Boston Butchers

Bringing elite international flavor to the Boston featherweight rotation, Los Angeles resident Merari Vivar Hernandez operates out of an orthodox stance. The 24-year-old "Dinamita" made an instant impact during her initial Team Boxing League appearances, currently preserving a perfect 1-0 league record. Flashing highly disciplined technical footwork and clean execution, Vivar Hernandez has also secured a steady +1 net point differential for the Butchers' franchise as she climbs the division ladder.

Premium ring intelligence defines super lightweight Camilla Panatta, an Italian professional competitor currently residing in the United States. The multi-talented orthodox athlete features a highly technical approach inside the Team Boxing League ring, effectively translating her background into a winning 3-2 league campaign. Anchoring the Boston franchise with a +1 net point differential, Panatta relies on exceptional counter-punching and calculated movement to dictate the rhythm of her division matchups.

Italian professional boxer who lives between Mexico and the United States. Panatta currently has a record of 8 wins, 3 losses, and 1 draw. In December, I fought for the WBC Lightweight World Championship, although my natural weight class is featherweight.

Panatta holds a degree in Legal Services Sciences, and as a second profession, works as a boxing coach, giving boxing lessons.

A dangerous southpaw asset out of Chicago, Illinois, 37-year-old Brandi Robinson injects heavy-handed power straight into the featherweight division for Boston. No stranger to fast-paced action, Robinson has locked horns with top-tier division rivals across a demanding six-bout stretch under the Team Boxing League banner. While she currently carries a 2-4 TBL record and a -2 net point differential, her gritty inside-fighting technique and physical tenacity make her a highly disruptive weapon for any opponent.

Jeremy Adorno, the 25-year-old featherweight knockout artist, appropriately dubbed "Magic Hands," features an elusive southpaw stance that causes fits for traditional division contenders. Armed with elite pedigree and extensive professional seasoning, Adorno provides the Butchers' lineup with a dynamic, high-upside point producer capable of shifting the momentum of any match with a single rapid combination.

An active lightweight workhorse for the franchise, right-handed competitor Hebreux Francois provides Boston with excellent depth and veteran composure. Having already compiled 11 appearances under the Team Boxing League banner, Francois has stood toe-to-toe with the division's most aggressive pressers. He currently maintains a competitive 5-6 league record alongside a narrow -1 net point differential. His disciplined defensive shell and durable style ensure the Butchers possess a highly dependable anchor in the lightweight rounds.

Absolute dominance from the opening bell has defined lightweight sensation Alexy De La Cruz throughout his tenure with the Butchers. The elite orthodox technician has put on a true point-scoring clinic inside the Team Boxing League ring, dismantling opponents to rack up an authoritative 10-1 record. Commanding a stellar +9 net point differential, De La Cruz blends crisp, accurate combinations with masterclass ring generalship, solidifying his position as one of Boston's most vital franchise anchors.

Right-handed welterweight Gavonne Bess infuses the Boston roster with incredible blue-collar grit. Bess has embraced an unforgiving Team Boxing League schedule, repeatedly matching up against the division’s premier point scorers. Though he currently navigates a tough 1-6 league record and a -5 net point differential, his high-energy output and refusal to back down under fire force every single opponent to earn their victory the hard way.

Flawless execution marked the Team Boxing League introduction of welterweight competitor Thomas Blumenfeld. The sharp orthodox technician wasted zero time adjusting to the league's high-speed pacing, comfortably securing a perfect 1-0 record in his initial professional appearance for Boston. Carrying a +1 net point differential, Blumenfeld utilizes an incredibly disciplined jab and premium spatial awareness to break down guards, establishing himself as a rising threat to watch.

Heavy-handed middleweight action finds a reliable home in the Butchers' rotation through battle-tested super welterweight Jahyae Brown. Operating at a grueling, high-volume pace, the orthodox puncher has gone the distance against a crowded field of division rivals under the TBL banner. Brown currently holds a balanced 6-6 league record alongside a tight -1 net point differential. His signature durability and physical inside-fighting skills give Boston a rugged, dependable stabilizer in the middle weight classes.

An unstoppable force at the top of the roster, elite middleweight Rashidi Ellis continues to put the entire league on notice. The spectacular orthodox technician has put together a near-flawless 11-1 campaign inside the Team Boxing League ring, absolutely overpowering opposition game plans. Commanding a massive, team-high +12 net point differential, Ellis combines lightning-fast reflexes with crushing power to serve as the premier point-scoring engine for the Boston title hunt.

"Speedy Rashidi Ellis" was born in 1993. He's fighting the 160 lbs class. As a slick boxer puncher, he's won the IBF North American Championship, WBA Continential American Championship, WBC International Championship, and ranked #1 in the USA in the amateurs on the USA team. As of 2024, his professional record is 24-1 15KO.

Rashidi was born in Boston and raised in Lynn, Massachusetts. He comes from a boxing family, his brother Ronald Ellis, sister Rashida Ellis was an Olympic boxer in 2020 and was ranked #1 in the world. Rashidi has been boxing since he was 12 years old. He says, "What motivates me is the love of the sport. I am competitive and like the combat. My family and son give me the drive to keep pushing and never give up. I want to be that example to others and show them with hard work it is possible and to never give up on your dream. My future goal is to be a World Champion.

Championship-level composure and deep professional mileage define super middleweight veteran Ronald Ellis. The highly experienced orthodox fighter has provided the Boston roster with a major tactical anchor, navigating an intense schedule against seasoned division rivals. Ellis currently commands a winning 5-3 record under the Team Boxing League banner while preserving a strong +2 net point differential. His patient ring generalship and calculated counter-punching offer the Butchers an invaluable layer of poise.

This light heavyweight artisan brings a relentless work ethic and immense fighting pride to the Boston rotation, routinely accepting the division’s most hazardous assignments. Operating from a classical stance, he focuses on spatial awareness and a stubborn protective shell to weather storms from the division’s most explosive punchers. Sumpter refuses to back down or break form under heavy incoming fire, providing the roster with an invaluable, durable depth asset. His willingness to consistently log tough, grueling minutes against elite opposition ensures the squad has a fearless, battle-ready competitor who can out-last high-volume pressers in deep-water segments.

Crushing power sits waiting in the heavier tiers for Boston through heavyweight competitor Alvin Varmall Jr. The explosive orthodox puncher brings a dangerous, fan-friendly style to the squad, looking to make a massive impact every time he lets his hands go. Currently holding a 0-1 TBL record with a -1 net point differential after a razor-thin debut, Varmall Jr. remains a high-upside threat capable of changing a heavyweight matchup instantly.

Providing a massive physical barrier at the top of the card, heavyweight anchor Michael Coffie leverages elite size and veteran composure for the Butchers. The heavy-handed orthodox powerhouse has navigated a highly competitive slate under the Team Boxing League banner, forging a 2-4 league record. Maintaining a positive +1 net point differential, Coffie’s tactical defense and thudding power supply Boston with a reliable, point-scoring presence in the maximum weight division.