
By Jake Donovan
The next installment of Premier Boxing Champions (PBC) on Bounce TV is set following Thursday's official weigh-in. The full night of action takes place Friday evening at The Cosmopolitan in Las Vegas, Nevada (Friday, Bounce TV, 9:00 pm ET/6:00 pm PT).
Headlining the show, former super welterweight titlist Ishe Smith takes on prospect Frank Galarza in a scheduled 10-round affair. Both fighters are coming in off of lengthy layoffs and both facing must-win scenarios.
The locally-based Smith tipped the scales at 157.4 lbs., well above his normal super welterweight limit, but within the contracted weight. Galarza - who travels from Brooklyn, New York - weighed in at a fit-and ready 154 lbs.
Smith (28-8, 12KOs) bounced back from a tough loss to Vanes Martirosyan with a strong 10-round shutout win over another New Yorker in Tommy Rainone last December. He has not fought at all in 2016.
Galarza (17-1-2, 11KOs) has been out of the ring since his first career loss, a 6th round stoppage at the heavy hands of Jarret "Swift" Hurd last November at Hard Rock Hotel in Las Vegas.
FULL WEIGHTS
Ishe Smith, 157.4 lbs. vs. Frank Galarza, 154 lbs. - 10 rds, super welterweight (catchweight 158 lbs.)
Domonique Dolton, 154 lbs. vs. Justin Deloach, 152.4 lbs. - 10 rds, super welterweight
Alexis Santiago, 120.5 lbs. vs. Jose Cayetano, 121.2 lbs. - 10 rds, super bantamweight
J'Leon Love, 169.5 lbs. vs. Dashon Johnson, 165.5 lbs. - 10 rds, super middleweight
Sharif Bogere, 134.5 lbs. vs. Luis Florez, 137.5 lbs. - 10 rds, lightweight
Lanell Bellows, 170 lbs. vs. DeCarlo Perez, 168.5 lbs. - 8 rds, super middleweight
Juan Heraldez, 143 lbs. vs. Reyes Sanchez, 144 lbs. - 8 rds, welterweight
Donovan George, 178 lbs. vs. Lionel Thompson, 177.5 lbs. - 8 rds, light heavyweight
Ladarius Miller, 137.2 lbs. vs. Maynard Allison, 135.5 lbs. - 6 rds, lightweight
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Jake Donovan is an award-winning journalist who served as senior writer for BoxingScene from 2007-2024, and news editor for the final nine years of his first tour. He was also the lead writer for The Ring before his decision to return home.