Fight Oleg Maskaev W PTS 1 (8) Gary Winmon

Following several complications surrounding the announcement of the Wladimir Klitschko's mandatory defense and top rated IBF contender Alexander Povetkin, Boxingtalk.com has been informed that the IBF has instructed the Klitschko camp to move onto the next available contender, former WBC champion Samuel Peter read more ...

From the Wolf Lodge in Grapevine, Texas for tomorrow night’s card on Fox Sports en Espanol, promoted by Top Rank. Hernan ‘Tyson’ Marquez 113.5 vs. Richie Mepranum 112.25 Samuel Peter 237.5 vs. Nagy Aguilera 230.5 read more ...

According to the usually accurate BoxRec.com, former WBC heavyweight champion Samuel Peter will face young heavyweight Nagy Aguilera in an IBF elimination bout in Dallas the night before the big Manny Pacquiao-Joshua Clottey welterweight title clash read more ...

Unknown 23-year-old Nagy Aguilera (15-2, 10 KOs) knew what he needed to do before he even stepped foot in the ring. He shocked a reported 1,300 fans at the Memorial Auditorium in Sacramento, California when he blew away former heavyweight champion Oleg Maskaev (36-7, 27KOs) in less than two minutes of the first round read more ...

Young Dominican heavyweight Nagy Aguilera may have ended the career of former WBC heavyweight champion Oleg Maskaev, (36-7, 27 KOs), scoring a first-round stoppage before Maskaev could even land a punch. Aguilera, (15-2, 10 KOs), dropped Maskaev early with a flurry of unanswered punches, then finished off a wobbly Maskaev with a big left hook that crumpled the Russian into the corner and forced referee Lou Moret to call it off at 1:54 of round one read more ...

Former heavyweight champion Oleg Maskaev, now 40-years-old, is making a run to reclaim a piece of the heavyweight championship and is looking at finally getting a showdown with Vitaly Klitschko in the professional ranks. Maskaev faces Nagy Aguilera (14-2) on December 12th in his adopted hometown of Sacramento, California. Maskaev and his manager Dennis Rappaport took time out of their schedules read more ...

Oleg Maskaev says he is happy that he can now see a clear path in his bid to regain the World Boxing Council heavyweight title. After considerable political manuevering, in Oleg’s view, the WBC, during his current convention, has decreed that the No. 2 ranked Maskaev (36-6, 27 KOs) will fight a title-eliminator by May 10 of 2010 against No. 1 ranked Ray Austin (28-4-4, 18 KOs) read more ...

The defense of champion Vitali Klitschko against Chris Arreola, then the #1 contender was considered Klitschko’s mandatory defense. A deadline of May 1, 2010 has been posed for a final eliminator between #1 Ray Austin and #2 Oleg Maskaev to determine the new mandatory challenge read more ...

At the Treasure Island Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas, Ray Austin (28-4-4, 18 KOs) stopped DaVarryl Williamson (26-6, 22 KOs) in the fourth round of their WBC heavyweight eliminator. After some shaky moments in the first, Austin came back in the fourth to put Williamson down. Williamson was almost down for the full count. He was able to beat it but the fight was stopped immediately by the ref read more ...

Although the arbitration court postponed the potential bout between Vitali Klitschko and Oleg Maskaev, the Russian boxer still can meet the WBC heavyweight champion in the ring if he wins an eliminator bout against the fighter holding the number one ranking of the WBC. Most likely he will face veteran Ray Austin, who currently holds the position read more ...