Xander Zayas vs Jorge Garcia Perez - ESPN+

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Live at 4:45 PM CT.

21-0 Xander Zayas vs 33-4 Jorge Garcia Perez

15-0 Bruce Carrington vs 14-0 Mateus Heita

Yan Santana-Guerrero vs 30-2 Aaron Alameda

16-0 Rohan Polanco vs 15-2-1 Quinton Randall

14-0 Emiliano Vargas vs 20-3-1 Alexander Espinoza

6-0 Steven Navarro vs 11-2 Christopher Rios

2-0 Juanma Lopez vs 5-2 Jorge Luis Gonzalez-Sanchez

Debut Julius Ballo vs 2-0 Brandan Ayala

[Brother Mouzone]

WAR Zayas !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[Joseph]

Bump.

[edpboxing]

Prelims live in 10 mins . (Spanish stream says 25 mins)

[TheIronMike]

excited to see Emiliano.....hope to see him at the big stage soon

[Joseph]

Checking in, Ballo (Debut) vs Ayala up.

[Idunnoshet]

IMO Shu - Shu's the one to watch.

Although I see Alameda giving Yan a very tough fight.

[Malvado]

IMO Shu - Shu's the one to watch.

Although I see Alameda giving Yan a very tough fight.

Carrington is hit and miss for me, patient counter puncher with steady work. But like Delgado, starts minimal to more in the later rounds after studying his opponent. Has killer instinct, but he is too cautious from pressing if he sees his opponent is trying to wait for him.

Looked Exiciting against Torres and Vivas plus the rest of his performances against some Journeymen. Looked a bit out of his depth against Segawa and against Coolwell, he started strong then his performance faded against Coolwell before scoring another KD.

Not saying this because Bruce went the distance with both, Coolwell minimized over extending and committing, waiting for Bruce to throw first. Which made both be at a temporary standstill allowing Dana to recover as Bruce didn't press enough.

Segawa is a illusive rangy southpaw that can give a lot of good fighters fits, specially orthodox text book fighters. He has a deceptive record, only has been KO by Jamaine Ortiz at 135 quite late in the fight, then Segawa has been coming off a streak of wins over pretty solid boxers in Misael Lopez (14-2), Prince Dzanie (23-1) and Ruben Villa (22-1). Even in his loss to Mirco Cuello (13-0) in 2024, he gave him a competitive fight and went the distance.

[Malvado]

What a strong round for Navarro vs Rios, Rios really surprised Navarro making him panick and catch Steven multiple times.

[Malvado]

Tough matchmaking early in the career of Steven Navarro, But Navarro has adjusted to his opponent's style and started to have the upper hand.

Rios is quite heavy handed and tough.