Homecoming Clash: Super Lightweight Prospect Set for International Boxing Hall of Fame Weekend

On June 7, Bryce Mills (15-1, 5 KOs) the up-and-coming super lightweight prospect from Syracuse will be returning to the ring on Friday, June 7, 2024, during the International Boxing Hall of Fame Induction weekend to face Jose Marruffo (14-13-2, 2 KOs)) from Sonora, Mexico, in a scheduled 6-round bout at the  Turning Stone Resort & Casino in Verona, NY. Mills has spoken about his upcoming fight via a Home Team Management press release.

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The event will be broadcast live on DAZN and promoted by Golden Boy Promotions. Mills is a popular fighter in his hometown near Syracuse, which will help ensure a big crowd will be present, which will help Mills, who is eager to impress on such an important weekend. 

“I‘m beyond excited to step back into the ring in front of all my family and friends,“ Mills said. “There’s nothing quite like fighting at home, and I can’t wait to put forth a great performance. To be fighting during the International Boxing Hall of Fame Induction weekend is something I will cherish for the rest of my life. I know there will be many Hall of Famer’s in attendance watching this fight, so I’m working hard in camp to be at my best. I’m grateful for the opportunity.”

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Mills also discussed his desire to put on an entertaining fight:  “I’m fully focused on the fight ahead, and I’m not looking past Marruffo,“ Mills emphasized. “But I’m also looking forward to putting on a great show for all the fans who come out to support me. This is an opportunity to showcase my skills and entertain the crowd, and I plan to make the most of it.”

Destined for Greatness

Amer Abdallah, the advisor for Mills has spoken on the potential of his fighter: “Bryce Mills has all the makings of a future household name not only on the east coast, but in boxing period,” Abdallah stated. “He’s talented, dedicated, and hungry for success. With each fight, he’s getting better, and I’m happy with his progression.”