Leo Santa Cruz Dominates Keenan Carbajal in Pay-Per-View Co-feature, Jesus Ramos Delivers KO Win, Plus Luis Nery Outpoints Carlos Castro In Pay-Per-View Undercard Action&Luke Santamaria & Omar Juarez Victoriousin PBC on FOX Action ClickMONA bakeng sa Photos (To be uploaded shortly) Mokitlane: Ryan Hafey / Tonakgolo Boxing Champions Las Vegas (February 5, 2022) -Former unified welterweight world championKeith “One Time” Thurmanke khutlela. Thurman proved he is still an elite welterweight, winning a 12-round unanimous decision over former super lightweight world championMario "el azteca" barriosin the main event of a FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View event Saturday night from Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.
“This was a comeback fight after two and a half years away,” said Clearwater, Florida’s Thurman. “I wish I had my best performance, but I did the best I could under the circumstances. “I grade this performance a C+ or B- for myself.”
In his first fight in over 30 dikgwedi tse, the 33-year-old Thurman (30-1, 22 Kos) displayed the attributes that led him to the top of the 147-pound division. Thurman got off to a strong start and never relinquished control, at times punishing Barrios with hard shots.
Neighborhoods (26-2, 17 Kos) had his moments in his welterweight debut, particularly in the eighth when a left hook to the body caused Thurman to back up. The 26-year-old slugger from San Antonio, Texas also showed grit, gamely fighting back despite Thurman’s heavy artillery.
“Tonight I showed the Mexican warrior in me. I take my hat off to Keith Thurman, he’s a warrior as well. We gave the fans a great fight,"Ho boletse Barrios.
Leha ho le joalo, it wasn’t enough to overcome what was a fine performance from the relentless Thurman. “We rocked him. We weren’t able to put him down and out, but we had a great performance and a great fight,"Ho thoe.
“I want the belts. I want the champions. I want to be back on top, so whoever is willing to send Keith Thurman the contract, let’s go!" In the super featherweight co-main event, four-division world championLeo “El Terremoto” Santa Cruzdelivered another vintage performance, overcoming adversity to win a wide 10-round unanimous decision overKeenan “Bedo” Carbajal.
“I went good rounds. If I had gone in there and finished him fast, I wouldn’t have gotten the experience I needed,” said the 33-year-old Santa Cruz. “I felt the long layoff a little bit, but I did my best and hopefully the fans loved it and want to see me again.”
Santa Cruz (38-2-1, 19 Kos) suffered a cut underneath his left eye and one along his right eyelid both from accidental headbutts.
Undaunted, “El Terremoto” dominated the action, hurting Carbajal (23-3-1, 15 Kos) several times on his way to winning every round on all three scorecards (100-90).
“We’re going to go back to the gym, get better and work on what we did wrong,” Santa Cruz said. “We want to unify and defend our title. We want all the champions at 126 lik'hilograma tse. " Pay-per-view action also saw rising super welterweight sensationJesus “Mono” Ramos (18-0, 15 Kos) deliver a spectacular performance in the biggest fight of his career. The 20-year-old Ramos remained undefeated by knocking out dangerous veteranVladimir Hernandez (13-5, 6 Kos) ka 2:21 of the sixth round.
“I was boxing him smartly and I wasn’t really looking for the knockout,” said Ramos. “He’s a tough, durable guy. I broke him down round by round, landing a clean shot that hurt him, so I got the job done.
The end came swiftly in the sixth when a Ramos overhand left caused Hernandez to lose control of his legs. Ramos proceeded to batter him to the head and body until referee Mike Ortega mercifully stepped in.
“We want to build our resume, like Floyd Mayweather did,” said Ramos. “He had Gatti, Corrales, Castillo and all the guys. That’s something you can’t take away from him and that’s what I want to do. I want to earn my reputation. I’m not here to have Instagram followers. I’m here to make a statement in boxing.” Ho opereishene ea moputso, Bo-'mè ba mehleng ea bona ba babeliLuis “Pantera” Nery lahlelaCarlos castroin the first round on his way to a 10-round split decision win in a tactical battle between super bantamweights.
“My experience was definitely a factor,” said Nery. “I have three world title fights under my belt and have faced tougher opponents than he has. It showed tonight.”
The action heated up in the first when southpaw Nery connected with a straight left that deposited Castro on the seat of his trunks. The Phoenix, Arizona native managed to rise and survive the frame.
The bout turned into a chess match in the middle rounds as both Castro (27-1, 12 Kos) and Mexico’s Nery (32-1, 24 Kos) had their moments. Qetellong, Nery’s defense and accuracy proved to be the difference as he won 96-93 le 95-94 on two cards, while a third judge scored it for Castro, 95-94. “I wanted to show everyone that I’m not just about haymakers,” said Nery. “If I wanna brawl and be tactical, I can do that too.
“I knew I could knock him out, but I wanted to win proving I could box too. I would counter-punch and attack the way I wanted to.”
Pele ho pono ea moputso, the PBC on FOX main event sawLuke Santamaria (13-2-1, 7 Kos) overcome a stiff challenge fromAbele Ramos (27-5-2, 21 Kos) to win a 10-round unanimous decision in their welterweight encounter. Following a slow start, Santamaria found his footing, often switching from orthodox to southpaw and having success from both stances. Ramos was game throughout, but all three judges saw Santamaria winning clearly by scores of 98-92, 96-94 le 96-94. Ketsahalong e kholo ea mantlha ho fox, super lightweight contenderOmar “El Relámpago” Juárez (13-1, 5 Kos) won a hard-fought 10-round split decision overRyan “Cowboy” Karl. Juarez controlled the early action, surviving a mid-fight surge from Karl (19-4, 12 Kos) to walk away with the victory. One judge scored the action 95-94 for Karl while the other two judges had Juarez winning by scores of 96-93 le 95-94.
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ABOUT THURMAN VS. Barrios Thurman vs. Barrios saw former unified welterweight world champion Keith “One Time’’ Thurman return to the ring against former super lightweight world champion Mario “El Azteca” Barrios in a 12-round welterweight showdown that headlined a jam-packed FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View lineup on Saturday, February 5 from Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.
A ho sebdisana tšobotsi, four-division world champion Leo “El Terremoto’’ Santa Cruz battled Keenan “Bedo’’ Carbajal in a 10-round super featherweight match, while rising unbeaten Jesus “Mono” Ramos dueled Vladimir Hernandez in a 10-round showdown. The pay-per-view telecast began at 9 p.m. Et / 6 p.m. PT with former two-division champion Luis “Pantera” Nery battling unbeaten Carlos Castro in a 10-round super bantamweight duel.
Josesito Lopez Injured in Training, Forced to Withdraw AgainstAbel Ramos on PPV Undercard FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View Headlined By Showdown Between Former Champions Keith Thurman & Mario Barrios Las Vegas (January 31, 2022) – Rising unbeaten starJesús “Mono” Ramoswill take on super welterweight contenderVladimir Hernandezin a 10-round showdown on the undercard of the FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View event on Saturday, February 5 from Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay.
Josesito Lopez was injured in training and forced to withdraw from his bout against Abel Ramos in a pay-per-view attraction. Jesús Ramos vs. Hernandez replaces the Abel Ramos vs. Josesito Lopez bout on the pay-per-view lineup.
The FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View event begins at 9 p.m. Et / 6 p.m. PT and is headlined by former unified welterweight world championKeith “One Time’’ Thurmanbattling former super lightweight world championMario "el azteca" barrios, and also features four-division world championLeo “El Terremoto’’ Santa Cruz ho jara Keenan “Bedo’’ Carbajala ho sebdisana ha ka sehloohong ketsahalo. Hape, two-division championLuis Nerywill battle unbeatenCarlos castro in the 10-round pay-per-view opener.
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Ramos (17-0, 14 Kos), the nephew of welterweight contender Abel Ramos, has paved his way to stardom with highlight-reel KOs, but has shown his ability to outbox opponents in his last two fights. After winning a unanimous decision over Javier Molina in May 2021, Ramos most recently dominated Brian Mendoza en route to another unanimous decision in September on FOX. Prior to those fights, the 20-year-old southpaw had scored five-straight knockout victories.
The 32-year-old Hernandez (13-4, 6 Kos) has revitalized his career during his current three-fight winning streak, most recently earning a split-decision over former unified champion Julian Williams in an October 2021 action fight. Hernandez’s previous outing had seen him upset longtime contender Alfredo Angulo in August 2020, with a July 2020 decision over Aaron Coley kicking off the run. Originally from Durango, Mexico, Hernandez now fights out of Stockton, California as he looks to spring another upset on February 5.
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ABOUT THURMAN VS. Barrios Thurman vs. Barrios will see former unified welterweight world champion Keith “One Time’’ Thurman return to the ring to take on former super lightweight world champion Mario “El Azteca” Barrios in a 12-round welterweight showdown that headlines a jam-packed FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View lineup on Saturday, February 5 from Michelob ULTRA Arena at Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino in Las Vegas.
A ho sebdisana tšobotsi, four-division world champion Leo “El Terremoto’’ Santa Cruz will battle Keenan “Bedo’’ Carbajal in a 10-round super featherweight match, while former two-division champion Luis “Pantera” Nery battles unbeaten Carlos Castro in a 10-round super bantamweight duel. The pay-per-view telecast begins at 9 p.m. Et / 6 p.m. PT with rising unbeaten Jesús “Mono” Ramos dueling Vladimir Hernandez in a 10-round showdown.
Yordis Uas stuns manny pacquiao,E hapa qeto e sa lumellaneng ea ho boloka sehlooho sa lefatše la World Sintady in Fox Sports PBCMohato oa ho lefa ka mokhoa oa mantlha oa ka Moqebelo bosiu ho tlohaT-mobile Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada Robert Guerrero, Mareka o tla & Carlos Cantrol o hlolaPay-Per-View Iscard Dection &Frank Martin, Steven Torres & Jose Valenzuela Sccore Attave Wins Wins Action PBC Live on Fox Click MONA For Photos from Ryan Hafey / Tonakholo Click MONA Bakeng sa linepe ho tloha Sean Michael Ham / TGB Click MONA For Photos fromsson ho tloha Scott Kirkland / Fox Sports
Las Vegas (August 22, 2021) - Ka nako e hlalosang mosebetsi, Yordenis Ugas Shene e khanya ka ho fetisisa ka mekhahlelo e meholo.
Bongata bo boholo ba 17,438 T-Mobile Anna in Las VegAs o ile a shebella Underbog ea Underdog Underbog le kantle ho naha Manny Pacquiao Ho hapa qeto e 12-pota e sa lumellaneng le ho boloka sehlooho sa Welteweight lefatšeng ka sehlooho sa Fox Sports PBC Pay-Per-shebella.
"Ke thabile haholo empa ke, boholo ba tsohle, Ke batla ho leboha Manna Pacquiao bakeng sa ho mpha motsotso ona ka selikalikoe kajeno,"Uves o ile a rerela ka mor'a moo. "Ke u joetsitse, Ke 'na semela sa Wba mme ke se bontšitse bosiung bona. "
"Ke na le maikutlo haholo. Batho ba bangata ba re li-Cubans ha li na ho hapa ntoa e kholo. E le, Ke motlotlo haholo hoo ke ileng ka hapa Cuba mme ka bontša seo re se buang. "
Pacquiao, joalo ka kamehla, o ne a le mosa hore a hlotsoe.
"Kea leboha ho UGas le sehlopha sa hae,"Ho thoe Pacquiao. "Kea leboha ho uena kaofela. Ke batla ho leboha balateli bohle ba ka le mecha ea litaba. Bakeng sa mashome a lilemo, The Pritors, Media le balateli ba litebele ba ne ba lula ba le ka morao ho rona, Ho re tšehetsa. Ke ka hona re mona, Lebaka Leo re Ileng ra Atathahanya le hore na ke hobane'ng ha re phethela litoro tsa rona joaloka mohlabani.
"Ke moroalo ka ntle le ka har'a selikalikoe. Ke labalabela ho khutlela Philippines le ho ba thusa nakong ea koluoa ena. "
Li-Uges li sebelisitse boholo ba hae, matla le bolelele ho boloka pacquiao ho hakanya, butle-butle o apere champ-karolo ea likarolo tse robeli feela ho hapa ka mokhoa o hlakileng.
Pacquiao, 42 (67-8-2, 39 Kos), o tšepisitse qalo e potlakileng mme a ea lentsoeng la hae ho la pele, Ho kena le ho tsoa ka metlae. E sa phatlalatsoang, Ugas ea lilemo li 35 (27-4, 12 Kos) o bolokile o letetsoe ka thata. Ea bobeli, O senotse jeb ea hae e telele ka ho le letšehali, e e 'ngoe e le' ngoe le li-downtairs joalo ka pacquiao li ile tsa nkha neng e sokola ka hare.
Pacquiao e ile ea qala la boraro ka leqeleng le lekhutšoanyane empa ousas o ile a khutsisa bongata ka lithunya tsa hae. Cuba e ile ea qala ho futhumatsoa ka ho lokolla ka ho le letona, Punch pacquiao e neng e loantšana le bosiu bohle.
Kamora ea bohlano ea bohlano, Li-Ugas li ile tsa fumana letsoho le kaholimo ho tse tšeletseng, Ho sebetsa jeb le ho fana ka litoeba tse behiloeng hantle 'meleng. Ketso ea mekhahlelo e 'meli e tlisitse bongata maotong a bona ka la bosupa ha ba ntse ba re "Manny! Manny! Manny!"Uas e ile ea lula e le teng, Ho sututsa seonetor ea Philippine e khutlelang litokelo tse ngata.
"Mokoetlisi oa ka, Ismael Salas, mme ke bile le moralo,"Ho re li-Ugas. "Re ne re tlo mo tsamaisa; Re ne re tla sebelisa jeb 'me re mo thibela ho leka-lekana. Seo ke moralo oa kakaretso oa papali. "
Ugas o ile a laola borobeli, Mme bamameli ba Raucous ba ile ba arabela litokelo tsa kotlo e ngata ke Ugus. Ho lemoha ntoa ho thellisa, Pacquiao o ile a nka pace ka karolo ea borobong. E sa ntse e, lithunya tse thata li tsoa ho li-Ugas.
Pejana ho 10go th, Pacquiao o ile a siela Usas ho Clinch. Moqomo o ne o le mokhuts'oane. Ugas o ne a se a fumane ntlo ea hae 'me a e lahla ka mehla. The 12go th e ne e le ka lehlakoreng le leng. Li-UGas li ile tsa lula hantle, Ho utloisa bohloko ka makhetlo a mangata le ho bula leihlo la hae le letšehali.
"Letsoho le letona e bile thunya ke ne ke rerile ho sebelisoa ho Manny,"Ho re li-Ugas. E ntse e sebetsa kahoo ke ntse ke e sebelisa. "
Li-Ugumphala li phahamisitse matsohong a hae ka tlhōlo ha tšepe e utloahala. Moments hamorao, Baahloli ba bararo baa fumana ho khothaletsoa, le leng ho fetoha 115-113 karete ha e 'ngoe e' ngoe e bile le eona 116-112.
"Nakong e tlang, U kanna oa se bone manna pacquiao ka selikalikoe,"Pacquiao o itse. "Ha ke tsebe. E re ke phomole pele, phomola le ho etsa qeto haeba ke tla tsoela pele ho loana kapa che. "
Ke tšōmo, E 'ngoe ea bahlabani ba ka sehloohong ba kileng ba phela,"Uves o itse mohanyetsi oa hae. "Ke tla mo hlompha kamehla eseng joalo feela e le mohale o moholo empa kantle ho selikalikoe. Ke boetse ke khahloa ke hore o loantšana le naha ea hae, Joalokaha ke etsa. Ke batla ho lokoloha Cuba. "
A ho sebdisana ka sehloohong ketsahalo, Robert "Leholiotsoana" Guerrero (37-6-1, 20 Kos) o ile a loanela tsela ea hae ho qeto e sa lumellaneng "Victor ortiz (32-7-3, 25 Kos).
Baahloli kaofela ba bararo ba ne ba soetseha 96-94.
"Ho ne ho ikutloa hantle hore o khutletse selikalikoe ka balateli mme ke ne ke fetella ka matla a bona,"Ho itse gerrero. “Ke ne ke tseba hore ena ke ho ba ntoa ea hohle. Victor Oriz o ile a ntlisetsa ntho e ntle ka ho fetisisa ho nna bosiung bona. E ne e le ka morao 'me u hlatse ntoa eohle' me ka tsoa holimo ha ke ntse ke bolela esale pele. "
Boholo ba ketso bo ne bo loaneloa kahare moo Chaerrero a ileng a qeta lithunya tse hloekisitsoeng. Kamora ho opeloa ke maikutlo, Guerrero o ile a phela ka la bobeli, ornic orving ka letoto la lithunya tsa matla.
Ho potoloha ka mor'a ho potoloha, Litlolo tse peli tsa mehleng ea pele li sa laole lithunya tse khutšoane libakeng tse haufi haholo le ho hana ho nka mohato o morao. Guerrero o ile a leleka ts'ebetso ea hae ka matla 10go th Frame, e ileng ea paka hore e se e le likarete.
“Ke nahana hore ke hlōla. Ke seo e leng sona,"Ho thoe ortiz. "E ne e le Ntoa e Haufi. Ha a nkhathatsa. Nako e 'maloa ke ile ka tšoaroa ke ho leka-lekana empa seo e ne e le sona. Ke lokela ho ba le mabokose hanyane, Empa hey, O entse seo a lokelang ho se etsa. "
“Hona joale ke ikemiselitse ho kenella 'me ke loane le mang kapa mang eo ba e behileng ka pel'a ka,"Ho itse gerrero. "Ke setse haholo 'me ke papaling ena ho hapa sehlooho se seng sa lefatše. Ke nehela ntobeleng ena 'me ke e fa Morena oa ka le Moupōpi oa Jesu Kreste. "
Ts'ebetsong ea ho etsa linaleli, Mareka "Magicificio" o tla tlosa (23-0, 16 Kos) Ea Philippines e ile ea hlakoloa ke ho kokota ka mokhoa o hlollang July Ceja (32-5-1, 28 Kos), Ho beha champi ea pele ea lefatše ea pele ho 10go th Ho potoloha le lintlha tsa bona tsa WBC Fetherweight Elinator.
"Ke mpa ke sebetsa haholo lipuisanong tse otlolohileng,"Ho thoe o tla tlosa. "Ke ntse ke e sebetsa ha ke potoloha le ha ke bona a utloile bohloko, Ke ile ka latela.
"Ke thabile haholo bakeng sa sephetho. Ke lebelletse mokhoa oa hae hore o etsa hore ho etsahale mme ke lebelletse ho kokota bosiung bona. "
E ne e bonahala eka e kanna ea ba bosiu ba pele ha sekontiri se siiloeng ho Magsayo se ile sa fofa Ceja ho ea pele. Ceja ea Mexico ea Mexico Game 'me e sebetsa ho khutlela ntoeng, ho fokotsa magsayo ho theosa le likhopo tsa likhopo.
Mosebetsi oa Cele o ile oa lefa hang-hang ha motho ea bohlano ha a le holimo ho Magsayo ho Canvas. Moqomo oa lilemo tse 26 oa khale o ile oa e etsa maotong a hae. Metsotso ea tšepe e lla hamorao.
Ceja o ile a hlasela 'mele ka ho lahla' mele ka la botšelela le la leshome, empa e ne e le Magsayo ea fumaneng moea oa hae oa bobeli morao. Matsoho le maoto a hae a potlakileng le maoto a ile a mo lumella hore a laole ketso ho ea borobeli. O thabetse le ho feta ka borobong, o bonesa leqeleng la hae ka mefuta ea jes le liseke.
Le ntoeng e lulang e leketlile ka ho leka-lekana, Magsayo e ke e khaotse ho tsoa ho leshome. Joalo ka ha Ceja o balehetse setšabelo likarolong, Magsayo a sa utloisise setšoantšo se phethahetseng. Ceja e tlosoa ho moseta, e thusitse tseleng ka tokelo e 'ngoe. Ha ho na palo e neng e hlokahala. Referee Kenny Bayssel o ile a qeta ho tsoa ho 0:50 ea 10go th pota.
"Ke ile ka kokota 'me ke ile ka makala, Empa ke tsepamisitse kelello ea ka ho seo ke se batlang, Thupelo ea Marena a Lefatše,"Ho thoe o tla tlosa. "Ke toro ea ka kajeno 'me joale ea tla e' nete. Ka tšepo ntoa ea ka e latelang ke thunya ea lefatše ea sehlooho. "
Ho opereishene ea moputso, Carlos castro (27-0, 11 Kos) e ile ea fetoha ts'ebetso e ntle ka ho fetisisa mosebetsing oa hae, ho emisa ha mehleng ea lefats'e ea pele Óscar Escadón (26-6, 18 Kos) ka 10go th ho potoloha ha bona.
"Escacón o bile teng ka ho fetisisa le tse ntlehali. O tsamaile ka libaka tse ngata le baetsi ba lefatše,"Ho thoe castro. Empa e ne e le taba feela, ho khetha punches ea rona. Ke ile ka lula fatše ho feta lithunya tsa ka. Ke bile le likolobe tsa manny bakeng sa likhoeli tse 'ne feela. Ka nako e eketsehileng, Ke nahana hore re tla khona ho laola karohano. "
Castro o sebelisitse bolelele ba hae mme a fihla ho boloka Escandó o le teng pele. Escandón e ne e le papali ho pholletsa le moo. Kamora ho ea pele, O ile a hana castro khahlano le liropo mme a mo sutumelletsa ka ho halika.
"Ke ne ke tseba hore e tla qala butle,"Castro a re. "Likolobe tsa Manny a ile a nthuta haholo, Empa selemo le halofo ho tloha selikalikoe, mokoetlisi e mocha - e lula e fapane. Ho hlakoloa le ho ikoetlisa ho lula a fapanyetsana le lintoa, Kahoo ke ikutloa ke thabile ebile ke thabile bakeng sa monyetla. Ke tlameha ho tsoela pele. "
Ka qalo ea bobeli, Castro o ile a khutla ho sebelisa jeb ea hae le ea lijo tsa maoto. Tlhahiso ea hae ea Punch e eketsehile ka ho feta.
Escacó o ile a qala ho bontša matšoao a ho roala ka bohlano. Castro e ne e se e le haufi le hlooho le 'mele le kamehla. Pejana ho la bosupa, Escandó o ile a khahloa ke letsoho le letona. Castro e qalileng, Ho laolla letoto la lithunya tsa matla. Escacón o ile a kena ka letsohong le letšehali le neng le hloloheloa. Matla a phofo a khanna escandón ho Canvas. Referee Ruiz Ruiz e ile ea e busa hampe, eo hamorao e neng e phethola 'me e ahlotse sethunya.
Castro ba ne ba batla ho koala show empa Escaicón o bontšitse pelo e makatsang, ho mo loanela ho fihlela Castro a qobelloa ho khutlela morao. Bongata bo boloka tumello ea bona qetellong ea potoloho.
Castro o ile a tsoela pele ho busa ka borobong. O koetse pontšo ho leshome, Ho Lahla Seholo se seng se Bighileng se lateloang ke Voeley e neng e fofa castro. Ruiz ka mohau o tlole 1:08 ea 10go th pota.
"Ke ne ke loana le pelo ea ka 'me ke ile ka fana ka boiteko bo matla, Empa ha se bosiu feela bosiung bona,"Ho thoe castro. "Ke ne ke tšoeroe ke bohloko, Empa ke ne ke sena nako e lekaneng ea ho mo qeta. Ke fana ka hlompho e ngata, Ke mohloa o moholo 'me o bontšitse lipapali tse ntle tsa lipapali. Ha ke qetile, 'me ke tla khutla. "
"Ho latela eng ho bafeteng ba ka,"Castro a re. "Ke tlo nka nako ea ho qeta nako le lelapa leso, Kea leboha bakoenehi ba ka 'me u natefeloe ke tlholo. "
Pele ho pono ea moputso, Ho phahama ha bobebe Frank "Ghost" Martin (14-0, 10 Kos) khahliloe hape, ho theola setloholo se chitja Ryan Kielczweski (30-6, 11 Kos) Ketsahalong e kholo ho ts'ebetso ea PBC e lula fox le fox ea fox.
Baahloli kaofela ba bararo ba ne ba soetseha 100-90.
Martin ea lilemo li 26 a ne a laetse lebelo ho tloha ka bel e bulang, Ho sebetsa ka mora jabe ea boroa-bob le ho kenella ka metlae. Ki olczewski e ne e le papali empa a sena karabo ea lebelo la Martin, Matla le Atletleticsm.
Ketsahalong e kholo ea mantlha ho fox, heavyweight tsepo Steven Torres (5-0, 5 Kos) ile a etsa ka potlako mosebetsi oa Selena Rolfe (6-3-1, 4 Kos), Pounding Rolfe Ho fihlela Uferee Robert Holle Roben 2:33 ea potoloho ea pele ea bona e hlophisitsoeng.
Ka theknoloji ea fox e sebetsang, e qabolang e bobebe Jose Valenzuela ba ntlafala ho 9-0 (6 Kos) Ka ho emisa ho potoloha ha bone Donte Strayhorn (12-4, 4 Kos).
Valenzuela ea lilemo li 22 ea koahetsoeng ke ho kokota pele ha motho a le haufi le eena ha a sa le mongobo o mong oa Strayhorn. Referee Raul Caiz Jr. e ahlotse hore liropo li ile tsa thibela Strayhorn holimo le ho tsamaisa palo ea batho ba ka bang 3 ho ema.
Ea bobeli, Valenzuela o ile a bontša hore o hatelletse tlhaselo ka mora oa hae o hloiloeng ke hae. Strayhon o ne a e-na le linako tsa hae tsa selemo sa boraro. Leha ho le joalo, The Heavier Blows e tsoa ho Valenzuela, ea ileng a e beha ho fihlela qetellong ea bout 1:29 ea potoloho ea bone.
“Victor Ortiz and I are both exciting fighters…everyone knows this is going to be a fan-friendly dog fight," – Mohlabani Former World Champions Robert Guerrero & Victor Ortiz Meet In Clash of All-Action Welterweights Saturday, August 21 on FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View Undercard from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas Click MONAfor Photos from Team Guerrero
Las Vegas (August 13, 2021) – Former multiple-division world championRobert "Leholiotsoana" Guerrero previewed his upcoming showdown against fellow all-action brawler"Victor ortiz before they square off on the Manny Pacquiao vs. Yordenis Ugas FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View undercard Saturday, August 21 from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
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The two former world champions are known for their aggressive styles and have been in numerous Fight of the Year candidates throughout their storied careers. Ka August 21 they meet looking to score a victory that will put them back in position to vie for a world title once again.
Here is what Guerrero had to say about the matchup, training camp and more:
On his upcoming matchup with Victor Ortiz:
“This fight has been a long-time coming, as I remember it was mentioned years ago, but never happened. I am excited for this bout since we both need a win, and the fans are very familiar with both of our styles. Victor Ortiz and I are both exciting fighters, and everyone knows this is going to be a fan friendly dog fight. Fighting Victor is the type of bout that got me excited to have a full professional training camp. I’m grateful to be fighting on this huge FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View card, and I’m going to give it my all.”
On his recent training camp with coach and father Ruben Guerrero:
“I have been working very hard for this camp, haele hantle, my father Ruben and I took camp to Las Vegas and brought along some young fighters to keep me motivated. I’ve been getting good sparring with DJ Zamora III, who is very fast. I’m feeding off all the young fighters that are training with me, and that is what keeps me fresh. You need to be around hungry fighters who are motivated to stay at this level, because it is easy to lose focus if it’s just you in the gym.”
On returning to the ring after a long layoff:
"Ka ntlha ena ka mosebetsi, it is about getting the best fights. I got the rust off and now it’s about getting fights that get me and the fans excited. Everyone knows that when I fight, I bring it, and Victor Ortiz is an exciting fighter as well. I am at a point where I have done a lot in the sport, so I am not going to be fighting every other month like when I was a prospect. When you know how to fight, a layoff isn’t always a bad thing.”
Ho seo e tla se etsetsa mosebetsi oa hae:
“A win here puts me in a position to get in contention for a world title, and that should be the goal of everyone who is fighting, to win a world title. If you’re not fighting to win a world title, you shouldn’t be in the sport. I want to win at least one more world title before it’s all said and done. It’s a lofty goal, but I believe in myself.”
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About Pacquiao vs. UGÁS Pacquiao vs. Ugás will see eight-division world champion and Philippine SenatorManny "Pacman" Pacquiao taking on WBA Welterweight World ChampionYordenis Ugásin the FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View main event Saturday, August 21 from T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Pono ea moputso e qala ho 9 p.m. Et / 6 p.m. PT and will see former world champions and all-action brawlersRobert "Leholiotsoana" Guerrero le “Vicious” Víctor Ortizmeet in a 10-round welterweight duel, unbeaten featherweight contenderMareka o tla battle former world championJuly Ceja in a WBC Featherweight Title Eliminator, plus undefeated contenderCarlos castro will take on former title challengerÓscar Escadón in a 10-round featherweight attraction that kicks off the pay-per-view.
How to Watch the Saturday, August 21, FOX Sports PBC Pay-Per-View Fight Manny Pacquiao vs. Yordenis Ugas Main Card: 9 p.m. Et / 6 p.m. PT
TV: Available on all major U.S. & Canadian PPV providers, ho akarelletsa le Xfinity, Spectrum, Contour, Fios, and Optimum, har'a ba bang (U.S.); as well as Rogers, Bell, Shaw, SaskTel and TELUS (Canada)
Unbeaten Super Bantamweight Contender Carlos Castro Faces Former Title Challenger Oscar Escandon To Open Telecast ka 10 p.m. Et / 7 p.m. PT Phoenix (July 29, 2021) – Unbeaten two-time world championDavid “El Bandera Roja” Benavídezwill square off against former championJose Uzcategui in a WBC Super Middleweight title eliminator as Benavídez returns to his hometown of Phoenix for the first time in six years in the SHOWTIME main event on Saturday, August 28 in a Premier Boxing Champions event from Footprint Center – home of the Phoenix Suns and Mercury.
The Showtime Championship Boxing telecast qala ka 10 p.m. Et / 7 p.m. PT and will feature the much-awaited return of longtime contenderJose Benavídez, the older brother of David Benavídez, facing Argentina’sFrancisco Emanuel Torresin the 10-round super welterweight co-main event. Kicking off the telecast is undefeated contenderCarlos castro taking on former title challengerOscar Escandon ka 10 ho pota bartolomeo bantamweight bout. The Benavídez brothers and Castro hail from Phoenix and have their sights set on impressing their hometown fans.
Ditekete tsa e phelang ketsahalo, which is promoted by Sampson Boxing and TGB Promotions, are on sale now and are available for purchase throughTicketmaster.com.
“I am happy to be bringing David ‘El Bandera Roja’ Benavidez back to his hometown to fight after so many years away,” said Sampson Lewkowicz of Sampson Boxing. “It is going to be a sensational welcome party for him and all the fans.”
Still just 24-years-old, Benavídez (24-0, 21 Kos) enters this fight having knocked out his last four opponents, including a September 2019 knockout of two-time super middleweight champion Anthony Dirrell. Morao ka ho fetisisa, he earned stoppage victories over Roamer Alexis Angulo in August 2020 and Ronald Ellis in March of this year. Benavídez is trained by his father José Sr., alongside his brother and former title challenger, José Jr. A 2017, he became the youngest super middleweight champion in boxing history by defeating Ronald Gavril on SHOWTIME at just 20 le lilemo li. Representing his native Phoenix, Ariz., Benavídez went from a 15-year-old prodigy sparring with Gennady Golovkin and Peter Quillin, to world title contender with a 10-fight knockout streak from 2015 ka 2017, including a highlight-reel knockout of Rogelio Medina with a seven-punch combination that earned him his first title opportunity.
“I’m super excited to fight in front of my hometown fans,” said Benavídez. “It’s a dream come true for me to come back home as a two-time world champion. I’m training for Uzcategui like he’s a world champ because he has a lot of experience and he’s a hungry fighter. I know that he needs this win, but I won’t let that happen. I’m staying dedicated and motivated to win on August 28 on SHOWTIME and I want to look impressive doing it in order to get even bigger and better fights in the future.”
Born in Venezuela and fighting out of Tijuana, Mexico, Uzcategui (31-4, 26 Kos) captured a 168-pound world title in March of 2018 by stopping veteran contender Andre Dirrell after eight rounds. The 30-year-old put himself in position to fight for a title with four-straight stoppage victories from 2015 ka 2016, including a win over then-unbeaten Julius Jackson. Since losing the title to unbeaten champion Caleb Plant in January 2019, Uzcategui has rebounded to win three of his last four fights, including knockout wins in 2021 over Jaime Hernandez Lopez and Josue Obando.
“I’m excited to be back on the big stage for this fight,” said Uzcategui. “I know what I’m up against with Benavídez. O e khōlō oke, and that’s my biggest motivation. This is going to be a war and I can’t wait to give the people a great fight. Both of us come to brawl, so this is going to be a classic on August 28.”
The 28-year-old Benavídez (27-1, 18 Kos) is the older brother of main event headliner David and returns to fight in his hometown of Phoenix for the first time in six years. A long-established contender, Benavídez will return to action for the first time since dropping a 147-pound title showdown to Terence Crawford in October 2018. Benavídez had previously earned wins over contenders such as Mauricio Herrera, Francisco Santana and Frank Rojas on his way to that world title opportunity.
“I’m really excited to be back in the ring after being out for a while,” said Benavidez. “I feel more mature, motivated and stronger than ever. Fighting alongside my brother and in my hometown is really a dream come true. I’m really looking forward to making a tremendous comeback. It doesn’t matter who they put in front of me, I guarantee that I’m going to take them out. No one is going to want to miss this night, because me and my brother are bringing the fireworks.”
A native of boxing-rich Buenos Aires, Argentina, Torres (17-3, 5 Kos) enters this fight the winner of his last nine contests dating back to 2018. The 31-year-old will fight in the U.S. for the third time on August 28, having scored stateside victories over Cleotis Pendarvis in August 2020 and Louis Hernandez in February of this year. Torres most recently won a unanimous decision over Alexi Rivera in June as he prepares for his toughest fight to date against Benavídez.
“I’m very pumped up for this fight,” said Torres. “I want to thank my whole team for this opportunity to participate in such an important fight. This is a great chance for me to go to the next level against a great fighter who’s had an exceptional career. I will work very hard to get the victory on August 14 and raise high the flag of Argentina.”
Castro (26-0, 11 Kos) has climbed the rankings since turning pro in 2012 as he seeks a shot at a super bantamweight championship. The Phoenix-native added two victories in 2020, defeating Jesus Ruiz in February before stopping longtime contender Cesar Juarez in four rounds in July. Castro was coming off a 2019 campaign that saw him score three victories, including 10-round unanimous decision triumphs over former title challenger Genesis Servania and veteran contender Mario Diaz.
“I’m very grateful for this opportunity to fight an excellent opponent in Oscar Escandon,"Ho thoe castro. “I’m very motivated to put on a great performance in front of my hometown fans. Ka August 28, I’m going to be ready to showcase all of my skills and hard work in the ring so I leave with my hand raised.”
A native of Ibague, Colombia, Escandon (26-5, 18 Kos) has faced a slew of top contenders and champions including featherweight champion Gary Russell Jr. and super bantamweight champion Brandon Figueroa, plus hard-hitting contender Tugstsogt Nyambayar. Escandon captured an interim title in 2016 when he knocked out Robinson Castellanos to earn his world title shot against Russell. Morao ka ho fetisisa, Escandon scored a first-round knockout over previously unbeaten contender Jhack Tepora in December of 2019.
“I’m very focused on training for this fight because I know a win can lead me back to another world title opportunity,” said Escandon. “Castro is a good young fighter who has a solid jab and can move. But I think he’s the perfect opponent for me. There are a lot of things we can do to win this fight and I can’t wait to go in there on August 28 and show it.”
