Beau Rivage Resort & Casino, Biloxi, Mississippi

Still undefeated, Anthony Peterson put on a great performance tonight.

A devastating left hook to the body followed by a fight ending overhand right cemented Peterson's victory, seen world wide via ESPN's "Friday Night Fights".

Peterson's opponent was Juan Humberto Garza sporting a record of 28 wins, 2 loses with 23 KO's coming into this bout.

Anthony looked great throughout the fight and had control the entire time.

Peterson now moves to 22 - 0 with 16 KO's

Still remains WBO NABO Lightweight Champion

Co-feature:

Lamont Peterson fought Juaquin Gallardo, a tough ring veteran who came to pull off an upset.

Lamont won most of the rounds and went on to win a 8 round decision over Gallardo, a decent fight with no real drama.

Lamont Peterson now moves to 19 - 0 and one step closer at getting a world title shot and join his brother as a belt holder.

Las Vegas, Nevada "ShoBox" middleweight tournament finals

Anthony Hanshaw vs. Jean Paul Mendy, Fight was called a draw!
I think "not fun to watch" would be the best way to describe the fight, both fighters wanted the win, however left the fans not wanting to see this one again.

Both fighters will most likely fight again, and the second time around one would hope for a better ending. so we are just going to have to wait till they fight again to find out who the "Sho Box" middleweight tournament winner is...

Co-feature:

Jose Antonio Izquierdo vs. Nick Casal

Jose started off slow and out of rhythm for the first three rounds, however he started to pick up the pace in round 4, and steadily began to pounce on Nick Casal.

To his credit Casal took all that Izquierdo could throw at him, he just did not seem to have the power to keep the more aggressive fighter away.

Jose Antonio Izquierdo now moves to 16 - 0 - 1 with 13 KO's