Cristopher “Pollo” López from Jalisco won by unanimous decision 96-94, 99-91 and 97-93 against Alejandro “Conejo” González from the capital, in a 10-round super bantamweight fight that marked the beginning of PROBOX TV’s activities in the Mexican Territory, on a billboard held at the Cancun Convention Center, Quintana Roo, in association with Cancun Boxing.
The fight was a hard exchange of blows by both warriors, each throwing the best of his arsenal in search of victory, putting the fans on their feet from the beginning of the fight, nothing stopped with each fighter trying to finish off your opponent as soon as possible.
The first rounds were balanced, with good moments and combinations, giving the impression that López took a slight control of the fight, but González was not far behind and solidly connected his opponent and complicated things for the judges.
As the rounds passed, González was gaining in effectiveness and confidence, closing the fight strongly and feeling that there was some chance of coming out with the victory, despite that, the judges saw López win with cards that reflect three points of very different view, 96-94, 99-91 and 97-93.
Tony Curtis, Jr. lost a decision in his professional debut.
In what was the co-main event of the night, Bryan “El Destructor” Mercado from Mexico City prevailed by knockout at 2 minutes of the fourth round against Víctor Manuel “Pintor” Albino, in a fight scheduled for 8 rounds in super bantamweight division.
In other results.
Alvino “La Cobra” Herrera won by unanimous decision (75-77, 76-75, 76-75) against Edgar “Cruzito” De La Cruz González, in a fight held in the featherweight division over 8 rounds.
Celex “CCO” Castro maintains his undefeated streak by defeating the regal Oscar “Terrible” Mata by TKO in the first round, in an 8-round fight at featherweight.
By points, Mayeli Rosquero from the capital won victory over former world champion Guadalupe “Lupita” Martínez, in a super bantamweight fight, in a fight that only lasted 6 rounds.
Puerto Rican Jaycob Gómez and Mexican Emmanuel “Bola” Reyes faced each other in a close fight, however, the judges saw a tie with cards of 57-57, in a 6-round super featherweight battle.
Remaining live boxing of 2022 on ProBox TV: Oct 7 (Tampa), Oct 26 (San Juan, PR), Nov 4 (Tampa), Nov 18 (Cancun), Dec 2 (Tampa), 9 December (San Juan, PR) 16 (Philippines).
