The Puncher’s Point

Sebastian Fundora (24‑1, 16 KOs) delivers another statement win — stopping Keith Thurman in the 6th round to retain his WBC 154‑lb title. From the opening bell, Fundora controlled every moment, using his reach, pressure, and that sharp left hand to repeatedly catch a bloodied but stubborn Thurman, who refused to go down. The referee stepped in midway through Round 6, giving Fundora his third successful title defense.

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The WBC Junior Middleweight Champion Sebastian Fundora (23‑1, 15 KOs) returns for his first title defense of 2026, taking on former unified world champion Keith “One Time” Thurman (31‑1, 23 KOs) on March 28th.

Fundora enters the fight riding high after his seventh‑round corner stoppage win over Tim Tszyu in their rematch last August—a performance that cemented his status as one of the most dangerous and improving fighters in the...

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Bare Knuckle Fighter “King” Kai Stewart joins the podcast for an exclusive, unfiltered, must‑watch interview. Ahead of his March 20th showdown in Hollywood, Florida, Kai breaks down his upcoming BKFC Featherweight Championship fight against Nico Gaffe and the mindset he’s bringing into title night.

We dive into the rapid growth of Bare Knuckle Fighting, Kai’s rise and success within BKFC, and his uniqu...

Emanuel Navarrete proves that he still has gas in the tank and is ready to fight the best after defeating Eduardo Nunez by 11th Round TKO to Become Unified WBO & IBF Junior Lightweight Champion. The fight saw Navarrete dominate Sugar Nunez the entire fight using his jab while attacking the right eye the entire fight. Although Nunez showed heart and still fought hard, the eye was cut and swollen shut forcing the doctor to stop the f...

Two of the division’s most dangerous punchers square off in Glendale, Arizona on February 28th, as IBF champion Eduardo “Sugar” Nunez (29‑1, 27 KOs) meets WBO champion Emanuel “Vaquero” Navarrete (39‑2, 32 KOs) in a high‑stakes unification bout.

Nunez enters looking to return to his knockout ways after back‑to‑back decision wins, while Navarrete looks to get back in the win column after his controversial no contest vs Charly Sua...

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Claressa Shields Dominates Again: What’s Next for the GWOAT?

Claressa Shields continues her reign atop women’s boxing, defeating Super Middleweight Champion Franchon Crews‑Dezurn by unanimous decision in their long‑awaited rematch to retain her Undisputed Heavyweight Championship. From the openin...

Ryan Garcia has finally done it. At 27 years old, “KingRy” becomes the new WBC Welterweight Champion after a dominant unanimous decision win over Mario Barrios — nine years after turning pro back in 2016.

In this episode, Mario from The Puncher’s Point breaks down everything from the opening knockdown to the tactical adjustments that let Garcia control the fight with his right hand and jab all night long. We dive into:

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Claressa Shields vs. Franchon Crews‑Dezurn: The Rivalry Renewed

Claressa Shields (17‑0, 3 KOs) returns to defend her Undisputed Heavyweight Championship, and standing across from her is a familiar face—Super Middleweight Champion Franchon Crews‑Dezurn (10‑2, 2 KOs). The GWOAT and The Hard‑Hitting Diva have been trading words on social media and at the press conference, but their history runs much deeper than the recent back‑...

Ryan Garcia 24-2 (20KOs) will look to make his 2nd attempt at a world title against WBC Welterweight Champion Mario Barrios 29-2-2

(18 KOs). Ryan Garcia is desperate for a bounce back after missing weight by 3 pounds preparing for Devin Haney & losing out on a world title. From testing positive for PEDs to his shocking upset loss to Rolly Romero, Ryan Garcia has a chance to navigate his career in the right direction. However, Barri...

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Former pro boxer and analyst Tommy “Razor” Rainone (26‑8, 6 KOs) joins The Puncher’s Point for an exclusive deep‑dive into his life in boxing.

In this special episode, Tommy opens up about his Long Island roots, the influences that pushed him toward the pro ranks, and the key momen...

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Shakur Stevenson has officially entered rare air, becoming a four‑division world champion after a dominant unanimous decision win over Teofimo Lopez to claim the WBO and Ring Magazine Super Lightweight titles. In his 140‑pound debut, Stevenson put on a masterclass—controlling the pace, outboxing Teo in nearly every exchange, ...

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Two future Hall of Famers collide under the bright lights of Madison Square Garden as Teofimo Lopez (22‑1, 13 KOs) defends his Ring Magazine and WBO Junior Welterweight titles against three‑division world champion Shakur Stevenson (24‑0, 11 KOs).

With legacy on the line and tensions rising, Lopez looks to add another elite name to...

Raymond Muratalla silence critics and remains undefeated by beating Andy Cruz by Majority Decision to retain IBF Lightweight Title. Muratalla came into this fight as a slight underdog against the established Andy Cruz but managed to pull out the victory in a tight battle. The fight saw Muratalla applying pressure and pushing Cruz back while cutting the ring but Andy Cruz was able to use his speed and ability to make it a fight. How...

Two undefeated fighters with similar skills look to walk out of Las Vegas on January 24th with their record still perfect and the IBF Lightweight Title. Andy Cruz 6-0 (3 KOs) looks to claim his first world title of his professional career. In only his 7th fight, Cruz is out to show why he’s an Olympic gold medalist and one of the best rising stars in the sport. However standing in his way is undefeated power puncher Ray Muratalla 2...

We have a new champion to kickoff 2026. Dalton Smith Defeated Subriel Matias by a shocking 5th round KO to become the new WBC Super Lightweight Champion. Dalton Smith remains undefeated now with 19 wins and 14 of them by KO. The fight saw the two going punch for punch throughout the whole fight. Despite Matias being the harder hitter, Smith was holding his own and even controlling the pace of the fight at times. In the 5th round, D...

Subriel Matias 23-2 (22 KOs) is looking to defend his WBC belt at Super Lightweight against undefeated challenger Dalton Smith 18-0 (13 KOs) Matias became a 2x champion when he defeated the undefeated champion at the time Alberto Puello by majority decision. As for Dalton Smith he is coming off of a dominating Unanimous Decision against Mathieu Germain. The fight holds a lot of weight from Subriel Matias testing positive for Osteri...

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Junto Nakatani stays undefeated — but not without controversy. In his Super Bantamweight debut, Nakatani moved to 32‑0 with a highly debated unanimous decision win over Sebastian Hernandez.

Nakatani controlled the early rounds, but Hernandez surged in the middle and late frames, applying relentless pressure that forced Nakatani to fight off the back foot. A swollen right eye only added to the drama as the ...

Naoya Inoue delivered yet another masterpiece under the bright lights, retaining his Undisputed Super Bantamweight Titles by unanimous decision and reminding the world why he’s boxing’s most complete force. Even with hand‑wrap drama swirling before the opening bell, Inoue stepped into the ring locked in and unfazed—then proceeded to outclass Alan Picasso from start to finish.

From the sharp early jab to the moments where he pinn...

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With Naoya Inoue set to headline on December 27th, the stakes for this card couldn’t be higher. In the co‑main event, Junto Nakatani (31‑0, 24 KOs) makes his long‑awaited move to Super Bantamweight—entering the same division as Inoue—and takes on undefeated power puncher Sebastian Hernandez (20‑0, 18 KOs).

A victory in Saudi Arabia would put Nakatani on a direct collision course with Inoue, setting the sta...