Giovanni Santillan joins ProBox TV ahead of his September 11 main event against former world champion Abbas Baraou in San Diego. Santillan discusses his opportunity to bounce back from his loss to Brian Norman, the lessons he learned from defeat and why he believes this fight could put him within touching distance of a world title shot. The 154-pound contender also breaks down Baraou, talks about the improvements he has made to his footwork and movement, and explains why fans can expect an action-packed fight on ProBox TV. Santillan also names the fighters he would like to face at 154 pounds, including Jaron “Boots” Ennis and Josh Kelly.

Henry Garcia, father and trainer of Ryan Garcia, joins ProBox TV to discuss Ryan’s preparation ahead of his September 12 showdown and his belief that nobody can match his son’s speed and power. Garcia reflects on Ryan’s setbacks against Gervonta “Tank” Davis, Devin Haney and Rolando “Rolly” Romero, explains how he has bounced back, and reveals why he believes Ryan is now operating at 100%. Henry also discusses Ryan’s upcoming free agency, his ability to work without a promoter, and the possibility of a unification fight with Teofimo Lopez later this year or in early 2027. Plus, Garcia reacts to the ongoing drama between Dana White and Oscar De La Hoya.

Robert Garcia joins ProBox TV to discuss Giovanni Santillan’s upcoming main event against Abbas Baraou on ProBox TV, Vergil Ortiz Jr.’s move to 160 pounds and his desire to see Ortiz face Jaron “Boots” Ennis. Garcia makes it clear that he still wants Boots vs. Vergil, saying: “The best fight I want before is Boots versus Vergil.” He also discusses potential fights for Ortiz at 160, including Tim Tszyu, Jermall Charlo and Erislandy Lara. Garcia also looks ahead to Bam Rodriguez potentially fighting on the Tyson Fury-Anthony Joshua card in New York and explains why he believes it could set up a huge future fight with Naoya Inoue. Plus, Garcia reflects on Santillan’s loss to Brian Norman and why he believes his fighter is ready to redeem himself against Baral.

Jesus Ramos Jr. has his sights set on Yoenli Hernandez and says the unbeaten Cuban middleweight has been doing plenty of talking. Speaking with BoxingScene’s Lance Pugmire ahead of his September 19 showdown with unbeaten Meiirim Nursultanov, Ramos made it clear: “I want Yoenli. I really want that fight.” Ramos currently holds the interim WBC middleweight title, while Hernandez is closing in on a WBO title opportunity against Denzel Bentley. If both men keep winning, one of the most intriguing rivalries at 160lbs could be ready to explode. But first, Ramos has business to handle against Nursultanov on September 19 in San Diego.