Terry Washington is an 8-0 (6 KO) 5'6 22 year old southpaw 108er with a rich amateur career who recently won a big step up in the pros. He won the 2019 US Junior Open, won a silver medal at the 2020 US Youth Championship, competed in the 2021 US National Junior Olympics at 101 pounds, and won a bronze at the 2021 US National Championship. As a pro, he debuted rattling off 3 easy KO wins over the 1-1 Ezequiel Robles Nungaray, the debuting Jose Daniel Castillo (RTD after 1), and the 3-6 Manuel De Jesus Hernandez Alonso before stepping up and fighting the notable journeyman and 21-14-4 Lito Dante for the WBF International Light Fly title. After 5 straight rounds for Washington, Dante was KOd in the 6th. To date, in 17 losses and 42 fights Dante has only been KOd 1 other time. That's despite Dante fighting US golden gloves champion Diego Aviles at 115 (UD loss for Dante), 108 Ring #5 Kyosuke Takami (although it was in his fifth fight, also a UD loss for Dante), the 15-3 future 105 world champion Vic Saludar, future 105 world champion Yudai Shigeoka and even getting a win over Takeshi Ishii, the current OPBF 105 champion (scheduled to fight Wilfredo Mendez) who is now 10-1. Back to Terry Washington, after that performance he stepped down slightly and fought 10-3 Nelvis Rodriguez and won by KO 2. Next, he fought 23-4 Ricardo Astuvilca for the vacant WBC USA Light Fly title in his first effort for a title from a major organization (and his first 10 round bout), and went the distance for the first time, winning by scores of 100-90x3. In his 7th pro outing, Washington fought yet another 10 round bout vs the 18-4 Eduardo Yudel Reyes Torres for the WBA's North American Boxing Association title. Washington dominated an easy bout and won in round 2 by KO. Finally, in his most recent bout, in an opportunity to be ranked by the WBA, Washington fought former world title challenger and contender Axel Alejandro Aragon Vega (then 18-6-1) AKA El Mini and picked himself off the canvas to win a close split decision, with judging by and scores of Ivan Guillermo 94-95 Donald Howard 96-93 Fernando Villarreal 95-94