Next week will be packed with good fights.

[Malvado]

Just saying, this week has been pretty satisfying to watch back to back fights, this Friday and Saturday there was a lot of fights, some more satisfying than others. Ending with the great bout that was Jesse Rodriguez vs Juan Francisco Estrada.

Next week in Saturday and Sunday there will be:

Sokichi Iwata (12-1) vs Jazheel Trinidad (11-0)
Subaru Murata (6-0) vs Bryan James Wild (12-0-1)
Kyosuke Takami (6-0) vs Wulan Tolehazi (16-6-2)
Kota Kaneko (5-0) vs Michael Casama (9-2-1)



Shakur Stevenson (21-0) vs Artem Harutyunyan (12-1)
Oshaquie Foster (22-2) vs Robson Coincecao (18-2-1)
Keyshawn Davis (10-0) vs Miguel Madueno (31-2)
Abdullah Mason (13-0) vs Luis Lebron (20-5-1)
William Foster III (17-1) vs Eridson Garcia (18-1)
Ali Feliz (2-0) vs Robinson Perez (2-0)




William Zepeda (30-0) vs. Giovanni Cabrera (22-1)
Alex Martin (18-5) vs Pedro Campa (35-3-1)
Joshua Garcia (8-0) vs Riku Kitani (6-2)
Ricardo Sandoval (24-2) vs Angel Acosta (24-4)
Gael Cabrera (4-0) vs Roman Garcia (4-0-1)



Kazuto Ioka (31-2-1) vs Fernando Martinez (16-0)
Seiya Tsutsumi (10-0-2) vs Weerawat Noolae (4-1)

[Joseph]

William Zepeda (30-0) vs. Giovanni Cabrera (22-1)

I'm admittedly very rudimentary on my knowledge of Cabrera; saw him lose a split decision to Cruz and beat a few other suspect to half-decent fighters, but I need to fill in some gaps. Does he stand a chance against an action fighter like Zepeda? Either way, Zepeda promises fun times, so I am looking forward to this.

[Malvado]

I'm admittedly very rudimentary on my knowledge of Cabrera; saw him lose a split decision to Cruz and beat a few other suspect to half-decent fighters, but I need to fill in some gaps. Does he stand a chance against an action fighter like Zepeda? Either way, Zepeda promises fun times, so I am looking forward to this.

He is like a gatekeeper, the type to test a fighter to see if the opposition belongs at the top level though he doesn't look that dynamic to look at.

-Cabrera only lost once in a quite combative bout against Isaac Cruz.

-Had dominated Gabriel Flores Jr and Rene Tellez Giron

-Is coming off a win in 2024 against tested Ricardo Quiroz (13-3) who lost by UD to Delante Johnson, Rohan Polanco and Jamaine Ortiz.

-He is a hittable fighter with a granite chin, despite that is a slippery southpaw and has pretty good timing. He also has a long reach for a lightweight. His punching power is pretty average. He is of the few fighters who can match Zepeda's work rate.

[crimsonfalcon07]

I hope they don't rob Conceicao again. It's a shame he doesn't seem to have the power to keep it out of the hands of the corrupt judges.

[BustedKnuckles]

Looking forward to Zepeda v Cabrera the most. Secondarily interested to see how Foster fares against Conceicao. I think these opponents will be good measures of their skill levels.