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Diego Magdaleno vs. Art Hovanissyan results

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All eyes were glued to the ring during tonight’s sold out LA FIGHT CLUB performances at the Belasco Theater as Diego Magdaleno left victorious against Art Hovanissyan via unanimous decision victory. Special guests for the night included Golden Boy Promotions’ Partner and Future Hall of Famer Bernard Hopkins, Playboy Playmate of the Year Eugena Washington, WBA-NABA super featherweight Champion Carlos “The Solution” Morales, Jason “El Animal” Quigley, Jesus “Renuente” Soto Karass, Ivan “Striker” Delgado, Tenochtitlan “T-Dog” Nava, Rafael “El Aiklin” Gramajo, Emilio Sanchez, Pablo “The Shark” Rubio Jr, Luis Coria, Oscar Duarte, and Roy “Pitbull” Tapia.

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Fidel Maldonado vs. Diego Magdaleno on 10/7

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Albuquerque’s boxing star, Fidel “The Atrisco Kid” Maldonado, Jr. (22-3-1, 19 KOs) will make his LA FIGHT CLUB debut on October 7 against the exciting and former world title challenger, Diego “Mr. Superb” Magdaleno (28-2, 12 KOs) of Las Vegas. The 10-round lightweight event will serve as the main event on the Estrella TV, Boxeo Estelar broadcast which will also feature Philadelphia’s Damon “No Smilin” Allen (10-0, 4 KOs) in an eight-round lightweight co-main event and Maricela Cornejo (4-2, 2 KOs) of Los Angeles participating in a six-round super middleweight televised opener.

Featured on the non-televised broadcast streaming on RingTVLive.com, Cancun, QuintaRoo, Mexico’s rising star Joseph “Diamante” Aguirre (14-0, 8 KOs) will fight in Los Angeles for the first time in a scheduled six-round lightweight fight while Santa Monica’s David Mijares (3-0, 2 KOs) will fight in a four-round super lightweight event. Opening up the night Marvin Cabrera of Mexico City, Mexico will make his pro debut in a four-round middleweight bout.

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Flanagan: I’ve done two of the top Americans in a row

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flanagan1By Scott Gilfoid: WBO lightweight champion Terry Flanagan’s 2nd round knockout win over Diego Magdaleno (28-2, 12 KOs) last Saturday night seems to have gone to his head, because now he’s starting to pop off at the mouth and talk about wanting to beat more Americans.

Flanagan (29-0, 12 KOs) has defeated two Americans in a row in his last two fights in beating Jose Zepeda and Magdaleno, but he doesn’t seem to realize that he’s not facing the real talents yet. Flanagan seems to think he’s reached the pinnacle of success with his two empty wins over fighters with inflated rankings in Magdaleno and Zepda.

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