
Yusniel Abrahante hoping ProBoxTV upset over Luis Coria will open doors
Cuban junior bantamweight Yusniel Abrahante is hoping an upset victory over KO artist Luis Coria will open career doors for him when they meet on Saturday, July 18 on ProBoxTV.
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Cuban junior bantamweight Yusniel Abrahante is hoping an upset victory over KO artist Luis Coria will open career doors for him when they meet on Saturday, July 18 on ProBoxTV.

Jessie Magdaleno was emotional after stopping Luis Coria on Saturday. He wasn't just celebrating the win, but also putting behind him the anguish that came before it.

Jessie Magdaleno stopped Luis Coria in three rounds of a scheduled 10-round featherweight fight Saturday at the Orange Show Events Center in San Bernardino, California.

Magdaleno scores a third round stoppage of Luis Coria, while Jasmine Artiga picked up a vacant world title

Luis Coria’s phone had rung with the same call before. Over the last few years, promoters had tried to match him with a fighter he has known for around a decade, Jessie Magdaleno, but this time he accepted the challenge

Mexican-born Omar Salcido Gamez (18-1, 12 KOs) bounced back from the first defeat of his professional career on Friday night at the “Owl’s Nest”, scoring a unanimous decision victory over Luis Coria (15-6, 7 KOs) in an action packed eight-round bout that served as the main event of Red Owl Boxing’s BOX FEST VI on DAZN.

Red Owl Boxing, which earlier this week unveiled a nine-event series that will begin Friday, Dec. 1, today announced that the hard-hitting Omar Salcido Gamez will face Luis Coria in the eight-round lightweight main event of BOX FEST VI.

Luis Coria is moving his career in the right direction. Coria overcame a knockdown to defeat Jesus Ramon Perez by technical decision late Saturday night at the Orange Show Events Center in San Bernardino, California. All three judges scored the bout 38-37 in favor of Coria, who improved to 15-5, 7 knockouts.

SAN BERNARDINO - Luis Coria has been on the short end of close decisions in recent fights. He made sure to leave no doubt as to who the victor was on Saturday night.

LAS VEGAS – It took him three-plus rounds, but Javier Martinez got the spectacular knockout he sought Saturday. The middleweight prospect from Milwaukee caught Calvin Metcalf with a right hook he snuck around Metcalf’s guard just before the midway mark of the fourth round. That devastating shot sent Metcalf flat on his back.