Manny Flores ‘Gucci’ Bantam, knocked out Jorge ‘Zurdo’ Leyva in four rounds on Thursday night at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casin in the Indio, California.
Flores, 20-1 (16) knocked out Southpaw Leyva, 18-4 (13) at 0:55 fourth circle of 10 rounds scheduled.
In the first round it was close to just over a minute when Flores landed the right cross on Ley’s beard, hitting it in a few steps. In the second round, Flores landed a combination with 3 shootings that controlled the circle over Ley. In the third round with just over forty seconds, the remaining Flores landed straight left on his chin, dropping Leyva by 8 numbers from Raya Corone’s judge.
In the fourth round of the first minute, the lead from Flores to the body dropped Ley to his knees because of the Count of Corone.
In cooperation in a very impressive performance, Super Weltereight Grant Flores, 9-0 (7) stopped Laquan ‘Cue’ Evans, 5-4 (2) in 1:18 second round of six rounds scheduled.
In the first round it was a giving and taking, because both fighters had their moments. In the second round, Flores came out asking her to finish her, following twelve irresponsible blows before Judge Ray Armendariz came in to stop him, because Evans was on his feet.
The heavy Federico Pacheco, JR., 8-0 (6) knocked out Arnulfo Cazares, 2-5 (2) in 1:46 fourth and last round.
In the first round, giving up over 80 pounds of Pachec, Cazares, who was inactive for two years, comes with more than 50 pounds lower than his last fight. Cazares moved his head enough to avoid most of Cazares’ blows and finally landed one of his last seconds. In the second round, Cazares slipped onto the canvas and, while down, Pacheco twice hit without warning Raya Corone’s judge.
In the third last minute, Pacheco landed well with Cazares on the ropes, when Cazares landed a firm left hip on his chin, but picked Pacheco right. In the fourth and last round, Pacheco landed ten irresponsible blows, forcing Judge Coron to call the stop as the towel entered the corner of Cazares.
Lagany Johnny Canas, 7-0 (2) beat Jesus ‘Diamante’ Perez, 14-20-1 (8) a hexagonal unanimous decision, committing numerous low blows.
After the close first round that Canas won at the middle of the second round point, Perez swinging Canas from the right on his chin. In the middle of the third round point, Canas lowered Pereza with a low right, getting a warning from Ray Judge Armendariz. Before the circle was over, Canas was alerted twice more.
In the fourth round, the left of Canas went low with another warning. What is the judge waiting without taking the point from Canas? In the last minute, the random right drop of Perez. In the fifth round, the remaining minute, Canas landed on a couple of real perez. In the last seconds, Perez landed the left hook on Canas’s chin. In the sixth and last round, the last seconds, Canas swinging Perez with his right on his chin. Canas was lucky that DQ had not lost.
The results were 60-54, 60-54 and 60-54.
Olympic Olympic Ruslan Abdullaev, 1-0 (1) stopped Jose Alvarada, 3-19-2 (2) 2:33 second round of four rounds scheduled. It was the first time Alvarado had been stopped.
In the first round of Abdullaev, he landed good shots of the body by getting a circle. In the second round with the remaining forty seconds, Abdullaev opposed the right missing of Alvarada and landed maliciously left on the body, throwing Alvarada, who spat out his lip on his knees for the Count from Judge Cameron Frizzll.
The ring announcer was Joe Martinez.
Last time updated 03/07/2025
