NJ Boxing News

TRENTON, N.J. — It doesn’t take Michael Hilton long to respond when asked about where he’d be if he hadn’t

Television staple George Loros looks for one more act

Story was originally posted on December 6, 2019 in Town & Village newspaper George Loros is used to being recognized

For all the praise sculptor Zenos Frudakis has garnered throughout his career, the most resounding bit may have come without

The first day James “Buddy” McGirt started boxing, he fell in love with the sport. Two days later he realized

NEW YORK — It isn’t often that you look up at a name on the Madison Square Garden marquee and

Charly Suarez, the 2016 Olympian from the Philippines, made his long awaited professional debut, knocking out Ernesto Cagampang in two

NEW YORK — Al Certo, the New Jersey boxing legend who was a fighter, a manager, a trainer, and a

GARFIELD, N.J. – Coatesville isn’t the first town that comes to mind when you think of boxing, but when you

For the 44th time in his pro career, and for the first time in 15 months, Brian Viloria walked up

Story was published on The Ring magazine on March 1, 2017 Dat Nguyen has long gone by the nickname ‘Dat