08/30/2026
CHAMPIONS 🏴🏴🏴
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08/30/2026
CHAMPIONS 🏴🏴🏴
Tomorrow morning, we settle it.
The 4th Annual New Orleans Boxing Classic
Presented by Jet Concrete Services
8.29.26 | Timberlane Golf Club
Four years in, this thing has become bigger than we ever imagined. Friends, clients, fighters, businesses and some of the best people in the city — all in one place for one day.
$1,000 on the line.
Bragging rights for the next 365 days.
And only one team leaves as the Unofficial City Champions.
Eight o’clock in the morning.
See y’all on the first tee.
08/27/2026
double up
Ronald El Toro Weaver (1974-)
Ronald “Cobra” Weaver is a former professional boxer from New Orleans, Louisiana, whose career spanned 15 years and 50 professional fights. Fighting from 1994 through 2009, Weaver compiled a record of 29-19-2 with 22 knockouts, establishing himself as one of the notable New Orleans fighters of his era.
Weaver made his professional debut in 1994 at UNO Lakefront Arena and quickly developed a reputation as a dangerous puncher. By 1998, he had reached the world stage, challenging former WBO champion Bronco McKart for the IBA junior-middleweight championship, going the full 12-round distance. A year later, he faced former IBF world champion Yori Boy Campas, entering the bout with an impressive 23-4 record and 18 knockouts.
Throughout his career, Weaver fought champions, contenders and top prospects across several weight divisions. One of his signature victories came in 2005 at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas, when he upset undefeated contender Randy Griffin by unanimous decision, handing Griffin his first professional loss.
Weaver competed on some of boxing’s biggest stages, including the Vitali Klitschko–Corrie Sanders heavyweight championship card and the Arturo Gatti–Floyd Mayweather Jr. card in Atlantic City.
Fifty fights. Twenty-two knockouts. A world-title challenge. Fifteen years as a professional.
Ronald “Cobra” Weaver represents a generation of fighters who earned their reputation by fighting anyone, anywhere—carrying New Orleans boxing with him from the local circuit to some of the biggest stages in the sport.
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⚜️ Congrats Drew
08/06/2026
language arts
08/04/2026
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| Friday | 7am - 7pm |
| Saturday | 9am - 1pm |