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The show will take place in Hanover, Maryland, and will feature multiple fighters from the region.
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The show will take place in Hanover, Maryland, and will feature multiple fighters from the region.

Local prospects Travon Marshall, Frankie Scarboro and David Whitmire all have their second matches of 2026 scheduled

The power has always been there – you don’t get a nickname like “The Sniper” otherwise. It is alluring. It is tempting. It has upsides and downsides: It is better to have power than not, but power alone will typically only get you so far.

Making his pro debut Friday at the Entertainment & Sports Arena in Washington, D.C., Jordan Roach outclassed veteran Luis Domingo Hernandez Cambero to earn a shutout unanimous decision.

Feargal McCrory has warned Lamont Roach Jr. that home advantage will count for little when on Friday evening they contest the WBA junior lightweight title.

Before he knew it, Travon Marshall was being viewed as the next-best junior middleweight prospect. Although he had just a few fights under his belt, his explosive punching power and deadly skills seemed to be legit. In addition to his abilities, fans loved to root him on.

At The Theater at MGM National Harbor in Maryland - Undefeated Gabriel Maestre (6-0-1, 5 KOs) came out blazing and knocked down previously undefeated Capitol Heights, Maryland native Travon Marshall (8-1, 7 KOs) twice en route to securing a second-round TKO.

Maestre, Marshall Fight Photos Gallery - MGM National Harbor, Oxon Hill - In a battle of welterweight fighters, Gabriel Maestre (6-0-1, 5 KOs) crushed Travon Marshall (8-1, 7 KOs). in two rounds. (photos by Amanda Westcott)

There was no doubt about Gabriel Maestre’s win against this fighter from Maryland on Saturday night. The 37-year-old Maestre knocked out highly touted 22-year-old welterweight prospect Travon Marshall in the second round of a 147-pound fight Showtime televised from MGM National Harbor in Oxon Hill, Maryland. Maestre (6-0-1, 5 KOs), a two-time Olympian from Venezuela, dropped Marshall twice before referee Sharon Sands stopped their scheduled 10-rounder at 2:06 of the second round.

Gabriel Maestre doesn’t think Travon Marshall is ready for the step up in opposition that the undefeated welterweight prospect will take Saturday night.