
Pedro Guevara out of hospital after head clash vs. Tomoya Tsuboi
An accidental clash of heads in the second round left Guevara in pain and unable to continue.
Pedro Guevara: record, next fight and profile →

An accidental clash of heads in the second round left Guevara in pain and unable to continue.

Juan Francisco Estrada is looking to return to prominence after being dethroned, while Tenshin Nasukawa is seeking to rebound from his disappointing first defeat.

The previously reported Tenshin Nasukawa-Juan Francisco Estrada crossroads clash is now official.

Nunez will be making the first defense of the IBF junior lightweight title that he won in May. He will headline in his hometown of Los Mochis, Mexico.

Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez has accomplished a lot in less than three years. He went immediately from being a flyweight prospect to becoming a junior bantamweight titleholder. He took out two of the “Four Kings” of 115, moved back down to 112 to add another world title and returned three pounds north to defeat the third king – and seized the lineal throne in the process.

Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez defended his WBC junior bantamweight title with a third-round stoppage of Pedro Guevara last night at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia. Now, the 24-year-old champ is looking to unify the division – or, if those opportunities don’t come – he may consider moving up in weight.


Pedro Guevara had never been stopped in 47 pro fights, but on Saturday in Philadelphia he was stopped inside three rounds by lineal junior bantamweight champ Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez.

"Two Kings" Jaron Ennis and Jesse Rodriguez avoided being dethroned by the scales on Friday, and so Saturday's show at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia in separate title fights will go on.

Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez is aware of the extent to which his success has made him a target for rival fighters