Rolando “Rolly” Romero is now the WBA’s primary – and sole – titleholder at 147lbs. Romero, 17-2 (13 KOs), claimed the ...

THREE months on from his surprise victory in Times Square, New York, Rolando Romero has been upgraded from WBA (Regular) ...

One of the year’s most surprising results may soon get its sequel. Rolando ‘Rolly’ Romero has always been a powerful puncher.

Many fans and media had Garcia penciled in for a smooth win over Romero, setting up a blockbuster rematch with Devin Haney.

Fans have reacted to the latest clip of Ryan Garcia showing off his hand speed in the aftermath of his hand surgery. Garcia is looking to bounce back from his last performance, where he suffered a ...

Roland Romero vs Isaac Cruz: Net Worth Comparision of Both Boxers Rolando Romero, who has been a professional boxer for only six years, previously held the WBA interim lightweight title and has ...

By Ryan Burton On Saturday, Mayweather Promotions’ prospect Rolando Romero (3-0 3 KOs) will return to the ring for his first fight of 2018. Across the ring from him will be Alex Silva (3-5).

Romero made his professional boxing debut on December 02, 2016, and secured a first-round TKO against David Courtney. His father, Rolando Romero Sr., is a three-time national champion in Cuba.

Same Rolando Romero. Coming off the first loss of his career, he hasn’t changed one bit. And it’s likely a central reason Romero is right back in the position he currently finds himself in.

Rolando Romero Sr. was born and raised in Cuba and took part in its storied boxing history. Despite the country’s high poverty rate, they’ve excelled in the world of amateur boxing.

Boxer Rolando Romero, right, hits the hand pads with his trainer during media day workouts at the Mayweather Boxing Club on Tuesday, May 17, 2022, in Las Vegas.

Rolando Romero's father, Rolando Romero Sr. is a former Cuban professional boxer and coach. He primarily competed in Cuba, where he won the National title three times.