לאַס וועגאַס (סעפּטעמבער 30, 2016) — Late replacement Erik “El Trumpo” רויז upset Hanzel Martinez אין הייַנט בייַ נאַכט ס “Knockout Night at the D” main event in front of another sold-out crowd at the outdoor Downtown Las Vegas Events Center.

די “Knockout Night at the D” סעריע, presented by the D Las Vegas and Downtown Las Vegas Events Center, is promoted by Roy Jones Jr. (RJJ) Boxing Promotions. Hall Of Fame announcers Jim “J.R.” Ross און על בערנסטין called the action from ringside with Sean Wheelock on CBS Sports Network in North America and internationally via ESPN.

רויז (16-5-1, 6 קאָס) replaced Emmanuel Quartey, who was unable to secure a visa, and he was rewarded with a 10-round majority decision victory over fellow Mexican fighter Hanzel Martinez (23-3, 19 קאָס) for the vacant World Boxing Association (וובאַ) International super bantamweight title.

“El Trumpo,” fighting out of Oxnard, קאַליפאָרניאַ, put on a clinic, avoiding the lunging Martinez, who was frustrated throughout the fight by Ruiz’ slickness. Martiniz lunged, Ruiz countered and then he slightly moved to the side, avoiding any potential. Defensively, Ruiz was far superior, keeping Martinez off balance through out the majority of rounds.

“איך פילן גרויס,” Ruiz exclaimed. “I took this last minute fight but I was ready for it. Hanzel is a tough fighter. He has guts. I didn’t think he’d to the full 10 ראָונדס. This is an opportunity that will open a lot of doors for me. He knew he was coming to fight and I as ready for him.”

In a good technical fight with a lot of give-and-take action from start to finish, אַנביטאַןStephon “Showstopper” יונג (15-0-3, 6 קאָס) דיפיטיד Tony Lopez, דזשוניער. (11-2, 4 קאָס) in a battle of gritty southpaws. Fighting out of St. לוי, Young’s quickness prevailed over Lopes’ toughness, as both fighters put on a show for the vacant North American Boxing Association (אויך) bantamweight title in the co-feature. Young won a 10-round majority decision.

“עס איז געווען אַ שווער קאַמף,” Young commented. “My coach said, if you wan it, go get him. And I did. I knew what I was coming to get. People want to see me fight in this division.”

In the television opener, NABA USA super welterweight champion יוחנן “The Phenom” וועראַ (15-0, 10 קאָס) made another strong statement under the neon lights, stopping challenger Milorad “Micko” Zizic (12-2, 7 קאָס) אין די רגע קייַלעכיק. Making his second title defense, וועראַ, a southpaw, served notice to all super welterweights, dropping Zizic twice and then staggering him again before referee Kenny Baylesscalled an end to the fight.

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“I came out here to put on a show,” Vera said after the fight. “I dropped him (ערשטער) with a left-right. The second knockdown I feinted and hit him with a hard right jab. I then turned right-handed because I knew my right was working. I knew I had him.”

Las Vegas junior lightweight Randy Moreno cruised to his fifth win without a loss, unloading an unanswered barrage of punches on פאַביאַן “El Suavecito” Alanez (1-1) until referee Jay Nady halted the fight in the second round.

Popular Las Vegas welterweight Jeremy “J-Flash” Nichols ימפּרוווד צו 7-0 with a totally in control 4-round decision over Marquis “די כאָק” Hawthorn (4-5, 1 קאָ).

לאַס וועגאַס’ 18-year-old bantamweight Max “The Baby Faced Assassin” Ornelas (5-0, 2 קאָס) געבליבן אַנביטאַן, winning a a 4-round unanimous technical decision overMulapi Enjani (2-3-2, 1 קאָ). Ornelas hurt Enjani near the end of the fourth round. Enajani hurt his knee and he was unable to continue, resulting in a technical decision

Las Vegas junior lightweight Sal Lopez (4-0, 0 קאָס) pitched a shutout, winning all four rounds on the judges’ סקאָרעקאַרדס, over previously undefeated Kenneth “Scrappy” טיילער (2-1, 2 קאָס).