Art Pelullo/Banner Promotions, Rodney Berman/Golden Gloves, and Zanfer Promotions will present a sensational world championship fight card on Saturday, August 14, at the Laredo Energy Arena  (6700 Arena Boulevard in Laredo, Texas). This internationally-flavored event will feature boxers from South Korea, Mexico, South Africa and Brazil.  Featured fights will be televised live on TV Azteca, Fox Sports, and live internationally worldwide.

Celestino Caballero made his debut at the featherweight division in April with an emphatic and unforgettable 12-round pummeling of the previously unbeaten Daud Yordan. The performance was so unforgettable, in fact, that it hasn’t escaped the memory of any of the champions from super bantamweight to junior lightweight, who are using their best footwork to stay as far away as possible from “Pellenchin.”

Orion Sports Management announced today that after IBF Super Bantamweight champion Steve Molitor sustained a leg injury in training, he will push back his fight against the UK’s Jason Booth until September 11. “It’s unfortunate, but Steve has suffered a stress factor, and can’t properly train for Jason Booth. So it’s not a situation where we want to move this fight back,” said Allan Tremblay, President of Orion Sports Management. “It just needs to be done.”

WBA super flyweight world titlist Hugo Cazares arrived in Mexico City Monday ahead of his fight Saturday against Everardo Morales (34-14-2, 23 KOs). Cazares hopes to finish the fight early, at the most in the fifth, to allow himself to get back into the gym and continue training for new possibilities. Said Cazares, "I know that he is also prepared and hopes to not waste a new opportunity in his career, the bad things for him is that I will do whatever it takes to win, and now that I am champion again I want to enjoy it with as many fights as possible. As long as we can we will keep fighting."

MEXICO, D.F. -- No hay porque perder tiempo y mucho menos hay que dar ventajas de nada, así lo manifestó Eduardo Montiel quien es parte del equipo de trabajo de Hugo “Increíble” Cazares y hermano del campeón mundial gallo Fernando “Cochulito” Montiel y quien además se encarga de la preparación del monarca supermosca AMB.

With the sole objective of regaining his world title, Ulises "Archie" Solis will have a tuneup fight this Saturday in Reno, Nev., against Eric Ortiz. Solis, 29, decided to face the ex-champion Ortiz before contending for a light flyweight title next October.

Guadalajara, Jalis. -- Con el firme objetivo en su mente de recuperar su título mundial, el mexicano Ulises “Archie” Solís realizará una pelea de preparación este sábado en Reno, Nevada, ante su compatriota Eric Ortiz. “Archie” (30-2-2, 21 KOs)  de 29 años de edad decidió enfrentar al también ex campeón Ortiz (30-9-3, 21 KOs) antes de disputar el cetro Minimosca a principios de octubre próximo.

Brooklyn, N.Y. -- Undefeated Top-Five welterweight contender Carlos Abregu and his promoter Gary Shaw will host a media workout tomorrow, Wednesday, June 30, at Gleason’s Gym in Brooklyn (77 Front Street, Brooklyn, NY 11201). Interviews will take place first, at noon, followed by Abregu's workout.

Sherman Oaks, Calif. -- The toll road of redemption can be long and dangerous, but nevertheless a necessary one. On Friday, July 9, John Molina, Jr. (20-1,16 KOs) will look to make his opponent pay the price as he forges forward to take the WBO/NABO Lightweight Championship from undefeated “Hammerin” Hank Lundy (18-0-1, 10 KOs) as the 12-round main event on the “Let Freedom Ring” card presented live on ESPN2 Friday Night Fights.

Denver, Col. -- Saturday night in Denver, Colorado, Robert Rodriguez and Fidel Maldonado, two of boxing’s brightest young prospects, thrilled local fight fans with spectacular first round knockouts. Fighting out of nearby Greeley, Colorado, 19 year old super bantamweight Rodriguez improved to 4-0-0, dropping pro debuting Michael Montalbano three times in the initial stanza on his way to earn his first stoppage.