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Subriel Matías and Alfredo Santiago are set to face world title challengers on February 17 in Fajardo,PR

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Fajardo, Puẹto Riko – After a successful 2017, WBA #15, Alfredo 'Eye’ Santiago and blue chip prospect, Subriel Matías Matthew, will be defending their respective undefeated records on Saturday, Kínní 17, 2018 at the Municipal Equestrian Park of Fajardo,PR as part of a card promoted by Fresh Productions.

 

 

Matías (8-0, 8 KO ká), will face Colombian and former world title challenger, Daulis Prescott (31-6, 23 KO ká) ni a 10 rounds bout at the junior welterweight division.

 

 

Ni 2012, Prescott had the precious opportunity to fight for a world title against Jamaican, Nicholas Walters, who beat the brave Colombian by TKO in the seventh round in a match held in Jamaica.

 

 

Fun rẹ apakan, Alfredo Santiago (8-0, 2 KO ká), will measure forces against former world title contender, Juan José Montes (25-6-2, 15 KO ká) of Mexico, ni a 10 rounds fight in the maximum weight of 133 poun.

 

 

Montes, was a world title challenger in 2011, when he faced former WBC champion, Tomas Rojas, who retained his belt by technical knockout in the eleventh round in Mexico.

 

 

“We are bringing good fights because they are very experienced opponents for Santiago and Matías so that the fans can have a good action evening in Fajardo. Here we care about the proper development of the fighters and at the same time, that provide exciting fights in that process. ‘Ojo’ and Subriel have proved to be on another level. They have already beaten former Olympians, prospects and contenders, and that same quality is what you will get on February 17. My fighters have to fight, and fight hard” said Fresh Productions promoter, Juan Orengo.

 

 

Campaigning at lightweight division, Santiago, native of Moca, Orilẹ-Ede Ara Dominika, o ni meta akiyesi victories lori: tele Mexico ni Olympian, Arturo Santos Reyes, world contender Jayson ‘La Maravilla’ Velez and the always seasoned, Andrés 'eni’ Navarro.

 

 

Junior welterweight Matías Matthew, defeated in his fourth professional fight and against all odds, the rising prospect, Jeffrey Fontánez from Caguas in a crowed brawl that ended up with a technical knockout in the second round.

 

 

Ninu re kẹhin igbejade, held last November at Hotel Jaragua at Dominican Republic, Matthew Matias, scored a technical knockout in the second round over former Olympian, Patrick Lopez from Venezuela.

 

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Matthew iha-iṣinipopada ati Alfredo Matias 'Eye’ Santiago wa ni ṣeto si pada ni Kínní

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Fajardo, Puerto Rico – WBA ranked #13, Alfredo 'Eye’ Santiago (8-0, 2 KO ká) ati ki o nyara touted afojusọna, Subriel Matías Matthew (8-0, 8 KO ká), mejeeji lati Fajardo, yoo wa ni ti ri igbese lori Saturday, Kínní 17, 2018 ni Fajardo Municipal Equestrian Park. Alatako ni yoo kede laipe nipa Alabapade Productions.

 

 

Pẹlu mẹjọ njà kọọkan, mejeeji awọn onija ti tẹlẹ ni gan ìkan victories lori asesewa, aye akọle contenders, ki o si tele Olympians.

 

 

Npolongo ni lightweight pipin, Santiago, kan lọdọ awọn ti Moca, Orilẹ-Ede Ara Dominika, o ni meta akiyesi victories lori: tele Mexico ni Olympian, Arturo Santos Reyes nipa unanimous ipinnu ( Ud ), tele aye akọle contender, Jayson "La Maravilla’ Vélez nipa poju ipinnu, ati awọn nigbagbogbo ti igba, Andrés 'eni’ Navarro ilu OUT.

 

 

Lori re apakan, Matthew Matias, ti o jẹ ninu awọn Junior welterweight pipin, ṣẹgun ninu rẹ kẹrin ọjọgbọn ija, nyara afojusọna, Jeffrey Fontánez lati Caguas nipa imọ knockout ni keji yika.

 

 

Ninu re kẹhin igbejade, waye ni Kọkànlá Oṣù ni Hotel Jaragua ni Dominican Republic, Matthew Matias, gba nipa imọ knockout ni keji yika, lori ogbologbo Venezuelan Olympian, Patrick Lopez.

 

 

“Bi ibùgbé ni Alabapade Productions, awọn alatako ti 'Ojo’ ati Subriel yoo jẹ ti awọn nla didara,” wi olugbeleke Juan Orengo, “A tẹlẹ ni ninu wa fojusi orisirisi Mexico ni awọn onija ti o wa ti o dara ati ki o yoo wa ni nla majemu nlọ to Kínní 17. We always look for more experienced opponents to face my fighters because that’s what a real development is all about. A ko ta ala si awọn egeb tabi si mi boxers, won ni lati ja lile nitori won nilo lati wa ni setan fun awọn ńlá ipele ninu awọn sunmọ iwaju ".

 

 

 

Nbọ laipẹ, awọn alatako ati awọn miiran njà ti awọn kaadi yoo kede.