This is now considered ARCHIVED results starting when I first started the record keeping and each "current season" will be moved to this section once the current season ends and a new one is ready to start
I have been running this universe for a few months in real life but the "game clock" is at 2028 and I'll start off with the Bantamweight division.
Current 0-6 champion is (historic) South African Vusi Malinga (30-8-0(8) ) . He finished up the 2026-27 season going 4-3 and a second place finish which set him for a match against then champion Ramon Davilla (RFG from Venezuela) whose current record is 58-7-1(28 ko's) going to the 8th round where Malinga delivered the KO to win the title. He met Nicky Entwistle (RFG 34-21-2(8) in the finals getting a unanimous decision.
Current 7-15 champion is historic American Paulie Ayala 33-12-3(1) who defeated Mexican Antonio Marquez (RFG) (23-8-0(2)) via Unanimous Decision (UD) in the semi finals and defeated American Pete Herman (historic 25-6-0(2)) also by UD.
Just simmed out the 2028-29 "season" and for the first time in any division all four fighters in the World group went 7-0 Z Gorres from the Philippines (historic and declared champion going into tournament due to hsi 40-8-1(10) record,American RFG Steve Whitmer who is exploding onto the title scene with a record of 28-2-0(7) in the 0-6 group and over in the 7-15 group RFG Japanese sensation Hidetsugu Kawakami is also storming onto the scene with a record of 25-4-0(6) and in each "season" has never been below #1 in his group but if he faces him, he will have his hands full with Brazilian LEGEND Eder Jofre having his title stripped because of his rank last season, is back sporting a 44-6-1(16) record. Davilla continues to cement his name into the hall of fame going 6-1-0(3) and improving his record to 64-8-1(29). Paulie Ayala will defend his 7-15 title (against Kawakami) in the tournament while Malinga finished 4th in the 0-6 group and stripped of the title.
In the first semi finals, Davila met up and coming Steve Whitmer (RFG American) round one started off well for Davila as he showed his dominance in the first round. Round two saw Whitmer proving why he has a 28-2-0(7) as he delivered a stunning combination to send Davila to the canvas for a nine count which sent the filipino crowd at Araneta Coliseum (historic boxing venue in the Philippines) into a frenzy. Round 3 was back an forth and Davilla recovered from his knock down and looked impressive. However to open round 4 Whitmer delivered another combination which sent Davilla to the canvas again stunning the crowd. Davila was on his heels for most of the round but did get in some good shots late and Whitmer was scolded by the ref or a low blow very late in the round but the round was all Whitmer. Round five Whitmer landed vicious blows to the head of Davila which staggered him again as teh ref looks closely on. With about 2 minutes gone in the round Whitmer landed a huge hook and sends Davila down for the third time ref counted to 8 and Davila got back up but showed obvious distress and the ref stopped the bout with 2:06 gone in round 5 and a TKO win for Whitmer.
The second semi finals saw local hero and declared champ Gorres go up against Jose Sanjuanelo (historic Columbia 24-5-0(8) who started off round one with a bang catching Gorres with a left to the chin and countered punched brilliantly throughout the round. Round two and Gorres delivers a hook which caused a cut under the eye of Sanjuanelo who played defense the entire round after that. Gorres continued to land bringing the crowd to their feet after the round. Round three and Sanjuanelo came out punching and while Gorres did counter some punches, Sanjuanelo was by far the more effective fighter in the round and continued to round 6 where both fighters appeared to take teh round off much to the dismay of the fans, Round seven also saw little action as both boxers continued to land punches when they could. Round 8 and Sanjuanelo was back counter punching and landing brilliantly as he made Gorres look like a rookie whiffing a lot of his punches that round. Round 9 was a more effective round for Gorres but Sanjuanelo continued to counter punch effectively. Round 10 and it was Gorres landing the punches early on but fatigue was getting to him later in the round as Sanjuanelo landed powerful shots with an uppercut that almost made Gorres' knee touch the canvas. The final two rounds again saw little action as both fighters were exhausted and the scorecards were announced
Judge Tim Dronfield England scores it 115-114 for Gorres (which shocked the corner of Sanjuanelo and most of the ringside experts)
Renato Caddeo, San Marino scores the bout 117 to 112 for Jose Sanjuanelo
John Wright, Australia scores the bout 116 to 113 for ......Jose Sanjuanelo
Your winner and new 0-6 champion by split decision is Jose Sanjuanelo!
7-15 tournament and Kawakami will face Herman in the first semi final both fighters start off tentative in the opening round both lands some good punches but neither one too the advantage. Round two and it was Herman off to a fast start landing crisper punches esily winning the round. Round 3 was clinch fest and posturing round as Kawakami landed the only significant punch much to the fans displeasure at the Mirage Hotel and Casino. Round 4 and Kawakami connected first before both sides again engaged into a clinch fest which was immediately brought with boos from teh crowd. Kawakami Started connecting better punches as teh round progressed and took the round easily. Herman came back to life in round 5 which was met by cheers from the fans and took the round on one last connecting punch before the bell sounded. Round 6 and Herman opens with with barrages but Kawakami did land one hard punch and the action fired up the crowd as well. Round 6 and it was Kawakami swinging wildly to start the round. herman remained focused in the round landing more and better punches. Round 8 was all Kawakami as he came out swinging again but finally connecting his wild punches despite Herman's defensive skills and occasional jabs to keep Kawakami at bay.. Round 9 and both sides returned to clinching much to teh dismay of everyone. Herman did get in some solid punches more so than Kawakami. Round 10 and the boo birds were out in force and vocal as neither boxer did much of anything. Round 11 was a punch for punch exchange which appeased the boo birds as they are now waiting for the main event. Final round and it started slow but ended with some serious blows by Kawakami despite the best efforts to stop them by Herman. Here's Bruce Burgess with the call...
Ladies and Gentlemen, the scorecards are in, and here is your official decision...
Beat Hausamann, Switzerland scores the bout 115 to 114 for Hidetsugu Kawakami
Medardo Villalobos, Panama scores the bout 115 to 114 for Pete Herman
Erwin Fountain, United States scores the bout 116 to 113 for ...
...Pete Herman
The winner by split decision is Pete Herman!
And now the main event between Ayala and Jofre both fighters are ready to go and there is the bell for round 1. Both fighters comes out landing their punches on each other early Jofre appears to have an advantage and there is a solid hook that staggers Ayala and there is teh bell ending round 1. Round two and it was all Jofre keeping Ayala at bay with solid shots and little resistance from Ayala in counter punching a very dominate round for Jofre. Round 3 Jofre comes out swinging but its Ayala with the first good shot in. Jofre comes back connecting as we enter the final seconds and OH a powerful uppercut sends Ayala down to the canvas and the count is at 4 before he gets up and teh crowd is stunned here at the Mirage at that knockdown. Round 4 and its Ayala keeping Jofre at bay landing a series of jabs but Jofre continues to work inside and land his har shots but it is Ayala landing the more frequent punches to take the round. Round 5 and its Ayala swinging wildly but landing good shots early and a terrific hook from Jofre reminds Ayala that he is still there and now Jofre focuses and lands the better shots which slows down Ayala.
Round 7 saw a beautiful display of counter punching from both fighters as neither one really got going one miss and the other lands throughout the round. .Ayala is off to a quick start in round 8 landing the punches as Jofre appears to be waiting for that one punch to land and OW did he land a winging hook that snaps Ayala's head back and he appears hurt and Jofre is exploiting that landing the punches he has been waiting for and the bell sounds to bring the crowd back to life. Round 8 and Jofre lands the punches early on but starts missing badly and Ayala takes advantage landing several solid blows late in teh round to give teh round to Ayala. Round 9 and both fighters comes out landing and Jofre appears to have teh early advantage again early on but Ayala is consistent and lands more frequently to take the round.. Round 10 and now its Jofre with teh better counter punching and he appears to be opening up a bit more as Ayala looks fatigued and there is a beautiful hook from jofre and Ayala goes down again but is quickly up on teh count of two shaking his head saying i'm not hurt but Jofre is relentless this round pouring it on and there is the bell to end the round lets go quickly to our unofficial scorer to see how he has it. I have it 97-92 for Jofre the two knockdowns and better punching from Jofre is winning it in my book. Round 11 and Ayala looks very tired and Jofre is back to taking his time again Ayala with the early shots but Jofre is landing more better and harder as the round progresses. Final round Jofre looks relaxed in fact he might be too relaxed as Ayala just will not quit and Ayala is pouring it on going for the KO win Jofre is on the ropes and the crowd is on their feet cheering on Ayala but the power just is not there to put Jofre down despite the punches landed and there is the bell to end a great fight.
Here's Yoshifumi Araki with the call...
Ladies and Gentlemen, the judges have tallied their scorecards and here is your decision...
Jose Cruz, Spain has it 116 to 111
Carol Castellano, United States scores it 115 to 112
Louis Skena, France sees the fight 116 to 112
The winner and NEW 7-15 champion by unanimous decision is Eder Jofre!
The two fought back in 2024 semis and the fight was declared a draw Jofre made sure that wasn't happening again.
After his 7th rd TKO victory over Jesus Diaz RFG American Edmund Malone announces his retirement from boxing. He finishes his career with a 39-22-6(9) record. He was 11th in overall wins with 39 and 11th in performance points with 1778.9. In addition he is also a 3 time world champion which was the determination to his Hall of Fame induction. he was 1-2 over Jofre and lost twice to Ayala and once to Herman. His title victories was to Chris Bryant, Gustavo Morales, Carlos Paez and Jofre. By rule two fighters have been promoted Romuald Mordasini (RFG Italy) lost his promoting box off shot to contender but was promoted anyway due to his 34-29-3(14) record and Juan Polo Perez (historic from Columbia) was promoted after his box off loss in the golden gloves group with a 6-2-0(2) record
Freedom Hall Louisville Kentucky is the host for the bantamweight finals and the co feature we will have 0-6 division champion Jose Sanjuano face upstart Steve Whitmer and there is the bell to start the fight. Sanjuanelo lands effective early on but Whitmer is equally aggressive and up to the task landing punches of his own and dominated the last minute of the round. Round two and Sanjuanelo opens up a massive barrage of punches for most of the round but Whitmer rallies in the final 30 seconds in a desperate come from behind rally but it was too little late as the bell sounds going to round 3. Sanjuanelo starts off quick again landing early punches and this time Whitmer could not make a rally absorbing the punches as the bell sounds. Round 4 begins and Sanjuanelo lands a hard jab followed by a cross from Whitmer as that spurned on Sanjuanelo to throw another barrage of punches through the round leaving the fans in attendance stunned. Round 5 and this time its Whitmer with the early start but Sanjuanelo is staying strong and taking his time to wear down Whitmer. Round 6 and neither fighter appears to be the aggressor in the round and the boo birds are getting vocal about the lack of action as the bell sounds to end this sinker of a round. Round 7 and its Sanjuanelo opening up a barrage of punches but Whitmer gets in the occasional punch and lands with some frequency as well as he made the round much closer than what it first seemed. The bell sounds in the 8th and Whitmer gets an early advantage landing a hard combination and OH!!!!!! a thundering cross sends Sanjuanelo down and the fans out of their seats the count is at 9 and Sanjuanelo is up but he looks hurt and Whitmer kicks in his killer instinct landing a hook followed by a jab. Sanjuanelo is hanging in there but he looks weak and what an uppercut from Whitmer sends Sanjuanelo to the ropes, referee looking in closely and a huge cross by Whitmer and referee Schultz jumps in and its OVER!!!!! The crowd is ecstatic Whitmer is the new 0-6 champion via TKO!!!!!
Now for the main event Jofre vs Herman and both fighters look ready and the crowd is lit in anticipation of this event. There is the bell and Jofre lands a strong combination but Herman is in it to win it and was more effective in the first round. Round 2 Herman lands a few at the start of the round, but Jofre appears to be loading up and there is teh shot he was looking for stunning Herman and another solid right to the head of Herman. Herman shakes it off and lands a few minor punches to keep the round close. Herman starts off round 3 with a volley of jabs and uppercuts but Jofre lands solid punches while on the ropes and a big hook to teh head of Herman staggers him and there is teh bell to end the round. Round 4 and its Jofre obviously loading up his punches sensing he can end this fight in the next few rounds wicked combination staggers Herman again and a powerful hook to the body sends Herman reeling into the ropes as the bell sounds to end the round. After four rounds our ring side expert has it even at 38. There is the bell to round 5 Herman lands a quick jab but Jofre counters with a cross and unleashes a steady group of timely punches throughout the rest of the round as Herman just cannot find the range he had earlier in the fight.Herman opens up in round 6 landing early and somewhat often as Jofre appears to be taking it easy this round but landed a couple of minor ounces late in the round to make the judges think about who won that round.
Herman starts off round 7 with a few effectives and a strong hook as Jofre back pedals which made Herman open up finally and he starts off a furious attack that left no doubt who won the round. Round 8 Jofre with a beautiful counter punch early followed by a wicked cross in the corner to Herman's head stunning him. but Herman responds back landing a flurry of punches of his own leaving the crowd screaming approvals at that close round. Taking a look at the unofficial scorecard we have it EVEN 78-78 after 8 rounds. Round 9 and these two fighters are going toe to toe but Jofre lands the better punches and caps off the round with a violent cross that staggers Herman. Round 10 and its Jofre again landing huge punches but this time Herman counters with some of his own and teh crowd is really fired up now as we head into round 11. The action slows down a lot in the round but Jofre lands a meaningful jab to keep Herman honest in his intentions. Round 12 and Jofre is bringing the hammer blows scoring three quick times before Herman lands a soft uppercut. But it appears that Jofre was playing possum in the last round scoring beautiful shots for the rest of the round and our unofficial scorecard has it 115-113 for Jofre. Round 13 bot fighters are obviously getting tired but Herman firs off a thundering right so maybe he was playing possum in the last round? Jofre weathers the storm and is in load up the punches mode as he forces Herman into a corner and Jofre continues to land the power punches and has opened up a lead and Herman is fading.
Two rounds left and we notice some swelling on Herman but he is still landing the punches and forcing Jofre into the corner landing shots but not that much power behind them. Final round and our scorecard says Herman needs a knockdown to tie but a since Jofre is the champ a tie means Jofre keeps the title. Herman lands a good shot early and it appears that Jofre is holding back a very risky move in the final round and the judges may have this closer than we do. Herman the aggressor and punch lander as Jofre is just setting back and taking it. Offering no counters just coasting to the end and there is the bell. His corner think Jofre won but Herman's corner is also celebrating as well. We go to the ring where Jeff Brown is ready with the call...
Ladies and Gentlemen, the judges have tallied their scorecards and here is your decision...
Guillermo Perez Pineda, Panama scores the bout 144 to 143 for Eder Jofre
Phillam Garcia, Philippines scores the bout 143 to 143 - even
Santiago Medine, Panama scores the bout 143 to 142 for ...
...Eder Jofre
The winner and still 7-15 champion by majority decision is Eder Jofre
2030 0-6 Golden Gloves group A Historic South Korean Tae-ll Chang goes 7-0-0(1) to win the group
Group B Historic American Hurley Snead goes 6-1-0(1) to win the group
0-6 Journeyman group A RFG American Cam Smith runs the table going 7-0-0(1) making his contender debut next season with a record of 12-3-0(1) RFG Brazilian Artur Jennings goes 5-2-0 to finish second and will also make his contender debut next season with a record of 12-3-0(2)
Group B Historic Filipino AJ Banal is making a lot of noise as he makes his contender debut next season with a 15-0-0(4) record. Historic American Sammy Bienfeld goes 5-2-0(1) 32-37-4(3) overall will make his 3rd appearance in contender. RFG Italian Rosario Zeri calls it a career going 30-39-3(6) being stopped only 3 times defeated Chambers but lost to Galaxy, Davilla and Washington.
Group C Historic Namibia Paulus Ambunda goes 6-1-0(2) easily winning the group and will make his debut in contender next season. Joining him is RFG Australian Brent McCarthy going 5-2-0(1) 12-3-0(3) overall and will also make his debut in contender next season.
Group D RFG Mexican Gustavo Toro continues his meteoric rise through the league going a perfect 7-0-0(1) improving hsi record to 14-1-0(3) and may face tougher competition in his debut at contender. fellow Mexican historic Joel Luna Zarate goes 5-2-0(1) and will also make his contender debut next season
0-6 Contender group A RFG American Dennis Blanton will make his second trip to world after going 5-2-0(1) to win the group.
Group B RFG Englander William Lenn will make his second trip to world after winning the group with a 5-2-0 record.
Group C Historic Mexican Juan Jose Montes goes a perfect 7-0-0(3) to make his second trip to world. Montes was the last title holder before the 2018 realignment he gave up the title for not finishing in the top 2 in the 2018 season.
Group D Historic Englander Tommy proffitt sweeps the group 7-0-0 and willmake his second trip to world.
0-6 World Group A Historic South African Vusi Malinga goes 6-1-0(4) and will make his return to super series. in 2026 he won the title in the semis via 8th rd KO over Davilla and retained in the finals via UD over Entwistle. He lost the title due to rank in 2027. RFG Chinese Shu-yaan Chiu makes his first appearance in the super series finishing second at 5-2-0(1)
Group B Sanjuanelo got his revenge in pool play defeating Whitmer via UD to win the pool and enters his second straight super series. Whitmer will defend his title finishing second. Meanwhile historic Thailand Khaokor Galaxy reached the 60 win club with a 10th rd TKO over Sanjuanelo. RFG Venezuelan Ramon Davila recorded his 30th KO getting it in the 2nd rd over Feltz
0-6 Journey 5-8 vs Combined Golden Gloves
Yanez vs Narsi DRAW
Castro vs Iida Castro UD
Atherton vs Pedley Atherton UD
Delgado vs Mix Delgado 7th rd TKO
Smith vs Perez Perez UD
Becerra vs Murphy Becerra UD
Fletcher vs Flores Fletcher UD
Yee vs Ureta Yee UD
Mubiru vs Chang Mubiru MD
Tae vs Ross Ross UD
Bergeron vs Snead Bergeron UD
Zaleta ve Tyte Tyte UD
Lian vs Britt Britt 2nd rd KO
Hook vs Bianca Hook MD
Zeri and Blando retires Slavchev and Lara gets byes
Contender 5-6 vs Journeyman 3-4
Gillis vs Arce Arce SD
Kaiyanghadaogym vs Waymouth Waymouth SD
Osborne vs Moreno Osborne UD
Randall vs Biquet Biquet UD
Clark vs Sithbaobay Sithbaobay UD
Flores vs Adelaja Adelaja MD
Maguire vs Medina Maguire UD
Wilson vs Gutierrez Wilson UD
World 5-6 vs Contender 2 Palace at Auburn Hills Michigan
Delgado vs Gallegos Delgado UD
Espino vs Harris Espino MD
Galaxy vs Baldock Baldock MD
Newman vs Stevens Newman SD
Super Series semi finals Palace at Auburn Hills Michigan
Chiu vs Sanjuanelo Sanjuanelo MD
Malinga vs Whitmer (c) Whitmer 1st rd KO (1:58 in 1st round 6/6 in punches while Malinga was 0/54)
2030 7-15 Golden Gloves group A RFG Columbian Antonio Madrigal goes a perfect 7-0-0(3) to win the group.
Group B RFG American Edward Hickey went perfect 7-0-0(2) to start his career on the right punch.
7-15 Journeyman group A RFG Cuban Francisco Tamayo will make his 4th trip to contender after going 6-1-0 in pool play. Joining him is RFG Australian Elijah Gerlach who went 5-2-0 in pool play and will make his second trip to contender.
Group B two fighters with impressive starts will make their debuts in contender next season. RFG Romanian Gabriel Gheorghe went 5-2-0(1) had an 8 bout win streak snapped by RFG American Dave White to finish 13-2-0(1) in his young career and Historic Spaniard Agustin Senin goes 6-1-0(1) to improve to 13-2-0(2) .RFG New Zealander Adam Schmidt calls it a career with a record of 26-33-5(9) which included a 7 bout win streak.
Group C RFG Ghana Jifar Chipende wins the group posting a 6-1-0(2) record but opted to call it a career at 45-24-1(11) having been stopped only 5 times 31.6 accuracy rate and a 9 bout win streak but posted loses to Jofre twice and Herman. RFG American George Benton will assume the top spot posting a 5-2-0(1) record and will make his debut in contender next season. Joining him is RFG American Brian Foley after 4 season in journeyman, goes back to contender for the 3rd time. Also retiring is RFG Australian Andy Floyd who finished his career at 35-38-3(7) which included an 8 bout win streak 31.6 accuracy rate and a huge SD win over Jofre.
Group D RFG Bennie Downey goes 5-2-0 to win the group and will make his contender debut next season. RFG Romanian Dorel Tabacari will join Downey in his 3rd appearance in contender at 40-30-1(3)
7-15 Contender group A RFG American Bill Lee continues to wreck havoc on the league going 7-0-0 going to his first time world group with an overall record of 21-1-0(1). RFG German Luca Jaeger finishes 2nd 36-35-2(8) overall and will try to make his 2nd trip to world. Retiring is RFG Mexican Jesus Diaz ending his career with a record of 37-28-2(3) which included a 7 bout win streak 2023-24 and being stopped only 3 times
Group B Japanese RFG Mito Nomura went 7-0-0(1) to wipe out the competition and will make his first ever appearance in world in his young career 19-3-0(5) overall. RFG American Chris Moore shattered the 50 win threshold via 1st rd KO over Skinner. Moore finished second going 6-1-0(4)
Group C RFG Frenchman Bernard Duval recorded a SD win iver Mason Panniers to win the group and make his 3rd trip to World.
Group D RFG Mexican Antonio Marquez goes 6-1-0 improving hsi record to 31-14-0(3) as he will make his 2nd appearance in world.
7-15 World Group A After appearing to coast to his title in the final round of the super series finals last season, Jofre left no questions as to his intentions this season going 6-1-0(4) and recording his 50th win via 5th rd TKO over Paez. Historic American Johnny Coulon lost in his match with Jofre but still went 6-1-0(2) and will make his second trip to the super series losing to Herman back in 2027 via SD.
Group B Japanese RFG Hidetsugu Kawakami runs the table going 7-0-0(2) and enters his first super series. Herman enters his 3rd straight super series going 5-2-0 for 2nd place.
7-15 Journey 5-8 vs Combined Golden Gloves
Perez vs Madrigal Madrigal UD
Toweel vs Perez Toweel SD
Snyder vs Staples Snyder UD
Bennett vs Hickey Bennett UD
Osagboro vs Thomas Thomas MD
Bursuq vs Rudkin Bursuq UD
Moody vs Allen Moody 5th rd TKO
Gross vs Saito Saito UD
Whetter vs Steverson Steverson UD
Barrett vs Garcia Garcia 7th rd TKO
Bravo vs Miranda Bravo UD
Diaz vs Pineda Diaz UD
Andrade vs Boundy DRAW
O'cllaghan vs Cabral O'cllaghan SD
Schmidt and Floyd retires Barraquias and Abrams gets bye
Contender 5-6 vs Journeyman 3-4
Sahaprom vs Sukothai Sukothai UD
Penalosa vs Hodder Hodder UD
Castro vs White Castro 7th rd TKO
Courtlandt vs Johnston Courtlandt 8th rd TKO
Guzman vs Castellanos Castellanos UD
Walsh vs Miller Walsh SD
Ash vs Milina Milina 5th rd KO
Chipende retires (won group but that left 3rd open Floyd) Randolph (Contender 5-6) gets bye
World 5-6 vs Contender 2 Philadelphia Municipal Stadium
Gagnon vs Panniers Gagnon 8th rd TKO
Woods vs Davis DRAW Woods win on points
Garcia vs Jaeger DRAW Jaeger wins on points
Powell vs Moore Moore 5th rd TKO
Super Series semi finals Philadelphia Municipal Stadium
Jofre (c) vs Herman MAJORITY DRAW Jofre still champ
Coulon vs Kawakami Coulon MD
Super Series Finals Mandalay Resort and Casino Las Vegas
Sanjuanelo vs Whitmer (c) Sanjuanelo 7th rd TKO (points/RSC)
Jofre (c) vs Coulon Jofre MD
2032 0-6 Golden Gloves group A Historic Nigerian Suller Shittu runs the table going 7-0-0(1)
Group B Historic Englander Danny O'Sullivan goes 6-1-0(3) and won the group when he defeated RFG Welshman Anthony Bland (6-1-0(2)) via SD for the tie breaker
0-6 Journeyman group A Canadian RFG Connor Gillis goes 6-1-0 to win the group and will make his 2nd entry into contender. RFG Spaniard Ernesto recorded his 30th win via UD over Flores to take second and will make his 3rd trip to contender.
Group B RFG American Dan Randall will make his 4th trip to contender after posting a 6-1-0(1) record to win the group. Columbian RFG Alejandro Santos finished second at 5-2-0(1) while also recording his 40th in the process. Retiring is RFG Cuban Emilio Ramos after recording a 1st rd TKO oer Randall in his last fight posting a record of 41-36-4(6)
Group C After a so so first two seasons historic American Happy Atherton breaks out with a 7-0-0 showing and his first trip to contender with a record of 16-7-0(1). Historic South African Jake Tuli secures second with a 5-2-0(2) posting and will make his 3rd trip to contender. Historic American Tony Fletcher calls it a career going 33-46-1(1) he had a promising start defeating Galaxy via MD to break his 16 bout win streak (Galaxy later avenged that loss with a 4th rd KO). Fletcher was stopped 7 times and a 32.2 accuracy rate.
Group D After losing to Young Britt in the opening round, historic Mexican Giovanni Delgado reels off 6 wins in a row to win the group and then announces his retirement with a record of 37-32-1(7). After 4 seasons in journeyman Chinese RFG Shi-xian Yee goes 6-1-0(2) and will make his debut next season in contender. Albanian RFG A Aldi Kraja finishes 3rd going 4-3-0(1) but is promoted to his 4th trip to contender due to Delgados retirement. Historic American Britt Young finishes 4th and will compete in the journeyman 3-4/ contender 5-6 box off.
0-6 Contender group A RFG Australian Brent Mccarthy goes a perfect 7-0-0(3) to win the group and will make his world debut next season.
Group B Toro repeated his showing from Journeyman last season going 7-0-0(3) to make his first trip to world with a 21-1-0(6) record and states he will dominate the 0-6 division.
Group C after going 6-1-0(2) last season in journeyman, Ambunda goes 7-0-0 and will make his debut in world next season at 25-5-0(2)
Group D Davila finally called it a Hall of Fame career after winning the group going 5-2-0 and complied a very impressive record of 71-16-1(3) which included a 25 bout win streak which started after a loss to Galaxy in 2015 and ended in 2021 via 1st rd TKO cuts to Galaxy. Davila was also stopped 10 times and had a 35.6% accuracy punch rate. Complied a 40-9-0(19) record in his 7 seasons in the world group RFG American Cam Smith finished in second lost the tie breaker to Davila will be promoted to his first world appearance due to Davila's retirement.
0-6 World Group A Sanjuanelo and Whitmer makes their third trip to the super series posting 5-2-0 records
Group B Chiu wins the group defeating Delgado via MD for the 1-2 tie breaker. Delgado will make his first super series trip. Chiu will make his second trip. RFG American Matt Newman calls it a career going 52-25-1(20) which included a 16 bout win streak and a 2023 title defeating Osborne via MD. After starting in the 2015 tournament, he stayed in the world group realignment in 2018 and never left until his career ended in 2033.
0-6 Journey 5-8 vs Combined Golden Gloves
Yanez vs Connor Connor UD
Tyle vs Bland Tyle 8th rd KO
Snyder vs Bebe Bebe UD
Slachev vs Marino Marino UD
Teran vs Rossano Rossano UD
Moreno vs Allemand Moreno UD
Lara vs O' Sullivan Lara 6th rd TKO
Kaiyanghadogym vs Cabera Cabera SD
Hare vs Jurado DRAW
Median vs Shittu Median UD
Hook vs Nolasco Hook SD
Becerra vs Kill Becerra UD
Perez vs Oba Oba UD
Ross vs Torrez Ross SD
Ramos and Fletcher retires Tousey and Clarke get byes
Contender 5-6 vs Journeyman 3-4
Maguire vs Clark Maguire 5th rd DQ
Washington vs Britt Britt 4th rd TKO
Chambers vs Sundta Sundta MD
Arce vs Mubriu Arce UD
Harrison vs Castro DRAW Castro wins on points
Banal vs Bergeron Banal SD
Henry vs Flores DRAW Flores wins on points
Delgado retires Galaxy gets bye
World 5-6 vs Contender 2 Philadelphia Convention Hall
Reyes vs Carpentero Draw special 4 rounder both moves to Golden Gloves
Montes vs Zarate Montes 2nd rd KO
Baldock vs Sosa Baldock UD
Malinga vs Gallegos Malinga UD
Smith promoted due to Davila's retirement (contender 2) Proffitt gets bye
Super Series semi finals Philadelphia Convention Hall
Sanjuanelo (c) vs Delgado Delgado UD
Whitmer vs Chiu Chiu UD records 30th win
2032 7-15 Golden Gloves group A Denmark RFG Brent Most recorded his 5th straight UD win defeating Historic American Harold Petty to win the group. Both fighters finished with a 6-1-0 record
Group B RFG Filipino Joshua Padua goes 6-1-0(3) to win the group
7-15 Journeyman group A RFG American Edward Steverson coming off a slow start in Golden Gloves last season goes a perfect 7-0-0 to make his first appearance in contender with a record of 11-4-0. Historic South American Vic Toweel is off to a much slower start after 2 season but found his groove going 5-2-0 to secure second and his first trip to contender with a record of 9-13-1
Group B Historic Thailand Veeraphol Sahaprom makes his 3rd appearance to contender after going 6-1-0(1) to win the group. RFG American Gerald Miller continues his hot ways going 5-2-0 to improve to 16-7-0(3) and will make his first appearance to contender.
Group C RFG Frenchman Tom Thomas continues his white hot streak going a perfect 7-0-0 and 14-1-0(1) overall to make his debut in contender next season. RFG Columbian Antonio Madrigal is also on a white hot start going 5-2-0 for second and a 13-2-0(3) overall to also make his contender debut next season. Retiring is RFG Spaniard Fernando Guzman who finished in 3rd but opted out of the box off recording his 40th win via MD over Hickey but lost his last two fights after that. He was stopped 8 times and a 30.9 punch accuracy rate.
Group D RFG Syrian Naijar Bursuq breaks out of his slump to go 6-1-0 and will make his first entry into contender with a record of 13-10-0(1). RFG American Mark Rose finishes 2nd and breaks the 30 win mark in his career for his second trip to contender. Retiring is RFG American Chris Bryant who won a disputed title back in 2016 when a foul point was not correctly added in his MD win over Paez. Bryant lost the title in his next bout to Malone and lost his super series attempt at the title in the ssmis via 8th rd KO to Paez. He defeated Jofre once in three tries and was stopped only 7 times.
7-15 Contender group A Filipino RFG Melchor Woodville delivered a 7th rd KO over RFG Englander Mason Panniers to win the group and after 6 seasons will make his first appearance in world next season. After 8 seasons RFG Matt Davis has been regulated out of contender and into Journeyman finishing 8th with a 1-6-0(1) showing. Retiring is Greek RFG Tansey Axelos with a record of 39-40-3(4) and a 31.7 accuracy rate
Group B Historic Italian Franco Zurlo has been fighting since 2018 and after going 6-1-0(1) he has finally reached the world group with an overall record of 35-25-1(3). Foul Milina (RFG South African) called it a career going 35-37-0(6) and a 32.5% punch accuracy rate. Also retiring is Italian RFG Romulad Mordasini with a record of 37-40-3(15) and a 33.5% accuracy rate.
Group C RFG Canadian George Hodder markes his first 7-0-0(2) season and will make his debut in world next season.
Group D Gherorghe after winning his first 8 bouts then lost his next two, is now on a 12 bout win streak going 7-0-0(1) and will make his debut in the highly contested world group next season. Australian RFG Elijah Gerlach calls it a career with a record of 41-34-1(8) and a 33.4% punch accuracy winning the title once in 2021
7-15 World Group A Herman will make his 4th trip to the super series winning the group and Kawakami will make his 3rd.
Group B Japanese RFG Milo Nomura wins the group going 6-1-0(1). Lee records a stunning 10th rd TKO over Jofre to make his super series debut and stripping Jofre of the title. Two Hall of Fame retirements to announce RFG American Chris Moore calls it quits posting a 55-26-1(26) with a 10 bout win streak and stopped only 3 times lost title shot in finals in 2019 via UD to Malone.. RFG Cuban Carlos Paez was the first champion (automatic HOF entry) posting a 49-32-2(7) record winning the title on 3 seperate occassions 9 bout win streak and also stopped only 3 times.
7-15 Journey 5-8 vs Combined Golden Gloves
Garcia vs Medina Garcia UD
Schiefen vs Fairley Schiefen SD
Penalosa vs Rodenko DRAW Rodenko wins on points
Sanchez vs Petty Sanchez 5th rd KO
Taylor vs Toms Taylor SD
Walters vs Estes Estes UD
Hickey vs Li Hickey UD
Johnston vs Ledezma Ledezma UD
Bennett vs Padua Padua MD
Snyder vs Kamyshnikov Snyder UD
Bravo vs Deleon Bravo UD
Ash vs Most DRAW Ash retires Most promoted
Borboa vs Romero DRAW Romero wins on points
Medina vs Shimizu Shimizu UD
Barraquias vs Martinez Barraquias UD
Axelos retires Moore gets bye
Contender 5-6 vs Journeyman 3-4
Benton vs O'Cllaghan DRAW O'Cllaghan wins on points
Morales vs Andrade Morales UD Andrade moves to contender for 1st time ever (8 seasons) due to retirements
Walsh vs Diaz Walsh UD Diaz moved to contender due to retirements
Powell vs Moody Moody UD
Tabacari vs Mwenda DRAW Tabacari wins on points Mwenda promoted due to retirements
Courtlandt vs Saito Saito SD
Perry vs Abrams Abrams UD
Guzman retires journeyman Milina retires contender
World 5-6 vs Contender 2 Nihon Budoken Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Jaeger vs Niebuhr Niebuhr 5th rd TKO
Stufi vs Foley Stufi UD
Woods vs Sukothai Woods SD
Ayala vs Panniers DRAW
Super Series semi finals Nihon Budoken Hall, Tokyo, Japan
Kawakami vs Nomura (c) Nomura MD
Herman vs Lee Lee UD
Super Series Finals Toyoko Dome Japan
Delgado (c) vs Chiu Delgado 14th rd TKO records 30th win
Nomura (c) vs Lee Nomura 13th rd TKO (cuts) 42.6 to 8.8% accuracy rate for Lee Lee was winning big on the score cards.
2034 0-6 Golden Gloves group A Historic Japanese Hideyasu Ishihara wins the group with a 7-0-0(5) record
Group B RFG German Nicolas Tarnat wins the group 5-2-0
0-6 Journeyman group A RFG American Joey Wilson wins the four way 5-2-0 tie breaker and will make his 3rd trip to contender. Historic Mexican Jose Cabrera finishes second and will make his debut in contender next season. RFG American Anthony Harrison retires with a record of 47-39-3(8)
Group B Welsh RFG Anthony Bland wins the group sweeping the group and will head into his contender debut at 13-2-0(4). RFG American Gerald Bradley will make his 3rd trip to contender going 5-2-0(1). RFG Englander Nicky Entwistle calls it a career at 46-37-2(9) including a 7 bout win streak a 32.4 connect rate and was stopped 7 times.
Group C RFG American Derek Harris wins the group going 6-1-0(2) and will make his 2nd trip to contender. Finishing 2nd at 5-2-0 is fellow RFG American Wayne Henry who wil lmake his 2nd trip to contender. Historic Columbian Sigifredo Moreno calls it a career going 41-44-3(17)
Group D Historic Nigerian Sulley Shittu wins the rare 3 way 6-1-0 tie breaker and will debut in contender with a 12-3-0(2) record. 2nd place goes to Bob Washington who will make his 3rd trip to contender with an overall record of 43-23-0(14) Historic Englander Jack Hare ended his career going 40-43-1(4) as did RFG Dominican Republic RFG Alfredo Medina with a record of 38-50-3(3)
0-6 Contender group A after 3 straight years of losing contender 2nd place box offs RFG Mexican Juan Gallegos finally makes it to world after sweeping the group and improving his overall record to 47-14-0(8). Zambia RFG Markos Jenebi calls it a career going 50-35-2(10) he enters the hall of fame despite only one season in world (0-7-0) he spent 8 season in contender compiling a record of 36-20-0(8) he also had a 7 bout win streak stopped 8 times and a 33.7 connect rate.
Group B Historic Mexican Joel Luna Zarate wins the group at 6-1-0(4) and will debut in world next season. RFG American Ray Osborne capped off his Hall of Fame career going 51-28-3(12) having only been stopped 8 times and a connect rate of 32.8. Colombian RFG Alejandro Santos also calls it a career winning the title once and posting an 8 bout win streak to go along with his 44-39-3(9) record. RFG American Pat Bergeron also calls it a career going 42-40-1(13)
Group C Historic Filipino AJ Banal wins the group at 6-1-0(3) and will debut in world next season. South African RFG Jumh Adelaja calls it a career going 48-37-3(6) including a 9 bout win streak 34.8 connect rate and stopped 7 times with 3 coming in 8th rd. Also retiring is historic Argentinian Benicio Segundo Sosa with a record of 44-37-1(4) which included an 8 bout win streak and a 34.9 connect rate.
Group D A banner year for historic Thai Khaokor Galaxy who won the group going 6-1-0(3) will once again try to win his second title and recorded a UD over Gutierrez for his 70th win.
0-6 World Group A RFG Mexican Gustavo Toro extends his impressive win streak to 22 by sweeping the competition again and will make his 1st ever super series appearance with a record of 28-1-0(10). RFG American Steve Whitmer will try for his 3rd title after finishing 2nd with a 4-3-0(2) group record.
Group B with a 6th rd KO RFG Australian Brent Mccarthy over current champ RFG Panamanian Miguel Angel Delgado Mccarthy wins the group and will make his super series debut. Delgado.will defend his title against Toto.
0-6 Journey 5-8 vs Combined Golden Gloves
Bienfeld vs Thank UD
Nolasco vs Terror UD
Feltz vs Jano UD
Bebe vs Allan SD
Becerra vs Salinas DRAW Salinas wins on points
Lara vs Tamat UD
Clark vs Runguisai MD
Stevens vs Carpentero 4th rd KO
Hook vs Tino UD
Tousey vs Reyes UD
Rossano vs Ishihara DRAW Rossano wins on points
Connor vs MacSorley UD
Medina and Hare retires all GG assigned to journeyman Songkirat and Muratalla gets byes Danny O'Sullivan recalled from 2033 box off
Contender 5-6 vs Journeyman 3-4
Gillis vs Tyte UD
Kotey vs Mubiru 1st rd TKO 40th win Mubiru retires after match
Flores vs Waymouth 5th rd DQ
Gutierrez vs Ross UD
Espino vs Marino DRAW Marino wins on points
Kraja vs Chambers UD
Jackson vs Oba 7th rd KO
Harrison and Entwistle retires Jenebi and Adelaja retires from contender Tyte, Mubiru and Waymouth called up automatically called up
World 5-6 vs Contender 2 Figali Centro de Convenciones Panama
Blanton vs Jennings UD
Gorrez vs Yee 4th rd TKO
Smith vs Rizzo DRAW Rizzo wins on points
Castro vs Moreno SD (special 4 rd both goes to GG) Lenn gets bye
Osborne retires journeyman 3-4 called up
Super Series semi finals Figali Centro de Convenciones Panama
Toro vs Delgado (c) UD
Whitmer vs Mccarthy MD
2034 7-15 Golden Gloves group A RFG Mexican Juan Vasquez wins the group at 6-1-0(1)
Group B RFG Irishman Oliver Turrill wins the group at 6-1-0 30-46-3(2)
7-15 Journeyman group A RFG Amer4ican Justin Courtlandt wins the 3 way 6-1-0 tie breaker and will make his 4th trip to Contender. Panamanian RFG Alfredo Deleon finishes second and makes his first trip to contender in his young career. RFG American Jack Randolph calls it a career going 30-46-3(2)
Group B RFG Filipino Ramil Barraquias sweeps the group and will debut oin contender next season with a record of 15-7-0. Joining him will be RFG Argentinean Jesus Ledezma who will also make his debut at 8-7-0. RFG American Toby Snyder calls it a career going 31-54-4(1) having been stopped only 3 times. Also retiring is fellow RFG American Patrick Perry with a record of 38-48-1(6) despite a 34.1 connect rate.
Group C RFG American Edward Hickey wins the group at 6-1-0(1) and will debut in contender next season. Joining him is fellow RFG American George Benton who finished at 5-2-0(2) and will make his second trip to contender.
Group D RFG Filipino Joshua Padua defeated RFG Frenchman Franck Garcia via UD to win the group and Padua will debut in contender with a record of 12-3-0(3). Gracia won his 40th bout via UD over Kamyshnikov and will make his 4th trip to contender. Puerto Rican RFG Antonio Sanchez retires with a record of 32-46-2(3) having been stopped only 5 times and a 31.6 connect rate.
7-15 Contender group A RFG American Edward Steverson extends his win streak to 15 after sweeping the grpoup and will debut in world at 18-4-0(1). RFG German Jaeger Luca retires with a record of 41-45-4(11)
Group B Spoainard Agustin Senin wins the group at 6-1-0 and will debut in world at 23-6-0(5). Ghana RFG Yillyen Mwenda calls it a career finishing at 37-43-2(9)
Group C RFG Frenchman Tom Thomas continues his very hot ways sweeping the competition for the second season in a row and pads his current 15 bout win streak to 21-1-0(2) and will debut in world next season. Romanian RFG Dorel Tabacari retires with a record of 45-39-2(5) winning the title once via 15th rd TKO cuts over Malone 7 bout win streak and having been stopped only 5 times.
Group D South Korean RFG Sung Kil Moon wins the group at 6-1-0(2 and will mak3e his 2nd trip to world. RFG Frenchman Bernard Duval calls it a career after going 41-39-2(14) including a 7 bout win streak.
7-15 World Group A Romanian RFG Gabriel Gheorghe sweeps the group improving his record to 27-2-0(3) and will debut in the super series. Japanese RFG Milo Nomura will defend his title finishing 2nd. Nomura retained the title last season with a 13th rd TKO despite an 8.6 punch accuracy and losing badly on the score cards.
Group B American RFG Bill Lee wins the group at 6-1-0 and will make his second consecutive trip to the super series at 33-5-0(5). Filipino RFG Melchor Woodville foinished 2nd and will debut in the super series at 37-14-1(3). Brazilian historic LEGEND Eder Jofre calls it a career going 63-11-2(22) his hall of fame credentials are 41-8-0(18) in world group play 8-2-0(1) in last 10 bouts including a SD win over Pete Herman in his last fight. Stopped only twice in his career one was to Bill Lee last season that put Jofre in 3rd and stripped of the title. Second was a 5th rd TKO to Chris Moore in 2021 for Jofre's second loss in his career. He avenged it years later via UD in the super series finals for the title in 2025. 11 bout win streak from 2027 to 2030 and a 30.7 connect rate.
7-15 Journey 5-8 vs Combined Golden Gloves
White vs Murata DRAW
Bravo vs Curtis UD
Davis vs Kim UD
Shimizu vs Reyes UD
Romero vs Turrill MD
Li vs Nikushkin UD
Taylor vs Mackaness UD
Medina vs Pena UD
Moore vs Ruiz 3rd rd KO
Rodenko vs Lilly UD
Petty vs Pinto SD
Estes vs Xue 8th rd KO
Snyder, Sanchez, Randolph and Perry retires Collier, Vazquez, Dade and Eatwell promoted
Contender 5-6 vs Journeyman 3-4
Gagnon vs Powell SD
Saito vs Most UD
Foley vs Schliefen UD
Bursuq vs Kamyshnikov SD
Abrams vs Garcia MD
Sahaprom vs Martinez UD
Walsh vs Fairley MD
Jofre retires 3-4 journeyman (Powell) promoted Mwenda retires
World 5-6 vs Contender 2 Pacifico Yokohama Japan
Woods vs Downey UD
Herman vs Rose MD
Coulon vs Miller SD
Kawakami vs Toweel UD
Jofre retires contender 2 promoted
Super Series semi finals Pacifico Yokohama Japan
Nomura (c) vs Lee MD 114-114 114-115 114-115
Gheorghe vs Woodville. UD
Super Series Finals MSG NY
Lee (c) vs Woodville UD 143-144x2 141-145
Toro (c) vs Whitmer 12th rd TKO (cuts)