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130316 Carson Saturday, March 16, Home Depot Center, Carson, California BLUE / AZUL RED / ROJA 4:20 PM 1st Bell (4 Rounds - Super Welterweight) ERIDANNI LEON QUINTERO - 150.6 Vs. EGIDIJUS KAVALIAUSKAS - 150.2 Inglewood, CA (Pro Debut) Kavaliauskas W4 Oxnard, CA (Pro Debut) TRUNKS: Blue w/White, 21, 6’0”, 71” 40-36, 40-36, 40-36 TRUNKS: White, 24, 5’9, CORNER: Lawrence Farmer, Clemente CORNER: Robert Garcia, George Alvarez Medina, Antron Bruce Marco Contreras, Egis Klimas CARLOS FULGENCIO - 125.6 (8 Rounds - Featherweight) JESSIE MAGDALENO - 123.4 Santo Domingo, D.R. (18-9-1, 12 KOs) Vs. Las Vegas, NV (13-0, 9 KOs) TRUNKS: Black w/White, 32, 5’7”, 68” Magdaleno K3 :45 TRUNKS: Red w/Gold, 21, 5’4:, 66” CORNER: Jesus Herrera, Flaco Gold CORNER: Pat Barry, Sal Lopez Rafael Gonzalez Augie Sanchez VICTOR SANCHEZ - 127 (6 Rounds - Featherweight) RAMON VALADEZ - 126.8 Houston, TX (3-5-1, 0 KOs) Vs. East Los Angeles, CA (11-3, 6 KOs) TRUNKS: Blue w/White, 20, 5'5", 67" Sanchez T1 2:39 TRUNKS: Black wRed, 23, 5’7”, 66” CORNER: Norberto Blanco, Theo Diaz CORNER: Abel Sanchez, Gabriel Lira __________________________________ Richard Lira, Hector Ibarra (6 Rounds - Featherweigth) CESAR VALENZUELA - 125 GABINO SAENZ - 126 Phoenix, AZ (4-1-1, 2 KOs) Vs. Indio, CA (8-0-1, 7 KOs) TRUNKS: Black w/Red, 22, 5'10", 70" Saenz K2 2:02 TRUNKS: Blue w/Black, 23, 5’7”, 68” CORNER: Gilbert Becerra, Jorge Labrada CORNER: Gabino Saenz, Sr., Ray Bradley, Jorge Nejaia, Billy Gomez Victor Huerta 6:00 PM MATTHEW GREER - 240 (8 Rounds - Heavyweight) ANDY RUIZ, JR. - 246 Parkville, MO (15-9, 13 KOs) Vs. Mexicali, MEX (17-0, 11 KOs) TRUNKS: Black w/White, 35, 6’2, 74” Ruiz K1 2:53 TRUNKS: Black w/Purple, 23, 6’2”, 74” CORNER: Craig Cummings, Chris Davis CORNER: Jeff Grmoja, Mike Afanasiev Justin Gamber (6 Rounds - Featherweight) CARLOS GONZALEZ - 128 OSCAR VALDEZ - 128 Bell, CA (1-2, 0 KOs) Vs. Nogales, MEX (3-0, 2 KOs) TRUNKS: Blue, 24, 5’7”, 69” Valdez T4 0:58 TRUNKS: Black w/Gold,, 22, 5’5.5”, 66” CORNER: Ramon Morales, Rafael Sarabia CORNER: Oscar Valdez, Sr., Miguel Diaz Freddy Hernandez, Gilbert Valdez, Jr. Clemente Medina, Frank Espinoza, Jr. 7:20 PM JESSIE VARGAS - 146.6 (10 Rounds WBC Cont. Americas Welterweight Title) WALE OMOTOSO - 146.8 Las Vegas, NV (21-0, 9 KOs) Vs. Hollywood, CA (23-0-0-1, 19 KOs) TRUNKS: Grey w/Black, 23, 5’10”, 71” Vargas W10 TRUNKS: Silver w/Black, 27, 5’10.5”, 72” CORNER: Robert Alcazar, Mike Afanasiev 97-92, 96-93, 96-93 CORNER: Eric Brown, Miguel Diaz Dagoberto Torres Steve Feder, Chua Omotoso (12 Rounds - WBO World Welterweight Title) RUSLAN PROVODNIKOV - 146.6 TIMOTHY BRADLEY - 146.6 Beryozovo, RUS (22-1, 15 KOs) Vs. Palm Springs, CA (29-0, 12 KOs KOs) TRUNKS: Black w/Silver, 29, 5’6”, 66” Bradley W12 TRUNKS: Black w/Purple, 28, 5’6”, 69” CORNER: Freddie Roach, David Martinez 115-112, 114-113, 114-113 CORNER: Joel Diaz, Ray Bradley Vadim Kornilov, Andrey Napolskih James Rougley, Samuel Jackson.
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