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On Friday night, from the Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio Ca., Pablo Cesar Cano (28-4-1,21 KOs) edged out a majority decision victory over a tough Juan Carlos Abreu (18-1-1, 17 KOs). Though Abreu stayed willing to exchange, it was Cano who got the better of those exchages throughout the 10 round welterweight fight. Scores were 96-94, 97-93 and 95-95.
In the co-featured bout, Super bantamweight prospect Diego De La Hoya (8-0, 6 KOs) had his hands full with Paramount’s Manuel Roman (17-3-3, 6 KOs) but performed well and earned a 80-72 unanimous decision after 8 action filled rounds.
Also on the card,
Seven-foot heavyweight Taishan Dong (2-0, 2 KOs) went the distance with Roy McCrary (3-2, 3 KOs) and earned a unanimous decision after four rounds. Taishan dropped McCrary in the second and third rounds and went on to earn scores of 39-35 and 40-35 twice.
Unbeaten Oscar Negrete (7-0, 3 KOs) took a split decision over Fernando Fuentes (5-3, 1KO) after six rounds in the bantamweight division.
Lightweight Everton Lopes (1-0) was succesfull in his pro-debut, earning a 60-53 unanimous decision victory over Evan Woosley (2-6).
Unbeaten Neeco Macias (7-0, 3 KOs) stopped Tavorus Teague (2-1-1, 1 KO) in the fourth round of a scheduled six. Official time was 1:39
Super featherweight Nicolas “Nick” Arce (2-0, 2 KOs) got the TKO Victory over Lyonel Kelly (1-4, 1 KO)
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On Friday night, from the Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio Ca., Pablo Cesar Cano (28-4-1,21 KOs) edged out a majority decision victory over a tough Juan Carlos Abreu (18-1-1, 17 KOs). Though Abreu stayed willing to exchange, it was Cano who got the better of those exchages throughout the 10 round welterweight fight. Scores were 96-94, 97-93 and 95-95.
In the co-featured bout, Super bantamweight prospect Diego De La Hoya (8-0, 6 KOs) had his hands full with Paramount’s Manuel Roman (17-3-3, 6 KOs) but performed well and earned a 80-72 unanimous decision after 8 action filled rounds.
Also on the card,
Seven-foot heavyweight Taishan Dong (2-0, 2 KOs) went the distance with Roy McCrary (3-2, 3 KOs) and earned a unanimous decision after four rounds. Taishan dropped McCrary in the second and third rounds and went on to earn scores of 39-35 and 40-35 twice.
Unbeaten Oscar Negrete (7-0, 3 KOs) took a split decision over Fernando Fuentes (5-3, 1KO) after six rounds in the bantamweight division.
Lightweight Everton Lopes (1-0) was succesfull in his pro-debut, earning a 60-53 unanimous decision victory over Evan Woosley (2-6).
Unbeaten Neeco Macias (7-0, 3 KOs) stopped Tavorus Teague (2-1-1, 1 KO) in the fourth round of a scheduled six. Official time was 1:39
Super featherweight Nicolas “Nick” Arce (2-0, 2 KOs) got the TKO Victory over Lyonel Kelly (1-4, 1 KO)
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On Friday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino, California fight fans were treated to another memorable night of boxing. The six-fight card was presented by Golden Boy Promotions and sponsored by Cerveza Tecate and AT&T. If you missed the live action or the TeleFutura "Sólo Boxeo Tecate" broadcast, below is a summary of the results:
WinnerLoserMethodRound
Sergio MoraShibata FloresTKO 7
Hugo CentenoHector Orozco UD6
Emmanuel RoblesAndres Reyes KO 4
Jose VargasOscar ChinchillaUD 6
Ray RiveraCleven IsheSD 4
Nicholas BalestraAlex VlasUD 4
On Friday night, from the Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio Ca., Pablo Cesar Cano (28-4-1,21 KOs) edged out a majority decision victory over a tough Juan Carlos Abreu (18-1-1, 17 KOs). Though Abreu stayed willing to exchange, it was Cano who got the better of those exchages throughout the 10 round welterweight fight. Scores were 96-94, 97-93 and 95-95.
In the co-featured bout, Super bantamweight prospect Diego De La Hoya (8-0, 6 KOs) had his hands full with Paramount’s Manuel Roman (17-3-3, 6 KOs) but performed well and earned a 80-72 unanimous decision after 8 action filled rounds.
Also on the card,
Seven-foot heavyweight Taishan Dong (2-0, 2 KOs) went the distance with Roy McCrary (3-2, 3 KOs) and earned a unanimous decision after four rounds. Taishan dropped McCrary in the second and third rounds and went on to earn scores of 39-35 and 40-35 twice.
Unbeaten Oscar Negrete (7-0, 3 KOs) took a split decision over Fernando Fuentes (5-3, 1KO) after six rounds in the bantamweight division.
Lightweight Everton Lopes (1-0) was succesfull in his pro-debut, earning a 60-53 unanimous decision victory over Evan Woosley (2-6).
Unbeaten Neeco Macias (7-0, 3 KOs) stopped Tavorus Teague (2-1-1, 1 KO) in the fourth round of a scheduled six. Official time was 1:39
Super featherweight Nicolas “Nick” Arce (2-0, 2 KOs) got the TKO Victory over Lyonel Kelly (1-4, 1 KO)
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Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
CAUTION! The following photographs contain images of boxers getting knocked the out. Discretion is advised.
UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHT DEONTAY WILDER DESTROYS FORMER WORLD CHAMPION SERGEI LIAKHOVICH IN FIRST ROUND FOR 29TH STRAIGHT KO VICTORY
Francisco Vargas Remains Unbeaten With Impressive 10-Round Decision Over Previously Unbeaten Brandon Bennett, Jermall Charlo Improves To 15-0 With Second-Round Knockout Over World-Ranked Antwone Smith
CAUTION! The following photographs contain images of boxers getting knocked the out. Discretion is advised.
UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHT DEONTAY WILDER DESTROYS FORMER WORLD CHAMPION SERGEI LIAKHOVICH IN FIRST ROUND FOR 29TH STRAIGHT KO VICTORY
Francisco Vargas Remains Unbeaten With Impressive 10-Round Decision Over Previously Unbeaten Brandon Bennett, Jermall Charlo Improves To 15-0 With Second-Round Knockout Over World-Ranked Antwone Smith
Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
A night of exciting fights as Golden Boy Boxing and Showtime ShowSports presented an evening of flying fists with two title fights on the line.
Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
CAUTION! The following photographs contain images of boxers getting knocked the out. Discretion is advised.
UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHT DEONTAY WILDER DESTROYS FORMER WORLD CHAMPION SERGEI LIAKHOVICH IN FIRST ROUND FOR 29TH STRAIGHT KO VICTORY
Francisco Vargas Remains Unbeaten With Impressive 10-Round Decision Over Previously Unbeaten Brandon Bennett, Jermall Charlo Improves To 15-0 With Second-Round Knockout Over World-Ranked Antwone Smith
CAUTION! The following photographs contain images of boxers getting knocked the out. Discretion is advised.
UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHT DEONTAY WILDER DESTROYS FORMER WORLD CHAMPION SERGEI LIAKHOVICH IN FIRST ROUND FOR 29TH STRAIGHT KO VICTORY
Francisco Vargas Remains Unbeaten With Impressive 10-Round Decision Over Previously Unbeaten Brandon Bennett, Jermall Charlo Improves To 15-0 With Second-Round Knockout Over World-Ranked Antwone Smith
Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
A night of exciting fights as Golden Boy Boxing and Showtime ShowSports presented an evening of flying fists with two title fights on the line.
Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
On Friday night, from the Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio Ca., Pablo Cesar Cano (28-4-1,21 KOs) edged out a majority decision victory over a tough Juan Carlos Abreu (18-1-1, 17 KOs). Though Abreu stayed willing to exchange, it was Cano who got the better of those exchages throughout the 10 round welterweight fight. Scores were 96-94, 97-93 and 95-95.
In the co-featured bout, Super bantamweight prospect Diego De La Hoya (8-0, 6 KOs) had his hands full with Paramount’s Manuel Roman (17-3-3, 6 KOs) but performed well and earned a 80-72 unanimous decision after 8 action filled rounds.
Also on the card,
Seven-foot heavyweight Taishan Dong (2-0, 2 KOs) went the distance with Roy McCrary (3-2, 3 KOs) and earned a unanimous decision after four rounds. Taishan dropped McCrary in the second and third rounds and went on to earn scores of 39-35 and 40-35 twice.
Unbeaten Oscar Negrete (7-0, 3 KOs) took a split decision over Fernando Fuentes (5-3, 1KO) after six rounds in the bantamweight division.
Lightweight Everton Lopes (1-0) was succesfull in his pro-debut, earning a 60-53 unanimous decision victory over Evan Woosley (2-6).
Unbeaten Neeco Macias (7-0, 3 KOs) stopped Tavorus Teague (2-1-1, 1 KO) in the fourth round of a scheduled six. Official time was 1:39
Super featherweight Nicolas “Nick” Arce (2-0, 2 KOs) got the TKO Victory over Lyonel Kelly (1-4, 1 KO)
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Hugo “The Boss” Centeno Jr. (18-0, 9 KO’s), of Oxnard, Calif., remained undefeated with a one-sided 10-round decision victory over KeAndrae “Lightning” Leatherwood (17-3, 10 KO’s), of Tuscaloosa, Ala., in the main event Friday on ShoBox: The New Generation live on SHOWTIME® from Fantasy Springs Casino Resort in Indio, Calif.
Veteran lightweight Petr “Zar” Petrov emerged victorious over Michael “The Artist” Perez in an elimination fight to earn a shot at WBA Lightweight Champion Jorge Linares. The main event capped an action-packed, sold out Golden Boy Promotions card at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino.
In the co-main event San Diego-based Genaro “El Conde” Gamez (3-0, 3 KOs) was looking to add to his impressive early run of victories against Durham, North Carolina’s Vernon Alston (9-7-1, 7 KOs) in a six-round super featherweight event. Gamez set a familiar tone for the night, dominating his opponent from the opening moments. Gamez knocked Alston down in the early part of the first round with a sizzling combination before knocking Alston out – and out of the ring – towards the end of the round.
Santa Ana, CA sensation Alexis Rocha (5-0, 4 KOs) quickly got to work in his six-round welterweight bout, firing numerous shots at Colbert “The Pitbull” Lozoya (7-14) to start the fight. Half way through the first round, Rocha unloaded a combination to the head and body that dropped and knocked out Lozoya.
In the second of two fights featuring local fan favorites making their pro debuts, super bantamweight prospect and Indio native Luis Coria (1-0, 1 KO) took on Noe Munoz (2-4) in a scheduled four-round fight. The fighters took their measure of one another through the first round, but in the second, Coria began to assert himself and ended the bout with a thunderous left hook that left Munoz dazed for minutes after he was counted out.
Javier Padilla (1-0, 1 KO), another local Indio fighter projected to do some damage in the sport, dominated from the opening bell, landing savage body and head shots at will against Richard Morales (0-3). Padilla, a super bantamweight, knocked Morales down twice in the second round before the referee stepped in and stopped the action before the end of the round, giving Padilla a big victory in his first professional bout.
East LA native Jonathan “Thunder” Navarro (7-0, 5 KOs) travelled 120 miles east to square off against Farkhad “Crazy Russian” Sharipov (4-9, 1 KO) in a super lightweight clash. In a back-and-forth matchup the featured rapid combinations and solid defense, Navarro emerged with a unanimous decision to keep his undefeated record intact.
In the opening fight of the night, rising super middleweight Bastie Samir (15-0-1, 14 KOs) took on Sijoula “Siju/Juice” Ade Shabazz (6-2, 5 KOs) in a six-round affair. Samir came out aggressively from the opening bell, knocking Shabazz down with a vicious combination near the end of round one. Shabazz easily beat the count as the bell rang signifying the end of the opening stanza. For the remainder of the fight, Shabazz took on the role of the boxer. Though Samir and Shabazz both managed to land some heavy leather throughout, the fight went the distance, with Samir winning a unanimous decision and keeping his undefeated record.
On Friday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino, California fight fans were treated to another memorable night of boxing. The six-fight card was presented by Golden Boy Promotions and sponsored by Cerveza Tecate and AT&T. If you missed the live action or the TeleFutura "Sólo Boxeo Tecate" broadcast, below is a summary of the results:
WinnerLoserMethodRound
Sergio MoraShibata FloresTKO 7
Hugo CentenoHector Orozco UD6
Emmanuel RoblesAndres Reyes KO 4
Jose VargasOscar ChinchillaUD 6
Ray RiveraCleven IsheSD 4
Nicholas BalestraAlex VlasUD 4
Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
Boxers Naphi Mohammad, Rocco EspinozaLuis Ramos, Raymundo Beltran, Michael Perez, Omar Figueroa, Christopher Pearson, Cleven Ishe, Ricardo Malfavon and Stephen Rubalcava step up to the scale before their fights on 1/6/12 at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino for a live telecast on Showtime Sports ShoBox. Titles will be on the line as undefeated lightweight Luis Ramos faces off against Raymundo Beltran and Michael Perez battles Omar Figueroa. Tickets start at just $25.
CAUTION! The following photographs contain images of boxers getting knocked the out. Discretion is advised.
UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHT DEONTAY WILDER DESTROYS FORMER WORLD CHAMPION SERGEI LIAKHOVICH IN FIRST ROUND FOR 29TH STRAIGHT KO VICTORY
Francisco Vargas Remains Unbeaten With Impressive 10-Round Decision Over Previously Unbeaten Brandon Bennett, Jermall Charlo Improves To 15-0 With Second-Round Knockout Over World-Ranked Antwone Smith
CAUTION! The following photographs contain images of boxers getting knocked the out. Discretion is advised.
UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHT DEONTAY WILDER DESTROYS FORMER WORLD CHAMPION SERGEI LIAKHOVICH IN FIRST ROUND FOR 29TH STRAIGHT KO VICTORY
Francisco Vargas Remains Unbeaten With Impressive 10-Round Decision Over Previously Unbeaten Brandon Bennett, Jermall Charlo Improves To 15-0 With Second-Round Knockout Over World-Ranked Antwone Smith
Boxers Naphi Mohammad, Rocco EspinozaLuis Ramos, Raymundo Beltran, Michael Perez, Omar Figueroa, Christopher Pearson, Cleven Ishe, Ricardo Malfavon and Stephen Rubalcava step up to the scale before their fights on 1/6/12 at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino for a live telecast on Showtime Sports ShoBox. Titles will be on the line as undefeated lightweight Luis Ramos faces off against Raymundo Beltran and Michael Perez battles Omar Figueroa. Tickets start at just $25.
Boxers Naphi Mohammad, Rocco EspinozaLuis Ramos, Raymundo Beltran, Michael Perez, Omar Figueroa, Christopher Pearson, Cleven Ishe, Ricardo Malfavon and Stephen Rubalcava step up to the scale before their fights on 1/6/12 at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino for a live telecast on Showtime Sports ShoBox. Titles will be on the line as undefeated lightweight Luis Ramos faces off against Raymundo Beltran and Michael Perez battles Omar Figueroa. Tickets start at just $25.
CAUTION! The following photographs contain images of boxers getting knocked the out. Discretion is advised.
UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHT DEONTAY WILDER DESTROYS FORMER WORLD CHAMPION SERGEI LIAKHOVICH IN FIRST ROUND FOR 29TH STRAIGHT KO VICTORY
Francisco Vargas Remains Unbeaten With Impressive 10-Round Decision Over Previously Unbeaten Brandon Bennett, Jermall Charlo Improves To 15-0 With Second-Round Knockout Over World-Ranked Antwone Smith
Hugo “The Boss” Centeno Jr. (18-0, 9 KO’s), of Oxnard, Calif., remained undefeated with a one-sided 10-round decision victory over KeAndrae “Lightning” Leatherwood (17-3, 10 KO’s), of Tuscaloosa, Ala., in the main event Friday on ShoBox: The New Generation live on SHOWTIME® from Fantasy Springs Casino Resort in Indio, Calif.
Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
CAUTION! The following photographs contain images of boxers getting knocked the out. Discretion is advised.
UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHT DEONTAY WILDER DESTROYS FORMER WORLD CHAMPION SERGEI LIAKHOVICH IN FIRST ROUND FOR 29TH STRAIGHT KO VICTORY
Francisco Vargas Remains Unbeaten With Impressive 10-Round Decision Over Previously Unbeaten Brandon Bennett, Jermall Charlo Improves To 15-0 With Second-Round Knockout Over World-Ranked Antwone Smith
CAUTION! The following photographs contain images of boxers getting knocked the out. Discretion is advised.
UNBEATEN HEAVYWEIGHT DEONTAY WILDER DESTROYS FORMER WORLD CHAMPION SERGEI LIAKHOVICH IN FIRST ROUND FOR 29TH STRAIGHT KO VICTORY
Francisco Vargas Remains Unbeaten With Impressive 10-Round Decision Over Previously Unbeaten Brandon Bennett, Jermall Charlo Improves To 15-0 With Second-Round Knockout Over World-Ranked Antwone Smith
Super Bantamweight prospect Randy Caballero (12-0, 7 KOs) successfully defended his WBC Youth title Friday night at the Fantasy Springs Casino when he turned in a solid performance and earned a unanimous decision over Arturo Santiago (7-3-1, 4 KOs) with scores of 80-70 by all three judges. Santiago was deducted points in rounds 3 and 6 for holding.
In an entertaining scrap between tough jr welterweights, Andrew Cancio (11-1-2, 11 KOs) dug deep in the final round and floored his opponent Fernando Carcamo (9-2, 6 KOs) twice to secure the 8 round majority decision victory in a close, give-and-take battle. Scores were 76-74, 76-74 and 75-75.
On the undercard,
Middleweight Angel Osuna (6-3-1, 4 KOs) won a four round unanimous decision over John Worthy (1-2).
Light welterweights Kenny Williams (2-0, 1 KO) and Joaquin Chaves (0-1) fought to a four round majority decision draw.
Flyweight Oscar Vasquez (1-0) dropped his opponent Vicente Medellin (0-1) in the first round and went on to score a one-sided victory after four complete rounds with scores of 40-34.
Osman Rivera (0-1) edged out a split decision victory over Jose Garcia (0-4) after four rounds.
Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
Super Bantamweight prospect Randy Caballero (12-0, 7 KOs) successfully defended his WBC Youth title Friday night at the Fantasy Springs Casino when he turned in a solid performance and earned a unanimous decision over Arturo Santiago (7-3-1, 4 KOs) with scores of 80-70 by all three judges. Santiago was deducted points in rounds 3 and 6 for holding.
In an entertaining scrap between tough jr welterweights, Andrew Cancio (11-1-2, 11 KOs) dug deep in the final round and floored his opponent Fernando Carcamo (9-2, 6 KOs) twice to secure the 8 round majority decision victory in a close, give-and-take battle. Scores were 76-74, 76-74 and 75-75.
On the undercard,
Middleweight Angel Osuna (6-3-1, 4 KOs) won a four round unanimous decision over John Worthy (1-2).
Light welterweights Kenny Williams (2-0, 1 KO) and Joaquin Chaves (0-1) fought to a four round majority decision draw.
Flyweight Oscar Vasquez (1-0) dropped his opponent Vicente Medellin (0-1) in the first round and went on to score a one-sided victory after four complete rounds with scores of 40-34.
Osman Rivera (0-1) edged out a split decision victory over Jose Garcia (0-4) after four rounds.
Jr lightweight prospect Andrew “Chango” Cancio (14-1-2, 11 KOs) pulled himself off the canvas Saturday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, California to win a ten round unanimous decision against veteran and 2000 Olympic Silver Medalist Rocky Juarez (28-10-1, 20 KOs).
The six-time title challenger Juarez proved he still had a little left in the tank when he floored Cancio with a right hand in the second round but it wasn’t enough to deter the young fighter from Blythe Ca.
A quick left-hook lead in the fifth evened the score, sending Juarez crashing to the canvas. A game Juarez made it to his feet but despite a solid effort, it was all Cancio from there on. After ten full rounds, judges would call out scores of 97-90, 97-90, 98-89.
In the co-feature,
Unbeaten jr middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno (14-0, 8 KOs) scored a fourth round TKO over Rahman Yusubov (8-8, 6 KOs). A few punishing rounds would prompt Yusubov’s corner to throw in the towel in the fourth.
On the undercard,
Jr. welterweight Cameron Kreal (2-1-2) upset previously unbeaten Guadelupe Salcido (2-1) from the neighboring city of Coachella.
In a rematch to their draw, Palm Springs’ Kenny Williams (3-0-1, 1 KO) defeated Joaquin Chavez (1-1-2, 1 KO) after six tough rounds. One judge had again ruled the bout a draw but was overruled by the scores of 58-56 and 59-57 by the remaining two.
In the opening bout, L.A’s Luis Mora (3-0, 2 KOs) crushed Gerardo Juarez (1-1, 1 KO) inside two rounds. Juarez hit the deck twice in the third and had to be carried out on a stretcher by paramedics. Official time was 1:17.
Fight descriptions via Stand N Fight standnfight.com/andrew-cancio-defeats-rocky-juarez/#!pret...
Super Bantamweight prospect Randy Caballero (12-0, 7 KOs) successfully defended his WBC Youth title Friday night at the Fantasy Springs Casino when he turned in a solid performance and earned a unanimous decision over Arturo Santiago (7-3-1, 4 KOs) with scores of 80-70 by all three judges. Santiago was deducted points in rounds 3 and 6 for holding.
In an entertaining scrap between tough jr welterweights, Andrew Cancio (11-1-2, 11 KOs) dug deep in the final round and floored his opponent Fernando Carcamo (9-2, 6 KOs) twice to secure the 8 round majority decision victory in a close, give-and-take battle. Scores were 76-74, 76-74 and 75-75.
On the undercard,
Middleweight Angel Osuna (6-3-1, 4 KOs) won a four round unanimous decision over John Worthy (1-2).
Light welterweights Kenny Williams (2-0, 1 KO) and Joaquin Chaves (0-1) fought to a four round majority decision draw.
Flyweight Oscar Vasquez (1-0) dropped his opponent Vicente Medellin (0-1) in the first round and went on to score a one-sided victory after four complete rounds with scores of 40-34.
Osman Rivera (0-1) edged out a split decision victory over Jose Garcia (0-4) after four rounds.