
Jake Paul-Anderson Silva, Showtime PPV Weigh-In Results From Glendale
GLENDALE, Arizona – Jake Paul and Anderson Silva made weight Friday morning amid minimal fanfare for their pay-per-view showdown Saturday night.
Braulio Santos: record, next fight and profile →

GLENDALE, Arizona – Jake Paul and Anderson Silva made weight Friday morning amid minimal fanfare for their pay-per-view showdown Saturday night.

Sammy 'The Who Can Mexican' Vasquez returns to his corner of the world in Western Pennsylvania, headlining at California University of PA in California, PA. The unbeaten southpaw squares off versus Mexico's Jose Lopez in a welterweight battle scheduled for 10 rounds. The bout headlines live in the second installment of Premier Boxing Champions' PBC on FS1: Toe-to-Toe series.

The world champion Zulina Muñoz and her Alesia Graf are more than ready to face each other again after six years, for the women's WBC super flyweight championship on Saturday at the WTC Mexiquense in Naucalpan, Mexico Mexico's Muñoz and Belarusian Graf both weighed the same in their first attempts: 115-pounds. The ceremony was overseen by Claude Jackson, who confirmed that international referee Kenny Bayless will be the third person in the ring.

Featherweight prospect Braulio Santos got a first-round technical knockout of David Clark shortly after scoring a knockdown on Clark with a left hook. Clark rose, but he didn’t last much longer afterward. The referee soon stepped in and halted the action 1 minute and 49 seconds into the round. Santos, 23, of Carolina, Puerto Rico, improves to 11-1 with 10 KOs and gets his first win back since a June decision loss to Derrick Wilson. Clark, 29, of Los Angeles, is now 6-3 (4 KOs). - In the show’s opener, Dominic Wade blitzed Roberto Ventura, knocking him down three times en route to a first round stoppage. The time of the stoppage was 2 minutes and 8 seconds into the round. Wade found quick success with a left hook followed by a right hand.

Opening the Fox Sports broadcast, Daquan Arnett made this tougher than one would expect from a touted prospect from the Al Haymon stable as he had his hands full with Miguel Zuniga. From the opening bell Zuniga, who had only fought one time since 2007, kept the pressure up, landing constant right hands on Arnett. The tide was seemingly turning towards Zuniga's way but that would come screeching to a halt as Arnett landed a stunning left hook flooring Zuniga and forcing his corner to stop the fight in the 5th. Arnett improves to 11-0 (7KOs) while Zuniga drops to 13-2 (8KOs).

According to trainer Jose Bonilla, dangerous featherweight prospect Braulio Santos (10-0, 9KOs) of Puerto Rico will return on the Danny Garcia-Zab Judah undercard on April 27th at Barclays Center in Brooklyn, New York. Santos made a strong impression on a recent ShoBox televised event which took place on March 8th at Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio, California. Santos crushed Kevin Hoskins in the first round on the card.

Braulio Santos (10-0, 9KOs) made easy work of Kevin Hoskins (7-2, 5KOs)as he stopped him in the very first round of their Featherweight bout. After a small jabbing contest, Santos landed a hard left hook that hurt Hoskins. A beautiful follow up double left hook dropped Hoskins hard as he tried to get up but was still on unsteady legs which caused the referee to stop the fight.

INDIO, Calif. - The four boxers who will compete on ShoBox: The New Generation tomorrow, Friday, March 8, live on SHOWTIME® (11 p.m. ET/PT, delayed on the West Coast) made weight on their first attempts Thursday at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, Calif. Promising unbeaten junior middleweight Hugo “The Boss” Centeno Jr. (17-0, 9 KO’s) of Oxnard, Calif., faces KeAndrae “Lightning” Leatherwood (17-2, 10 KO’s), of Tuscaloosa, Ala., in the main event at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino. Centeno tipped the scale at the division-limit of 154 pounds while Leatherwood weighed 153.4 pounds. In an eight-round collision of junior lightweights in the ShoBox co-feature, Braulio “Unstoppable” Santos (9-0, 8 KO’s), of Carolina, P.R., risks his unbeaten record against Kevin “Hostile” Hoskins (7-1, 5 KO’s), of Los Angeles. Santos weighed 127.4 pounds and Hoskins 127.6 pounds.

Undefeated prospect Braulio Santos (9-0) has advised BoxingScene.com that he will face Ramon Valadez (11-3) on this Friday night's edition of ShoBox that takes place at the Fantasy Springs Casino in Indio, CA. Santos is promoted by Cotto Promotions and Golden Boy Promotions. The Puerto Rican fighter fought just two weeks ago, scoring a 1st round knockout against Terrance Walker in Detroit, MI. on the undercard of the Cornelius Bundrage-Ishe Smith IBF junior middleweight title fight.

In the evening's opening bout, D'Mitrius Ballard had a successful pro debut by stopping Kelly Henderson (0-2) at the 1:06 mark of the first round in their super middleweight contest. Henderson was never in the fight and was sent to the canvas three times prompting the ref to stop the fight.