Salita, 142 ¼, had Brown's nose bleeding from the second round on. The Russian born, Brooklyn, NY bread Salita was just too fast for Brown, from Indianapolis, IN. Brown tried to keep up with Salita but was just a step behind the fleet footed unbeaten boxer. At the end of the eighth, the doctor, who had been visiting Brown's corner from the start of the bleeding finally saw enough blood and stopped it. By the end Brown's white trunks were pink and Salita had enough blood on him to make you think he was cut... read more ...

DiBella Entertainment has inked undefeated junior welterweight Dmitriy "Star Of David" Salita. Salita will face Louis Brown when he headlines Dash/DiBella's fourth installment of Broadway Boxing on June 9. read more ...