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Over a decade ago, Robert Garcia was leading Marcos Maidana into some of his biggest battles. Now they're on opposing teams for the Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez vs. Fernando Daniel “Puma” Martinez fight.

Far too often, talks of fights to be made down the road overtake a bout already on a fighter’s plate, but the opposite has been the case for Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez.

Fernando Martinez called it "a weird feeling" to conduct a pre-fight press conference without opponent Jesse Rodriguez present, but he says he's coming prepared in any case.

Unbeaten two-division and reigning lineal and WBC junior bantamweight champion Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez is now due for back-to-back unification bouts should everything go his way later this month.

Fernando Martinez again traveled overseas to defeat Kazuto Ioka, but the two-time titlist had to climb off the canvas this time to preserve his reign and unbeaten record.

Fernando “Pumita” Martinez and Kazuto Ioka will be accompanied by another familiar face in the ring Sunday in Tokyo: referee Luis Pabon.

Junior bantamweight titlist Fernando Martinez is fully healthy and didn't struggle to make weight ahead of his anticipated rematch with former four-division titleholder Kazuto Ioka.

Eddie Hearn is giving his attempts to make Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez-Fernando “Puma” Martinez another two weeks.

The fight would be a unification bout between Rodriguez, who is the lineal champion and WBC titleholder, and Martinez, who has the WBA belt.