Arnold Barboza Jr. didn’t deliver the type of statement-making win to demand bigger and better fights. It was still an honest effort by the 31-year-old Californian who turned away a stiff challenge from former two-division titlist Jose Pedraza to rem...
Arnold Barboza continues to wait for his opportunity to fight for a world title belt. The junior welterweight contender does not mind doing so. Barboza does hold out hope a shot at the world title will eventually come, sooner than later. In the meant...
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By Keith Idec - Arnold Barboza Jr. sees Jose Pedraza as exactly the type of proven opponent he needs to beat to show he is ready for a junior welterweight world title shot. The unbeaten Barboza and Pedraza, a two-weight world champion, will fight Fri...
Emanuel Navarrete insisted prior to fight week that he is not yet done with the featherweight division. That said, the 28-year-old Mexican looked comfortable at Thursday’s weigh-in ahead of his bid to become a three-division titlist. Navarrete was 12...
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Navarrete, Wilson Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - The main event is a battle for the vacant WBO junior lightweight world title, as Emanuel "Vaquero" Navarrete (36-1, 30 KOs) seeks to become a three-weight world champion against Australian ups...
For Arnold Barboza, two-time world champion José “Sniper” Pedraza represents the next step to landing a title fight at 140 pounds. His intentions are to eliminate the Puerto Rican fighter from the road when they meet on February 3 during the card tha...
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Puerto Rico's Jose “Sniper” Pedraza wants a chance to challenge for one of the world belts at 140 pounds. To do so, he will first have to get past Arnold Barboza Jr when they meet in a 10-round crossroads showdown on February 3.
Mexican star Emanuel “Vaquero” Navarrete and Australian contender Liam Wilson will fight for the vacant WBO junior lightweight world title Friday, Feb. 3, at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona. Navarrete, the reigning WBO featherweight world c...
Arnold Barboza Jr. doesn’t appreciate how Teofimo Lopez views him as a stepping stone. Barboza, the 30-year-old 140-pound contender from Los Angeles, figured he was a frontrunner to face Lopez, the former lightweight champion, in the latter’s debut a...
Arnold Barboza Jr. is making all the right moves to position himself for a December showdown with Teofimo Lopez Jr. The Los Angeles native prevailed in his most recent test, a ten-round decision win over fellow undefeated, rising contender Danielito...
TEMECULA, California – Arnold Barboza Jr. took a significant step Friday night toward earning a 140-pound title shot. The undefeated contender dealt Danielito Zorrilla his first defeat, a 10-round unanimous decision, in a main event ESPN televised fr...
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