Darius Fulghum has revealed how a difficult year inside and outside the ring forced him to make changes ahead of his November 14 showdown with unbeaten super middleweight contender Diego Pacheco. The Houston fighter suffered his first professional defeat against…

Darius Fulghum spoke about how personal struggles and ring setbacks prompted significant life and training changes ahead of his November 14 clash with Diego Pacheco in Carson, California. Following his first professional loss in 2025 and a subsequent draw, the 30-year-old super middleweight relocated his training camp from Houston to Brickhouse Boxing Club in North Hollywood to eliminate distractions and refocus his career.
Fulghum rebounded from his winless 2025 campaign with a third-round stoppage victory over Yoanki Urrutia in May 2026, lifting his record to 15-1-1. Now set to face the undefeated Pacheco (26-0), Fulghum expressed complete confidence in his preparation, stating his presence, heart, and determination will lead him to victory in the pivotal 168-pound matchup.
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