Bantamweight ‘Gucci’ Manny Flores knocked out Jorge ‘Zurdo’ Leyva in four rounds on Thursday night at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indian, California.
Flores, 20-1 (16) eliminated the left-handed Leyva, 18-4 (13) at 0:55 of the fourth round of 10 programmed rounds.
In the first round, it was close to just over a minute when Flores landed a right cross on the chin of Leyva, hitting it several steps. In the second round, Flores landed a combination of 3 blows that controlled the round on Leyva. In the third round, with a little more than forty seconds, remaining flowers landed a straight left in the chin, dropping to Leyva for an 8 count with referee Ray Corona.
In the fourth minute, an advantage that remained from Flores to the body dropped to Leyva on knees for the counting of the Corona referee.
In the chest in a very impressive performance, Super Weltereight Grant Flores, 9-0 (7) arrested Laquan ‘Cue’ Evans, 5-4 (2) at 1:18 of the second round of six programmed rounds.
In the first round, it was to give and take, since both fighters had their moments. In the second round, Flores came out looking to finish it, landing twelve unanswered blows before referee Ray Armendariz intervened to stop him, since Evans was standing.
The heavyweight Federico Pacheco, Jr., 8-0 (6) knocked out Arnulfo Cazares, 2-5 (2) at 1:46 from the fourth and last round.
In the first round, give up more than 80 pounds to Pacheco, Cazares, after having been inactive for two years, comes in more than 50 pounds lower than his last fight. Cazares moved his head enough to avoid most hunters and finally landed one of his in recent seconds. In the second round, Cazares slipped to the canvas and, although down, he was hit twice by Pacheco without a warning of referee Ray Corona.
In the last minute of the third, Pacheco was landing well, having hunters against the ropes, when Cazares landed a solid left hook on his chin, but was counteracted by a Pacheco on the right. In the fourth and last round, Pacheco obtained ten unanswered blows, forcing the referee to stop when the towel entered from the corner of Cazares.
The light Johnny Canas, 7-0 (2) defeated Jesús ‘Diamante’ Pérez, 14-20-1 (8) for a unanimous decision of six rounds, committing numerous low blows.
After a first closed round won by gray hair at the midpoint of the second round, Pérez shook the gray hair with a right in the chin. At the midpoint of the third round, Canas dropped Pérez with a low right, receiving a warning of referee Ray Armendariz. Before the round finished, gray hair was warned twice.
In the fourth round, a left of gray hair got off with another warning. What does the referee expect without taking a gray point? In the last minute, an accidental right fall of Pérez. In the fifth round, with a remaining minute, Canas got a couple of rights over the chin of Pérez. In recent seconds, Pérez landed a left hook on the chin of the gray hair. In the sixth and final rounds, the last seconds, Canas shook Pérez with a right in the chin. Gray hair was lucky not to lose for dq.
The scores were 60-54, 60-54 and 60-54.
The Welter Ruslan Abdullaev weight Olympic, 1-0 (1) arrested José Alvarado, 3-19-2 (2) 2:33 of the second round of four programmed rounds. It was the first time that Alvarado stopped.
In the first round, Abdullaev landed good body shots taking the round. In the second round, with forty seconds Abdullaev responded to a right fault of Alvarado and landed a vicious left to the body that dropped Alvarado that spat his nozzle on his knees for the count of the referee Cameron Frizzell.
The broadcaster of the ring was Joe Martínez.
Last update on 07/07/2025