Brandon Benitez Edges Can Xu, Cesar Francis Drills Francisco Armenta

On Friday, in the main event on ProBox TV, former world champion Can “Monster” Xu lost a split decision in his ring return against Brandon “Leoncito” Benitez.  The scores were 96-94, 96-94 for Benitez and 97-93 for Xu.

Xu Can-Brandon Benitez Rescheduled Bout To Headline October 7 ProBox Card in Plant City, Florida

Xu Can will revisit past business as he aims to work his way back into title contention. The former secondary WBA featherweight titlist will return to the ring and to the U.S. as he will next face Mexico’s Brandon Benitez. The two will collide atop t...

Jean Pascal vs. Meng Fanlong Official For May 20 in Plant City, Florida

On May 20, IBF No. 1 Contender Meng Fanlong (17-0, 10 KOs) and former two-time world champion Jean Pascal (35-6-1, 20 KOs) meet in a 12-round clash for a top spot in the 175-pound division.

Leigh Wood Has No Problem if Xu Can Exercises Rematch Clause

Despite all the post-fight talk of bringing big-time boxing back to Nottingham, Leigh Wood might have to travel when he next steps in the ring due to the rematch clause in his contract to fight Xu Can. 

Leigh Wood: I Want Big Fights, My Best Years Are Definitely To Come

Leigh Wood stopped Xu Can in the 12th and final round to claim the WBA "regular" featherweight world title in a big upset at the top of the bill on the first week of Matchroom Fight Camp in Brentwood, Essex, live worldwide on DAZN.

Photos: Leigh Wood Takes Out Xu Can in Twelfth For WBA Title

Wood, Can Fight Photos Gallery - Brentwood, UK - For the WBA "regular" featherweight title, Leigh Wood (25-2, 15 KOs) stopped Xu Can (18-3, 3 KOs) in the twelfth and final round to become a champion. (photos by Mark Robinson)

Leigh Wood Shocks Xu Can, Stops Him in Twelfth For WBA Title

By Ron Lewis - Leigh Wood pulled off a big upset as he tore the WBA featherweight title from Xu Can, stopping his 17 seconds from the end of the twelfth and final round on the opening night of Matchroom’s Fight Camp in Brentwood, Essex. 

Leigh Wood: There Are Massive Fights Out There, But They Can All Dissolve If I Don't Win

It is not lost on Leigh Wood that when he steps into the ring against Xu Can for the WBA “regular” featherweight title this weekend, he will be challenging for a world title a week before two of his biggest rivals. 

Ben Davison Confident Leigh Wood Will Power Past Xu Can

By Tris Dixon - Xu Can must be careful when he meets challenger Leigh Wood in the new Fight Camp headliner because the Nottingham man has “ridiculous” punching power. Wood’s trainer Ben Davison saw his man topple Reece Mould in their first fight toge...

Photos: Xu Can, Leigh Wood - Ready For WBA Title Clash

Xu Can, Leigh Wood Weights Photos Gallery - Kicking off three consecutive weekends of fights from Matchroom HQ, Brentwood, champion featherweight XU CAN looks to defend his WBA strap for the third time, facing off against British challenger LEIGH WOO...

Xu Can Not Worried About Wood: Nothing Can Stop Me!

Leigh Wood says he will be achieving the dream he had when he first stepped into the gym as a kid by defeating Xu Can in their world title showdown on Saturday.

Photos: Xu Can, Leigh Wood - Face To Face at Final Press Conference

Can, Wood Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - Kicking off three consecutive weekends of fights from Matchroom HQ, Brentwood, champion featherweight XU CAN looks to defend his WBA strap for the third time, facing off against British challenger LEI...

Leigh Wood: Xu Can Doesn't Take a Good Shot, Golden Boy Made a Mistake

Leigh Wood believes that Xu Can's promoter Golden Boy have made a mistake by choosing him as their WBA Featherweight World Champion's latest defence on the first week of Matchroom Fight Camp in Brentwood, Essex on Saturday July 31, live worldwide on...

Xu Can Very Motivated For Leigh Wood Defense in Brentwood

Xu Can will defend his WBA "regular" featherweight world title against Leigh Wood on the first week of Matchroom Fight Camp in Brentwood, Essex on Saturday July 31, live worldwide on DAZN.

Xu Can-Leigh Wood Title Fight Reportedly Set For July 31 In U.K.

Xu Can appears destined to head to the United Kingdom for his next fight after all. The high-octane featherweight will return to the ring for the first time since the pandemic, as he will defend his WBA “World” featherweight title versus England’s Le...