10 teams, No PPR - looking for depth, best potential return.
That's one hell of a family.
###Friday March 21
From Villa La Ñata Sporting Club, Benavídez, Buenos Aires, Argentina ##Juan Carlos Reveco 32(17)-1 vs Manuel Vides 15(9)-2
12 rounds
WBA World flyweight title
Let’s try to make some sense of this. Juan Carlos Reveco is the WBA world flyweight titlist. He won the title on the interim basis (he won 3 interim title fights before the WBA made up their mind and made him the champion.) But he’s not the flyweight champion of the world, nor is he even the WBA flyweight champion! Really! Juan Francisco Estrada is the WBA super world champion (more prestigious because of the super) and was last seen against Milan Melindo in Macao. And since we’re on the subject, THE flyweight champion of the world is Akira Yaegashi. The flyweight division is packed right now. Reveco has Roman Gonzalez on his heels looking to get his title and if it’s not Gonzalez it could be any of the other 6 elite flyweights. Vides shouldn’t be too big of a challenge for Reveco. Vides has never stepped below what I call regional level and this will be the lowest weight he’s ever fought at.
###Friday March 21
From Fil Oil Flying V, San Juan Arena, San Juan City, Metro Manila, Philippines ##Michael Farenas 37(29)-4-4 vs Hector Velazquez 56(38)-20-3
12 rounds
super featherweight division
Farenas may not have the prettiest record, but his grit and heart make him an exciting fighter to watch as well as a tough out. Farenas is a 29 year old southpaw out of the Philippines. He cuts easily and while I wouldn’t call him a dirty fighter, I think he’s a dirty fighter. Farenas took Takashi Uchiyama (the super featherweight champion of the world) to a draw and gave Yuriorkis Gamboa a few scares (including hurting him several times).His only loss in the past 4 years was to Gamboa. Farenas will give any super featherweight trouble. He’s a pesky fighter who does what he has to do to win.
From Morongo Casino Resort & Spa, Cabazon, California ##Vanes Martirosyan 33(21)-1-1 vs Mario Alberto Lozano 28(22)-4
10 rounds
light middleweight division
I’ve been critical of Martirosyan in the past. I find him to be a one plan only fighter. The good thing for him is that plan certainly works out more often than not. His record proves that. Lozano has fought at welterweight for most of his career. He’s come up short against all of the experienced fighters he’s faced and is the perfect fight for Martirosyan to get started with new promote
... keep reading on reddit ➡Am I missing something here? Not only can CJ31 fill in as a rb, he has shown a knack for making plays on the coverage units. I realize we are light at olb but I honestly I didn't here Thompson's name called once this preseason.
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