Nick Ball overwhelms TJ Dohaney to retain WBA title


FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMPIONS

 

WBC

Stephen Fulton Jr.

Born: July 17 1994 (33)  

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania USA

Height: 1.69m

Boxing record:

Total fights: 23

Win: 22 (KO 8)

Loss: 1

Draw: 0

 

Stephen Fulton becomes a two-weight division world champion

February 1, 2025

Stephen Fulton becomes a two-weight division world champion by defeating Brandon Figueroa on points. Fulton dominated most of the rounds by sharp fast punching. After 12 rounds all three judges saw Fulton as the winner. Score cards; 2x 116-112 and 117-111.

 

WBA

Nick Ball

Born: February 28 1997 (27)  

Liverpool, England

Height: 1.57m

Boxing record:

Total fights: 23

Win: 22 (KO 13)

Loss: 0

Draw: 1

 

 

Nick Ball overwhelms TJ Dohaney to retain WBA title

March 15, 2025

Nick Ball retained his WBA featherweight title with a dominant performance against TJ Doheny. The fight ended in the 10th round when Doheny's corner decided to stop the match due to the relentless pressure and damage inflicted by Ball2. It was a tough and spirited contest, but Ball's aggressive style ultimately overwhelmed Doheny.

WBO

Rafael Espinoza

Born: April 21 1994 (31)  

Guadalajara, Mexico

Height: 1.85m

Boxing record:

Total fights: 26

Win: 26 (KO 22)

Loss: 0

Draw: 0

 

Rafael Espinoza makes Robeisy Ramirez quit in rematch 

December 7, 2024

Rafael Espinoza retained his WBO featherweight title by defeating Robeisy Ramirez with a TKO in the sixth round. Espinoza landed a powerful right hand to Ramirez's eye, causing Ramirez to turn his back and prompting the referee to stop the fight. Ramirez claimed that Espinoza's elbows had caused damage to his eye earlier in the fight.

IBF

Angelo Leo

Born: May 15 1994 (30)

Albuquerque, New Mexico, USA

Height: 1.68m

Boxing record:

Total fights: 27

Win: 26 (KO 12)

Loss: 1

Draw: 0

 

 

Angelo Leo earns majority decision win over Tomoki Kameda

May 24, 2025

Angelo Leo successfully defended his IBF featherweight title against Tomoki Kameda, winning by majority decision with scores of 114-114, 116-112, and 115-1132. The fight took place in Osaka, Japan, and marked Leo's first title defense. Kameda, a former WBO bantamweight champion, aimed to claim a title in a second weight class but fell short in a closely contested bout.