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Along Ken Hissner:<\/strong> Before we look at some of the undefeated prospects in Philadelphia and the region, let’s take a look at two of the undefeated Philadelphia boxers. First, WBC and WBO World Super Bantamweight Champion Steven \u201cCool Boy Steph\u201d Fulton, 21-0 with eight stops.<\/p>\n Another world-ranked welterweight, Jaron “Boots” Ennis, was 29-0 with 27 stops. Ennis is scheduled to appear at his Showtime PPV on Jan. 7 in Washington, DC. He will face Ukraine’s Karen Chukhazian (21-1, 11 stops) in Germany’s outs.<\/p>\n So let’s take a look at the next undefeated boxer following in Fulton’s and Ennis’ footsteps.<\/p>\n On January 20th, Marshall Kaufman’s Kings Promotions will field a host of undefeated boxers from Philadelphia and the region in his boxing event on Showtime USA at the Wind Creek Event Center in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania.<\/p>\n Let’s take a look at the people attending this event.<\/p>\n Super welterweight James Bernadine is 9-0-1 in six stops. His combined record against his 10 opponents is 63-40-4. Bernadine was born in Haiti and lives in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. Bernadin was promoted by Kings promotion and in 2022 he was 4-0. His biggest win came in September when he beat Mexican Jairo ‘Doberman’ Lopez 27-16.<\/p>\n Bernadine will take on 10-15-2 Clay ‘3rd Degree’ Barnes in four stops from Ft. Worth, TX, 6 rounds.<\/p>\n Super-middleweight David Stevens, from Reading, Pennsylvania, is 11-0 with eight stops. His combined record against his 11 opponents is 82 wins, 102 losses and 4 losses. His biggest win came in December 2021 when he defeated South American Colombian Ronald “Savage” Montes 19-14-1.<\/p>\n Stevens makes eight stops from Sean “Silky” Hemphill, 14-0, New Orleans, Louisiana, eight rounds.<\/p>\n As an amateur, Stevens was a semi-finalist at the 2015 USA Junior Olympics. National Silver Gloves Champion (14-15) 2017 US National Youth (Under 19) Champion. 2018 Pan American Youth (under 19) gold medalist. 2018 World Youth (under 19 years old) advances to the quarterfinals.<\/p>\n Light heavyweight southpaw Atif Overton from Philadelphia is 7-0 in six stops. Overton said he was 4-0 in 2022. His combined record against his seven opponents is 72-43-2. His two biggest wins came in his 2022. In October, he stopped Michigan’s Christian Thomas 11-0.<\/p>\n Oberlton will face Fort-resident Russian Artem Brusov.Lauderdale, Florida<\/p>\n In the amateur division, Overton was a 2018 USA National finalist. In 2018, he was the National Golden Gloves Champion. In 2017, he was his USA National Semi-finalist. 2016 National Golden Gloves Champion. In 2016, he was a finalist at the USA Youth National. In 2015, he was his USA Youth National Semifinalist. In 2014, he was the Junior Olympic Nationalist Champion of the United States.<\/p>\n Super featherweight Julian Gonzalez is 8-0-1 in eight stops from Reading, Pennsylvania. Gonzalez was promoted from Kings Promotions and in 2022 he was 3-1. His biggest win came in March when he stopped Carlos \u201cBatey\u201d Padilla of South America Colombia 17-10-1. In April, Gonzalez drew 7-1-1 with Ivan Jimenez of Cuba.<\/p>\n Gonzalez defeated southpaw Rosalind Morales 9-0 and took two stops from Elwood City, Pennsylvania, over eight rounds.<\/p>\n Super welterweight Paul “The Punisher” Kroll, from Philadelphia, went 9-0-1 with six stops. Kroll is promoted by Kings Promotions. His opponents total record is his 50-29-5. In October 2020, he beat California’s rook his Santa Maria with his 11-1-1.<\/p>\n In November 2021, he beat Philadelphia’s Mark Dawson 9-0-1. In February 2022, he drew with the Texas Marquis his Taylor (12-1-1).<\/p>\n Kroll’s opponents will be announced over eight rounds.<\/p>\n In the amateur division, Kroll was a finalist in the 2015 USA National Golden Gloves. She was the 2015 Pennsylvania Golden Gloves champion.<\/p>\n Welterweight Tangier Teesley hails from Allentown, Pennsylvania and was promoted by Kings Promotions. Teasley said he was 4-0 in 2022.<\/p>\n Teesley will face Joe Zambrano (4-16-2) of Pearsonton, Texas in four rounds. In the amateur division, Comte was a quarterfinalist in the 2017 National Golden Gloves. In 2018, he was a finalist at the National Golden Gloves.<\/p>\n Super lightweight southpaw Isaiah Johnson from Philadelphia is 6-0 in five stops. His opponents total record is his 31-54-4. His promoter is Rodney Rice of his RDR Promotions. He was 3-0 in 2022. Lightweight Rashan Adams hails from Philadelphia and is 4-0 in three stops. His opponents total record is him 8-22. His promoter is Rodney Rice of RDR Promotions.<\/p>\n He is scheduled to take on Mexico’s Oscar Barajas 6-8-1 on March 4th at The NAC in Newtown, Pennsylvania.<\/p>\n Super bantamweight Romuel \u201cCuco\u201d Cruz is 8-0-1 in three stops and comes from Philadelphia via Puerto Rico. His opponents total record is him 36-65-7.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n
Another undefeated Philadelphia prospect is heavyweight Sonny “Bronco” Comte, who is 11-0 with nine stops. His combined record against his 11 opponents is 47-35-5. Conto said he was 3-0 in 2022. He is managed by his David McWater. In October, Comte held off James Bryant in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, his 6-1 lead.<\/p>\n
Johnson is scheduled to meet at The NAC in Newtown, Pennsylvania on March 4 with an opponent yet to be determined.<\/p>\n