Andy Vences: record, next fight and profile →
Unbeaten super featherweight contender Andy Vences (22-0-1) is fully aware of the task at hand. On June 8th he will face Albert Bell (14-0) on the Oscar Valdez-Jason Sanchez undercard that takes place in Reno, Nevada.
Andy Vences (22-0-1) will make his second ring appearance of 2019 on June 8th when he faces an unbeaten rival for the second time out of his past four fights. Standing across from him will be Albert Bell (14-0) of Florida. The fight takes place in Reno, Nevada on the undercard of the Oscar Valdez-Jason Sanchez main event that will be televised by ESPN. The untelevised portion of the undercard will be streamed live on ESPN+
Ray Beltran’s road back to title contention begins Sunday, Feb. 10. The former lightweight world champion will face the unbeaten Hiroki Okada in a 10-round super lightweight fight as the co-feature to the Jose Ramirez-Jose Zepeda super lightweight championship bout at the Save Mart Center in Fresno, Calif.
super featherweight champion Andy Vences (21-0 12KOs) followed up his highly rated ESPN debut earlier this year with a ten-round decision of Frank De Alba as the co-main event of a Top Rank Inc. promoted card from The Save Mart Center in Fresno, CA. Vences controlled the action from the start with his jab, but picked up the pace in the fifth round as he looked to close the show. De Alba, a respectable veteran refused to go away as he gave Vences a fight all the way to the last bell.
Andy Vences didn’t need to worry when Michael Buffer read the scores Saturday night. A fight after the super featherweight contender settled for a majority draw with Erick De Leon, Vences convincingly defeated Frank De Alba in their 10-round, 130-pound encounter Saturday night at Save Mart Center in Fresno, California. Each of the three judges – Abe Belardo (99-91), Steve Morrow (98-92) and Michael Tate (99-91) – scored the fight for Vences.
Kavaliauskas, Abreu Weights Photos Gallery - Kavaliauskas-Abreu and Vences-DeAlba will be televised live on ESPN and ESPN Deportes beginning at 9:30 p.m. ET. The entire undercard will be shown on ESPN+ beginning at 6:30 p.m. ET.
Egidijus Kavaliauskas, Juan Carlos Abreu Final Press Conference Photos Gallery - COARESGOLD, Calif. - The dream has been realized. Now, it's time for Jose Ramirez to get down to business. (photos by Mikey Williams). Ramirez (22-0, 16 KOs), from Avenal, California, will make the first defense of his WBC super lightweight world title against Danny O'Connor (30-3, 11 KOs) on Saturday in front of a projected sold-out crowd at the Save Mart Center in Fresno. It's the building Ramirez packed several times on his journey to a world title.
The Mean Machine, Egidijus Kavaliauskas, is looking to cement his name as a welterweight to watch when he defends the NABF title against Juan Carlos Abreu, July 7 at the Save Mart Center in Fresno as the ESPN-televised co-feature to Jose Ramirez’s WBC super lightweight title defense against Danny O’Connor.
WBC Continental Americas Super featherweight champion and boxing sensation Andy “El Tiburon” Vences will look to return July 7th at the Save Mart Center in Fresno, CA against a tough and rugged southpaw in Frank De Alba.
The ratings for Oscar Valdez’s fight Saturday night were significantly higher than for his previous ESPN appearance. The card headlined by Valdez’s victory over Scott Quigg drew an average of 1.1 million viewers, according to ratings released Tuesday by Nielsen Media Research. Valdez’s previous fight on ESPN, a unanimous-decision defeat of Genesis Servania on September 22, helped draw an average audience of 706,000.