Huntington, NY (June 12, 2026) – “Voodoo” Peter Latorre (6-0, 6 KOs) has quickly become one of the most compelling young fighters to watch on the Long Island boxing scene, and on June 27, the undefeated knockout artist returns to The Paramount looking to deliver another memorable performance at Rockin’ Fights 54.
Inside the ring, Latorre has been nothing short of perfect, stopping every opponent he’s faced and establishing himself as one of the most dangerous rising prospects in the area. Fans saw that power firsthand at Rockin’ Fights 53 when he produced one of the night’s most devastating knockouts.
Outside the ring, Latorre’s story is equally impressive. A United States Marine Corps infantry veteran, he has dedicated himself to service long after his military career ended. Today, he is pursuing dual Master’s degrees in Mental Health Counseling and Rehabilitation Counseling at Hofstra University while serving as President of the school’s Student Veterans Association, helping fellow veterans navigate life after service and advocating for mental health awareness.
The discipline, resilience, and work ethic that carried Latorre through the Marines now fuel his pursuit of success in professional boxing. Every fight represents another step toward his championship aspirations and another opportunity to inspire others through his journey.
When Rockin’ Fights 54 comes to The Paramount on Saturday, June 27, “Voodoo” Peter Latorre will once again look to make a statement in front of the hometown crowd.
The Latorre fight is part of the Rockin’ Fights 54 card that also features local favorite Long Island bus driver and USBA champion Wendy “Haitian Fire” Toussaint (17-4, 7 KOs) as he faces off against Aaron Coley (17-5, 5 KOs).
Also featured on the seven bout card is a can’t-miss clash between two Rockin’ Fights fan favorites, as Micky Scala (13-1, 7 KOs) – fighting with deep Brooklyn roots and coming off a sensational first-round knockout win, takes on Long Island’s own Zay Flaherty (8-1, 4 KOs) in a throwback-style matchup reminiscent of the old-school Italian vs. Irish rivalries that helped build boxing in New York.
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