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🎙️ BORDER WARS 20 IS TAKING SHAPE — BUT WE NEED YOU! 🥊🔥
The plan is to bring Border Wars back to Florida at School of Hard Knocks in Casselberry, home of Jason Galarza.
We already have our first community fight locked in:
🥊 Rich-O vs Anthony Forbes
And another matchup appears to be brewing:
🔥 Ray Rodriguez vs Zi Pachino
But here's the reality: we need more fights before we can approach USA Boxing and secure a date.
Mike in Omaha isn't fighting Player Price. So does Price revisit unfinished business with Rocky Rodriguez? Rocky was forced to withdraw when they were scheduled to meet earlier this year.
And don't forget Bust'em Up. After that tough battle with K Banga, he's already thrown his name into the Player Price sweepstakes.
Border Wars needs fighters, sponsors and community support.
It's time to find out who really wants smoke.
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🎙️ The welterweight division is turning into boxing’s hottest pressure cooker.
Richardson Hitchins and former WBO champion Brian Norman Jr. are trading shots on X, and Norman’s response is simple: let’s fight. Hitchins is 21-0 after shutting out Ricardo Salas in his 147-pound debut, while Norman is rebuilding after losing his WBO crown to Devin Haney.
Then comes the MONEY question: Is Ryan Garcia already being lined up for Teofimo Lopez? Chris Mannix believes Garcia could be next for Teofimo regardless of what happens against Conor Benn—but Jack Catterall has a mandatory claim that cannot simply be ignored.
Plus, we preview and predict Brandon Moore vs. former world-title challenger Bryant Jennings and break down Saturday’s Detroit card.
🔥 Hitchins-Norman: who wins?
💰 Ryan-Teofimo or Catterall first?
🥊 Can Jennings turn back the clock?

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🎙️ History is staring Moses Itauma directly in the face.
This Saturday, August 29, the unbeaten 21-year-old heavyweight sensation faces Filip Hrgovic at London’s O2 Arena for the vacant IBF heavyweight championship on DAZN PPV. Itauma enters 14-0 with 12 knockouts after stopping durable veteran Jermaine Franklin in five, while Hrgovic is 20-1 with 15 KOs after demolishing Dave Allen in three.
Then we turn to Texas: Vergil Ortiz Jr. is exploring a jump to 160 pounds, with former undisputed junior-middleweight champion Jermell Charlo among his targets. Does Ortiz really need another division—or does he need his first full world championship? And after nearly three years away, is Charlo still an elite fighter or the perfect big-name target?
🔥 Two fights. Two wildly different career crossroads.

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🎙️ Teofimo Lopez is officially a three-division world champion — but winning Rolly Romero’s WBA welterweight title may have come with strings attached.
Jack Catterall says the WBA’s 180-day mandate puts him next in line, while Teofimo is already talking about bigger prizes: Liam Paro, Devin Haney and the winner of Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn.
Meanwhile, Rolly Romero insists he was robbed, claims Teofimo barely landed anything and says politics cost him his championship. But do the numbers — and the actual fight — support Rolly’s version of events?
We break down Teofimo’s road to undisputed, Catterall’s mandatory claim, whether boxing politics can push Jack aside, Rolly’s demand for a rematch and the business decisions that could reshape the welterweight division.
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🎙️ Teofimo Lopez is officially a three-division world champion — but winning Rolly Romero’s WBA welterweight title may have come with strings attached.
Jack Catterall says the WBA’s 180-day mandate puts him next in line, while Teofimo is already talking about bigger prizes: Liam Paro, Devin Haney and the winner of Ryan Garcia vs. Conor Benn.
Meanwhile, Rolly Romero insists he was robbed, claims Teofimo barely landed anything and says politics cost him his championship. But do the numbers — and the actual fight — support Rolly’s version of events?
We break down Teofimo’s road to undisputed, Catterall’s mandatory claim, whether boxing politics can push Jack aside, Rolly’s demand for a rematch and the business decisions that could reshape the welterweight division.
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