Review: 2011-11-12, Neven Pajkic surprises Tyson Fury knocking down him in the second round but the British comes back in the third sending his opponent to the mat twice and the referee stops the fight (probably too soon). Both undefeated, Tyson Fury (16-0-0) entered as the No.9 heavyweight in the world while Neven Pajkic (16-0-0) entered as the No.44. Fury vs Pajkic is valid for the Commonwealth (British Empire) heavyweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2004-05-08, Manny Pacquiao came from the first fight against Barrera (one of the Fights of the Year 2003) and tried to win his first title in the featherweight division since Juan Manuel Marquez was the reigning champion of the WBA and IBF featherweight titles. In the first round Manny Pacquiao surprised Marquez knocking down him three times, all thought the match was over but instead the fight ended after twelve rounds with a controversial draw (Harold Lederman scored the fight 115-110 for the Filipino). Manny Pacquiao entered the fight with a record of 38-2-1 while Juan Manuel Marquez had a record of 42-2-0. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-11, pleasant fight with one knockdown in the third round but it is not enough for our three stars. Mercito Gesta dictates the pace of the fight defeating Dominguez by unanimous decision. The undefeated Gesta (23-0-1) entered as the No.24 lightweight in the world while Ricardo Dominguez (34-7-2) entered as the No.33. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-11, nice fight between Austin Trout and Frank LoPorto: three stars. Trout knocks down LoPorto in the first round but the fight continues until the sixth round when the referee stops the bout. The undefeated Austin Trout (23-0-0) entered as the No.7 light middleweight in the world while Frank LoPorto (15-4-2) entered as the No.54. Trout vs LoPorto is valid for the WBA World light middleweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-09, high pace fight, very close to our 4 stars, between Lee Purdy and Colin Lynes at the York Hall in London. Lee Purdy was the favorite of the fight but Colin Lynes knocks down him in the tenth and wins a great match by majority decision. Purdy (16-2-1) entered as the No.19 welterweight in the world while Colin Lynes (35-9-0) entered as the No.50. Purdy vs Lynes was valid for the British welterweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-06, pleasant fight with four knockdowns between Shinsuke Yamanaka and Christian Esquivel. In the sixth round Yamanaka knocks down Esquivel but in the seventh is the Mexican that surprises the Japanese. The fight ends in the eleventh round when Yamanaka knocks down Esquivel two times winning the vacant WBC bantamweight title. The undefeated Shinsuke Yamanaka (14-0-2) entered as the No.6 bantamweight in the world while Christian Esquivel (24-2-0) entered as the No.10. Yamanaka vs Esquivel was on the undercard of Takahiro Ao vs Devis Boschiero. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-06, balanced fight but not good for eight rounds but from the ninth Devis Boschiero surprisingly has more energy than the defending champion Takahiro Ao, the Italian wins the latest four rounds but inexplicably two judges give the win to the Japanese. Takahiro Ao (21-2-1) entered as the No.3 super featherweight in the world while Devis Boschiero (29-0-1) entered as the No.59 (but after this fight, even if the Italian lost it, he is ranked No.19, probably someone noticed the error of the judges). Takahiro Ao vs Boschiero was valid for the WBC super featherweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-05, tough fight but not very technical between Guillermo Jones and Michael Marrone: two stars. Jones knocks down Marrone two times and in the sixth his corner stopped the fight. Guillermo Jones entered the fight with a record of 37-3-2 while Michael Marrone had a record of 20-3-0. Jones vs Marrone is valid for the WBA World cruiserweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-05, the fight between Mariusz Wach and Jason Gavern was not very spectacular: two stars. “The Viking” Wach knocks down Gavern both in the first and in the second round and wins by TKO in the sixth (referee stoppage). The undefeated Mariusz Wach (25-0-0) entered as the No.59 heavyweight in the world while Jason Gavern (21-8-4) entered as the No.52. Wach vs Gavern was valid for the WBC International heavyweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-05, boring fight between the undefeated Peter Quillin and Craig McEwan: one stars. “Kid Chocolate” Quillin defeated McEwan by TKO in the sixth round but the referee stopped the fight too soon (McEwan had never been knocked down during the fight). Peter Quillin (25-0-0) entered as the No.9 super middleweight in the world while Craig McEwan (19-1-0) entered as the No.39 middleweight. Quillin vs McEwan was on the undercard of Alfredo Angulo vs James Kirkland. Watch the video!
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Review: 2011-11-12, Neven Pajkic surprises Tyson Fury knocking down him in the second round but the British comes back in the third sending his opponent to the mat twice and the referee stops the fight (probably too soon). Both undefeated, Tyson Fury (16-0-0) entered as the No.9 heavyweight in the world while Neven Pajkic (16-0-0) entered as the No.44. Fury vs Pajkic is valid for the Commonwealth (British Empire) heavyweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2004-05-08, Manny Pacquiao came from the first fight 
Review: 2011-11-11, nice fight between Austin Trout and Frank LoPorto: three stars. Trout knocks down LoPorto in the first round but the fight continues until the sixth round when the referee stops the bout. The undefeated Austin Trout (23-0-0) entered as the No.7 light middleweight in the world while Frank LoPorto (15-4-2) entered as the No.54. Trout vs LoPorto is valid for the WBA World light middleweight title. Watch the video!
Review: 2011-11-05, boring fight between the undefeated Peter Quillin and Craig McEwan: one stars. “Kid Chocolate” Quillin defeated McEwan by TKO in the sixth round but the referee stopped the fight too soon (McEwan had never been knocked down during the fight). Peter Quillin (25-0-0) entered as the No.9 super middleweight in the world while Craig McEwan (19-1-0) entered as the No.39 middleweight. Quillin vs McEwan was on the undercard of 
