertainment. The goal is to connect live events with year-round programming that keeps athletes visible and gives fans a reason to remain engaged between major dates.

Proven Momentum

NBS demonstrated that model on May 30 at War Memorial Auditorium in Fort Lauderdale. The sold-out event featured Olympic gold medalists and world champions Yuriorkis Gamboa and Guillermo Rigondeaux, generated more than 25 million impressions and recorded 50,000 pay-per-view buys. Deen the Great, Adrien Broner and Big Meech were among the influencers, boxing personalities and celebrities in attendance, extending the event’s reach beyond the traditional fight audience.

That combination of recognizable talent, cultural attention and digital distribution is now informing the company’s next stage. NBS will close its 2026 boxing calendar with THE SOCIAL FIGHT NIGHT on October 24 at Gulfstream Park & Casino in Hallandale Beach, followed by a March 27 event built around emerging contenders and rising talent.

New York City Plans Take Shape

Those events are part of a deliberate build toward June 11, when Nothing But Sportz is preparing a major New York City event during Puerto Rican Heritage celebrations. The project remains in development and is expected to become the company’s largest live-event initiative to date. Venue and talent discussions are ongoing, and full details will be released at a later date.

The developing New York City plans reflect the broader direction of NBS: use premium live events to attract attention, then extend that audience through a 24/7 channel built for sports, entertainment and original content. Each event becomes more than a single night; it becomes programming that can live before, during and after the competition.

“We built Nothing But Sportz so athletes can keep creating and earning – not just compete – before, during and after their careers,” said Nothing But Sportz founder and CEO Steven Marcano.

Social Fight Night Media Kickoff

Nothing But Sportz will host its Social Fight Night Media Kickoff on Thursday, September 24, 2026, at 5 p.m. at Mia Oceanfront in Hallandale Beach, Florida. Media members and invited guests will receive an early look at the October 24 event and the company’s plans ahead. Complimentary finger foods and beverages will be provided to confirmed attendees. RSVP is required to attend at ron@americandreampresents.com

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About Nothing But Sportz

Nothing But Sportz is a sports and entertainment media platform delivering live events, original programming, documentaries, podcasts, reality content, news and athlete-driven media. Available across Apple, Roku, Truth+, Cloud TV and the web, NBS is expanding its reach through a 24/7 linear channel designed to connect fans with sports and entertainment throughout the year.

HALLANDALE BEACH, FL — September 2026 — Women’s boxing is experiencing one of the most important periods in its history, and on Saturday, October 24, 2026, Nothing But Sportz will put another trailblazer center stage.

Brought to you by Ronald Johnson’s American Dream Presents, THE SOCIAL FIGHT NIGHT will feature two-time world champion Maureen “The Real Million Dollar Baby” Shea as the featured attraction, live from the Sport of Kings at Gulfstream Park & Casino in Hallandale Beach, Florida.

For Shea, October 24 is not a farewell. It is another step toward the goal that continues to drive her: winning another world championship.

Her return comes during a remarkable era for women’s boxing. Katie Taylor recently closed her historic career in front of more than 80,000 fans at Croke Park in Dublin, another powerful example of how far the women’s side of the sport has grown. Taylor’s farewell celebrated one of this generation’s defining champions. October 24 carries a different message: another woman who helped pave the way is not finished yet.

THE REAL MILLION DOLLAR BABY

Long before women’s boxing regularly headlined major arenas and stadiums, Shea was building a career and a story uniquely her own.

Her connection to Hollywood history began during the making of Clint Eastwood’s Academy Award-winning film Million Dollar Baby. Shea worked with Hilary Swank during Swank’s preparation to portray boxer Maggie Fitzgerald, serving as a key sparring partner and helping bring authenticity to the actress’s transformation into a fighter. The experience helped give Shea the nickname that has followed her throughout her professional career: “The Real Million Dollar Baby.”

But Shea’s story was never simply a Hollywood connection. She went on to become a champion herself, competing during an era when female fighters often had to fight for opportunities, television exposure and recognition that today’s generation is finally beginning to receive.

Now, as women’s boxing enjoys unprecedented attention, Shea wants to add another chapter to her own career.

THIS ISN’T A FAREWELL

Shea’s appearance at Gulfstream Park represents the next step in a campaign designed to move her toward another world-title opportunity.

The timing makes the story especially meaningful. Women’s boxing has reached a point where its biggest stars can command massive crowds and headline global events. Fighters such as Katie Taylor, Amanda Serrano and Claressa Shields have helped elevate the sport to new heights, building on the work of generations of women who competed before those opportunities existed.

Shea belongs to that bridge between eras. From helping Hilary Swank prepare to portray a fighter on the movie screen, to becoming a world champion in her own right, to pursuing another championship during the strongest period women’s boxing has ever experienced, her journey has come full circle.

“Maureen Shea represents exactly what this night is about. She was part of women’s boxing before the sport had the spotlight and opportunities it has today. This isn’t about bringing Maureen back for a farewell. She believes there’s another world championship in her, and I believe she deserves the opportunity to go after it. American Dream Presents has always been about creating opportunities and telling stories that matter, and on October 24, we get to help Maureen write another chapter of hers,” said Ronald Johnson, President of American Dream Presents and Head of Boxing for Nothing But Sportz.

The movie made “Million Dollar Baby” famous. Maureen Shea made “The Real Million Dollar Baby” her own. And on October 24, her story continues.

A DEEP SUPPORTING CARD AT GULFSTREAM PARK

While Shea’s championship pursuit will be the centerpiece of THE SOCIAL FIGHT NIGHT, Nothing But Sportz has assembled a supporting card featuring established professionals, undefeated prospects, second-generation boxing bloodlines, South Florida talent and personalities whose audiences extend beyond traditional boxing.

“Women’s boxing has shown the world that it belongs on the biggest stages in sports. Maureen Shea is part of the generation that helped make this moment possible. At Nothing But Sportz, we want to recognize the athletes who helped build the sport while also giving today’s fighters a platform to create what comes next. Maureen isn’t looking backward—she’s chasing another world title, and we’re proud to have her headline this event,” said Steven Marcano, CEO of Nothing But Sportz.

The October 24 lineup is scheduled to feature Akeem Cheatham; Kenzell “Give Em Hell” Williams; Luis Hernandez; South Florida’s Eric Tudor; rising prospect Chris “Slim Reaper” Biggs; Gavonne Bess; Giezwa Pierre Monarch Jr.; Australian standout Taylah Robertson; undefeated Abdulazeez Khaled Alamoodi; and Daishaun Bundrage, son of former world champion Cornelius “K9” Bundrage.

Also scheduled to make his professional debut is viral internet sensation Emmanuel “Cujo” Valencia, bringing another audience into the building as he makes the transition into professional boxing.

Together, the card reflects the concept behind THE SOCIAL FIGHT NIGHT — different generations, personalities, audiences and stories coming together through boxing. But on October 24, the spotlight belongs to Maureen Shea: The Real Million Dollar Baby, chasing another world championship.

EVENT INFORMATION

NOTHING BUT SPORTZ PRESENTS

Brought to you by Ronald Johnson’s American Dream Presents

THE SOCIAL FIGHT NIGHT

Saturday, October 24, 2026

Sport of Kings at Gulfstream Park & Casino

Hallandale Beach, Florida

Doors Open: 6:00 PM | First Fight: 7:00 PM

Additional opponents and bout information will be announced. Tickets are available through EventCartel.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – August 29, 2026 -Weights for Saturday night’s King’s Promotions card at the 2300 Arena

Muhammad Robinson 140.4 – Estivan Falcao 139.8

Luis Gjolena 270.4 – Robert Simms 236

Julian Gonzalez 134.4 – Trakwon Pettis 135.8

Quadir Albright 147 – Jaylan Phillips 145.4

Colby Madison 258 – Lemir Riley 245.6

Adrien Boler 140 – Nick Steven Torres -Otero 142.6

James Bernadin 144 – Dashaun Johns 142.6

Devon Young 218 – Vercell Webster 231.6

Elijah Akana 207.2 – Giovanni Payne 218

Promoter: King’s Promotions

Venue: 2300 Arena

1st Bell: 6:45 PM ET

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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. – August 19, 2026 –On Saturday night, August 29th, Muhammad Robinson will take on Estivan Falcao in the main event of a 10-bout card at the 2300 Arena

The card is promoted by King’s Promotions.

Robinson of Baltimore is 10-1 with seven knockouts. The 22-year-old is a five-year professional who has defeated Alexander Stone (1-0-1),and his last outing when he stopped Colin Huntington on April 25th in Baltimore.

Falcao of Serra, Brazil has a record of 14-4 with eight knockouts. The 30-year-old is a nine year pro. Falcao, who won his first 11 bouts, has wins over Eduardo Costa Do Nascimento (1-0), Jefferson Da Silva (5-0), Djamel Dabou (18-0), James Bernadin (10-1-1) and his last bout when Falcao stopped Henrique Goncalves De Carvalho on April 25th in Serra, Brazil.

A big undercard has been assembled that will feature undefeated Albanian heavyweight Luis Gjolena (9-0-1, 6 KOs) who now resides in Bronx, New York taking on Roberto Simms (12-7-1, 3 KOs) of Saginaw, Michigan in a bout scheduled for six-rounds.

Gjolena, 21, is coming off a unanimous decision over Rydell Booker on May 16th in Columbia, South Carolina. Simms has quality wins over Joe Cusumano (15-1), Colby Madison (8-0-2), Aaron Quintana (8-1-1) and James McKenzie Morrison (20-0-2) on his resume.

In an eight-round bouts:

Colby Madison (13-11-3, 8 KOs) of Baltimore takes on Lemir Riley (6-7-1, 3 KOs) of Harrisburg, PA in a heavyweight fight.

Julian Gonzalez (16-2-1, 12 KOs) of Reading, PA battles Trakwon Pettis (7-1 3 KOs) of Atlanta in a lightweight contest.

Quadir Albright (12-1, 12 KOs) of Philadelphia takes on Jaylan Phillips (6-6-4, 2 KOs) of Panama City Beach, Florida in a welterweight fight.

In Six-round Bouts:

Adrien Boler (7-0, 4 KOs) of Las Vegas fights Nick Steven Torres-Otero (5-3-2-, 3 KOs) of Moovis, Puerto Rico in a super lightweight fight.

James Bernadin (13-5-1, 6 KOs) of Lancaster, PA takes on Dashaun Johns (4-10, 3 KOs) of Brooklyn, NY in a Super lightweight fight.

Devon Young (9-1, 7 KOs) will square off with Vercell Webster (3-8-1,2 KOs) of Lexington, Mississippi in a heavyweight brawl.

In Four-Round Bouts:

Elijah Akana (1-1, 1 KO) of Honolulu, HI fights Giovanni Payne (1-1) of Richmond, VA in a cruiserweight bout.

Emmanuel Chance (4-0. 1 KO) of East Orange, NJ will take on an opponent to be named in a bantamweight fight.

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HAMMOND, INDIANA (August 12, 2026)–Former Two-Time Heavyweight Champion Of The World, Hasim “The Rock” Rahman will begin his quest to become the oldest Heavyweight champion in history when he takes on Phillip Triantafillo on Thursday, September 24th at the Hammond Sportsplex in Hammond, Indiana.

The six-round fight will headline “The War on I-94” and is presented by Trojen Fight League,

Rahman will be making his first ring appearance in just over 12-years and has an impressive record of 50-9-2 with 41 knockouts. Rahman became heavyweight champion when he knocked out Lennox Lewis on April 27, 2001. Rahman won the WBC Heavyweight title on August 13, 2005 when he won a unanimous decision over Monte Barrett.

“I am excited to be starting this journey to make history. I am still in good shape and continued to stay in the gym during my time away from the sport. I feel with a few fights, that I can get in position for a major opportunity to make history. We had a brief hiccup as we wanted to start this in Rochester, New York, but we will start this in Indiana and I am ready to show the world that I still have the ability to compete, at the highest level. I want to give thanks to Joe Fantauzzo and J-Payne Promotions for believing in me and supporting this historical run,” said Rahman.

Triantafillo of Los Angles is 4-4 with one knockout. He is coming off a win over Ryan Diaz on December 11, 2025 and has also faced former heavyweight champion Charles Martin.

The fight can be streamed world-wide on Combat Sports Now.

Dina Thorslund won the Undisputed Bantamweight title with a 10-round unanimous decision over Cherneka Johnson at The Caribe Royale Resorr in Orlando, Florida.

In round nine, Johnson was bleeding from her nose.

Thorslund laned 150 of 558 punches. Johnson was 89 of 404.

Thorslund, 117.6 lbs of Denmaek won by scores of 100-90 on all cards and is now 25-0. Johnson, 117 lbs of Australia is 19-3.

Thibeault Decisions Robinson to win Unified Middleweight Titles

Tamm Thibeault won the IBF/WBO Middleweight titles with a 10-round unanimous decision over Desley Robinson

In round five, Thibeault was bleeding from the nose.

Thibeault landed 117 of 287 punches. Robinson was 37 of 332.

Thibeault, 159.4 lbs of Shawingan, QUE, CAN won by scores of 100-90 on all cards and is now 5-0. Robinson, 159 lbs of Logan City, AUS is 12-4.

Galle Decisions Metcalf

Amanda Galle won an eight-round unanimous decision over former world champion Shurretta Metcalf in a super flyweight bout.

Galle landed 126 of 385 punches. Metcalf was 64 of 357.

Galle, 114.8 lbs of Mississauga, ONT, CAN won by scores of 80-72 twice and 78-74 and is now 13-1-1. Metcalf, 114.8 lbs of Dallas is

Rosado Decisions Hernandez

Krystal Rosado won an eight-round unanimous decision over Alondra Hernandez in a bantamweight bout.

Rosado landed landed 120 of 420 punches. Hernandez was 79 of 382,

Rosado, 117.6 lbs of Carolina, PR won an all cards by an 80-72 tally and is now 10-1. Hernandez, 117.4 lbs of Mexico City is 11-3.

Jan Paul Rivera won a eight-round unanimous decision over Ruben Garcia in junior welterweight bout.

Rivera landed 141 of 517 pinches. Garcia was 80 of 432.

Rivera was by scores of 80-72 and 79-73 twice and is now 16-0. Garcia is 25-8-2.

Danier Pero remained undefeated with a third round stoppage of Aleem Whitfield in a 10-Garround heavyweight bout.

Pero battered Whitfield for the whole fight and the fight was stopped at 2:20,

Pero, 232.8 lbs of Orlando is now 14-0 with 11 knockouts. Whitfield, 233.8 lbs of Geneva, NY is 10-2.

Sa’Rai Brown-El won a six-round unanimous decision over Sheyla Moreno in a light flyweight bout.

In round five, Moreno was deducted a point for leading with her head.

Brown-El landed 52 of 239 punches. Moreno was 36 of 209.

Brown-El, 107.8 lbs of Marietta, GA won by scores of 60-53, 59-54 and 58-55 and is now 2-0. Moreno, 106.8 lbs of Hemosillo, MEX is 5-1-1.

Angelo Hernandez won a four-round unanimous decision over Jose Fernandez in a featherweight bout.

Hernandez landed 28 of 165 punches. Fernandez was 18 of 106.

Hernandez, 125.4 lbs of Brandon, FL won by scores of 40-36 and 39-37 twice and is now 2-0. Fernandez, 125.2 lbs of Caracas, VEN is 2-2.

Sebastian Juarez won a six-round unanimous decision over Rance Ward in a middleweight bout.

Juarez, 157.6 lbs of Brownsville, TX won by scores of 60-54 on a all cards and is now 12-0. Ward, 157.4 lbs of Houma, LA is 9-7-1.

Jadden Addison stopped Dionne Ruvalcaba in round one of their four-round lightweight bout

Seconds into round one, Addison dropped Ruvalcaba with a left hand. Addison continued the assault until the fight was stopped at 2:27.

Addison, 136 lbs of Tampa is 3-0 with two knockouts. Ruvalcaba, 133.8 lbs of Brownsville, TX is 2-3.