Oscar Duarte and Miguel Madueno make weight for Anaheim DAZN card
Feb 14, 2025 • 2:37 PM ET
All of the fighters on the DAZN-streamed portion of Saturday night’s 11-bout Golden Boy Promotions card at Honda Center in Anaheim, California, made weight on Friday.
Main-event junior welterweights Oscar Duarte, 28-2-1 (22 KOs), and his replacement opponent and Mexican countryman Miguel Madueno, 31-3 (28 KOs), each weighed in right at the 140lbs limit Friday.
Super middleweights Darius Fulghum, 13-0 (11 KOs), of Houston and Winfred Harris Jnr, 22-2-2 (10 KOs), of Detroit were under the 168lbs limit, with Fulghum at 167.6 and Harris at 166.4.
In flyweight action, Ricardo Sandoval, 25-2 (18 KOs), weighed 111.4lbs while Saleto Henderson, 10-1 (7 KOs), weighed 107.
Competing at welterweight this time around, usual junior-welterweight Kenneth Sims Jnr weighed 146.4lbs and his opponent, Kendo Castaneda weighed 146.8.
Unbeaten welterweight prospect Joel Iriarte, 5-0 (5 KOs), of Bakersfield, California, weighed 146.8lbs ahead of his bout against veteran Darel Harris, 19-23-3 (14 KOs), who weighed 143.
Light heavyweight Carlos Guiti Miranda, 7-1 (3 KOs), came in well overweight at 179lbs while his unbeaten opponent Yair Gallardo, 8-0 (7 KOs), was 175.2.
Miranda suffers a 20 percent fine of his purse for being overweight.
Weights for the rest of the card
Daniel Garcia (134.6) vs. Francisco Grande Pacheco (134.8), lightweights
Gael Cabrera (121.8) vs. Roberto Pucheta (120.8), super bantamweights
Fabian Guzman (159.2) vs. Daniel Lim (160.2), middleweights
Javier Meza (143.6) vs. Lyle McFarlane (142.2), junior welterweights
Kevin Gardino (119.4) vs. Rafael Castillo (120), bantamweights
The first fight at Honda Center begins at 1:10pm Pacific time, and the DAZN broadcast begins with the Iriarte-Harris bout at 8pm Eastern/5pm Pacific.
Lance Pugmire has been a full-time boxing writer for nearly 20 years, serving now as BoxingScene’s U.S. Senior Writer and assistant producer for ProBoxTV’s “BoxingScene Today.” Pugmire capped a near 20-year career at the Los Angeles Times (sports investigations, NHL/MLB beat work, law enforcement/courts and boxing/UFC) to join The Athletic, and then USA Today. Pugmire’s stint at The Times started with the first Israel Vazquez-Rafael Marquez fight and the Oscar De La Hoya-Floyd Mayweather Jnr then-record pay-per-view, leading through a slew of ringside assignments at major bouts, including Mayweather-Pacquiao, Mayweather-Canelo and the Canelo-Golovkin trilogy. Lance’s appreciation for boxing is rooted in his admiration and appreciation for the fighters, gladiators who have proven to be the most forthcoming and candid of all the athletes he has interviewed over a career dating to 1990. Lance was honored to be named the 2022 winner of the Boxing Writers Association of America Nat Fleischer Award for career excellence and he’s collected many BWAA writing awards in categories ranging from breaking news to deep-dive long features.
