
By Rafael Soto
The legend's son, Omar Chavez, showed good condition by knocking out experienced Genaro Trazancos the fourth round of their clash in Mexicali. It was the first fight scheduled for ten rounds for Chavez, who raised his undefeated record to 26-0-1 and 19 by knockout.
The fight, promoted by Zanfer, had some good back and forth action with the two fighters trading punches in the center of the ring. Chavez started with his jab but quickly took over the entire fight with his superior skill and ability. As Chavez began to land big punches in the fourth, the Commission of Mexicali Box suddenly rang the bell and motioned to referee Alberto Ramos to stop the fight.
"I felt good, I expected a tough fight and it was a little hard. I wanted the fight to continue, but then the bell sounded. I was very focused in the fight and the audience was thrilled by the spectacle in the ring. Trazancos has a lot of experience, but I came well prepared. I am very motivated to continue training hard," Chavez said.
In another match, Tijuana's Alex Lopez won by unanimous decision over Eduardo Arcos at featherweight.