CANCUN, September 26, 2022  —  Cristopher “Pollo” López from Jalisco won by unanimous decision 96-94, 99-91 and 97-93 against Alejandro “Conejo” González from the capital, on a 10-round super bantamweight fight that marked the beginning of PROBOX TV activities in the Mexican territory, on card 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 was held back with each fighter trying to finish his 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 connected his opponent solidly 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 possibility of coming out with the victory, despite that, the judges saw López win with cards that reflect three very different points of view, 96-94, 99-91 and 97-93.

Tony Curtis, Jr. lost a decision in his pro debut.

The PROBOX TV team was Antonio Tarver, Juan Manuel Márquez, Miguel Cotto, Paul Malignaggi and Roy Jones junior, who transmitted their experience through microphones to fans from all over the world.

In what was the co-featured fight of the night, Bryan “El Destructor” Mercado from Mexico City prevailed by knockout at 2 minutes of the fourth round over Víctor Manuel “Pintor” Albino, on a fight that was agreed to 8 rounds at super bantamweight division.

In other results.

Alvino “La Cobra” Herrera got the victory by unanimous decision (75-77, 76-75, 76-75) against Edgar “Cruzito” De La Cruz González, in a bout held in the featherweight division over 8 rounds.

Celex “CCO” Castro maintains his undefeated streak by defeating the regal Oscar “Terrible” Mata by technical knockout in the first round, in an 8-round featherweight fight.

By way of points, Mayeli Rosquero from the capital came out with victory over former world champion Guadalupe “Lupita” Martínez, a super bantamweight fight, on a fight that only went 6 rounds.

Puerto Rico’s Jaycob Gómez and Mexico’s Emmanuel “Bola” Reyes fought in a close fight, however, the judges saw a draw with cards of 57-57, in a 6 rounds super featherweight battle.

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The 2022 remaining live boxing on ProBox TV: October 7 (Tampa), October 26 (San Juan, PR), November 4 (Tampa), November 18 (Cancun), December 2 (Tampa), December 9 (San Juan), December 16 (Philippines). 

There is also weekly original content produced by the founders including, podcasts, talk shows and in the gym content, plus monthly documentaries and behind the scenes content.

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CANCUN, September 22, 2022  —  The OFFICIAL WEIGH-IN took place today at Oasis Resort in Cancun for ProBox TV, Marquez Promotions and Pepe Gomez’ Cancun Boxing for tomorrow’s boxing card also at the Oasis Resort.   Five fights will be streamed live on ProBox TV and the ProBox App beginning at 9:00 pm ET / 6 pm PT.

In Friday’s main event Cristopher “Pollo” Lopez (15-0-1, 10 KOs), from Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, will battle Alejandro “El Conejo” Diaz (11-4-2, 6 KOs), from Mexico City, Mexico for a WBC Regional Title. Of the ten fighters on the televised portion of the card, seven are Mexicans, as that is the plan moving forward – Mexican prospects on the Mexican shows.

WEIGHTS of The ProBox TV streamed bouts are as follows – order of fights bottom up 

10 Rounds WBC Super Bantamweight Regional Title

Cristopher “Pollo” Lopez, 123 lbs. Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, 15-0-1 10 KO’s

Alejandro “El Conejo” Diaz, 122 lbs. Mexico City, Mexico, 11-4-2 6 KO’s

10 Rounds Super Bantamweights

Bryan Mercado Vazquez, 122 lbs. Mexico City, Mexico, 22-1 17 KO’s

Victor “Pintor” Albino, 121 lbs. Mexico City, Mexico, 14-1 5 KO’s

6 Rounds Super Featherweights Future Stars

Jaycob Gomez-Zayas, 130 lbs. Caguas, PR, 6-0 5 KO’s

Luis “El Bola” Reyes Carmona, 132 lbs. Nuevo Torreon, Coahualia, Mx, 9-2-1

6 Rounds Super Lightweights Future Stars

Jusiyah “Kid” Shirley, 139 lbs. Orlando, FL, 6-0 5 KO’s

Jorge Batalla, 140 lbs. Mexico City, Mexico, 6-3 3 KO’s

4 Rounds Minimumweights TV Start 9 PM ET

Tony Curtis, 99 lbs. London, UK, Pro Debut 

Javier “Fantasma” Calderon, 105 lbs. Mexico City, Mexico, 1-3

Juan Manuel Marquez: “Right now, I am very excited to be bringing ProBox TV to Mexico and promoting this card.  Mexico has the best fighters in the world, and we will be searching the country for hot prospects to showcase on our cards.”

Pollo Lopez: “I am really happy to be here, and it is very exciting that (former) world champions will be calling my fight.  This is a big step in my career fighting ProBox TV and it’s going to be a great night of fights.  I know it’s going to be a tough fight and I am very prepared. I am going to be very smart in my attack and I think my intelligence in the ring will win me the fight on Friday Night.”

Tony Curtis Jr.: “I am very grateful and excited to be fighting here in Cancun.  With Roy and ProBox and all the other guys here, it is a great opportunity. I am up and coming and ProBox is up and coming so we are going to be a great team. I don’t really know much about my opponent – Roy just told me to get in there and do is so that’s what I am going to do and that’s be a man.  I know he is a bigger than my so I will beat him by using my speed, I guess. Tune in everyone to my pro debut on ProBox at 9 PM! (ET).”

Roy Jones Jr: “Mexico is very good, and I am highly excited for the card.  Tony Curtis is sixteen years old and he is turning pro on Friday night!  He is from the UK and he had ten amateur fights and he is making his pro debut. He’s got such a pro style already he didn’t need to fight as an amateur anymore – so go forward and here we are.” Roy trains Tony “Lightning Junior” Curtis. 

The second Marquez Promotions event will take place November 18 also at Oasis Resort.  In 2023, there will be monthly events throughout Mexico (Mexico City, Monterrey, Culiacan, Acapulco, Guadalajara) all streamed live on ProBox TV.

Garry Jonas, ProBox TV CEO: “It’s a lot of fun to be in a place that loves boxing. It is the second most popular sport in Mexico; they are rabid fans and as a promoter and a TV network there is no better place to be when you know the community really loves the sport.  That is the thing that is striking me most about the environment here.  In the US boxing is maybe the ninth most popular sport, right?  We are embracing the Mexican market.  Obviously, our app shows here, and we see this as a phenomenal market for us . . .potentially more lucrative than the United States itself.  We are excited about being here and they open their arms to ProBox TV and Juan Manuel and Roy and Paulie.  It is obviously a good situation.”

Paulie Malignaggi: “Friday’s card looks explosive and it’s great scenery.   Where boxing is beloved. This is a great place to hold a fight and Mexican’s are a rabid fan base and they love boxing.”

A ProBox TV monthly subscription is $1.99.

The 2022 remaining live boxing on ProBox TV: October 7 (Tampa), October 26 (San Juan, PR), November 4 (Tampa), November 18 (Cancun), December 2 (Tampa), December 9 (San Juan), December 16 (Philippines). 

There is also weekly original content produced by the founders including, podcasts, talk shows and in the gym content, plus monthly documentaries and behind the scenes content.

Get the App HERE

Follow ProBox TV at https://twitter.com/ProBox_TV and https://www.youtube.com/c/ProBoxTV

For more ProBox TV info click here https://proboxtv.com/what-is-probox-tv/en

 

CANCUN, September 21, 2022  —  The final press conference took place today in Cancun for ProBox TV, Marquez Promotions and Pepe Gomez’ Cancun Boxing for Friday’s boxing card at the Oasis Resort.  Friday’s boxing will also take place at Oasis Resort and will be streamed live on ProBox TV and the ProBox App beginning at 9:00 pm ET / 6 pm PT.

In Friday’s main event Cristopher “Pollo” Lopez (15-0-1, 10 KOs), from Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, will battle Alejandro “El Conejo” Diaz (11-4-2, 6 KOs), from Mexico City, Mexico for a WBC Regional Title. Of the ten fighters on the televised portion of the card, seven are Mexicans, as that is the plan and the plan moving forward – Mexican prospects on the Mexican shows.

The opener will be the professional debut of sixteen year old phenom Tony “Lightning Junior” Curtis, trained by Roy Jones Jr.

The second Marquez Promotions event will take place November 18 also at Oasis Resort.  In 2023, there will be monthly events throughout Mexico (Mexico City, Monterrey, Culiacan, Acapulco, Guadalajara) all streamed live on ProBox TV.

The full streamed card is below.

Quotes from today: 

Juan Manuel Marquez: “Right now, I am very excited to be bringing ProBox TV to Mexico and promoting this card.  Mexico has the best fighters in the world and is is great to be here.”

Garry Jonas, ProBox TV CEO: “It’s a lot of fun to be in a place that loves boxing. It is the second most popular sport in Mexico; they are rabid fans and as a promoter and a TV network there is no better place to be when you know the community really loves the sport.  That is the thing that is striking me most about the environment here.  In the US boxing is maybe the ninth most popular sport, right?  We are embracing the Mexican market.  Obviously, our app shows here, and we see this as a phenomenal market for us . . .potentially more lucrative than the United States itself.  We are excited about being here and they open their arms to ProBox TV and Juan Manuel and Roy and Paulie.  It is obviously a good situation.”

Roy Jones Jr: “Mexico is very good, and I am highly excited for the card.  Tony Curtis is sixteen years old and he is turning pro on Friday night!  He is from the UK and he had only ten amateur fights and he is making his pro debut. He’s got such a pro style already he didn’t need to fight as amateur anymore – so go forward – and here we are.” Roy trains Tony “Lightning Junior” Curtis. 

Paulie Malignaggi: “Friday’s card looks explosive and it’s great scenery.   Where boxing is beloved. This is a great place to hold a fight and Mexican’s are a rabid fan base and they love boxing.”

Pollo Lopez: “I am really happy to be here, and it is very exciting that (former) world champions will be calling my fight.  This is a big step in my career fighting ProBox TV and it’s going to be a great night of fights.  I know it’s going to be a tough fight and I am very prepared. I am going to be very smart in my attack and I think my intelligence in the ring will win me the fight on Friday Night.”

The ProBox TV streamed bouts are as follows 

10 Rounds WBC Super Bantamweight Regional Title

Cristopher “Pollo” Lopez, Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico, 15-0-1 10 KO’s

Alejandro “El Conejo” Diaz, Mexico City, Mexico, 11-4-2 6 KO’s

10 Rounds Super Bantamweights

Bryan Mercado Vazquez, Mexico City, Mexico, 22-1 17 KO’s

Victor “Pintor” Albino, Mexico City, Mexico, 14-1 5 KO’s

6 Rounds Super Featherweights

Jaycob Gomez-Zayas, Caguas, PR, 6-0 5 KO’s

Luis “El Bola” Reyes Carmona, Nuevo Torreon, Coahualia, Mx, 9-2-1

6 Rounds Super Lightweights

Jusiyah “Kid” Shirley, Orlando, FL, 6-0 5 KO’s

Jorge Batalla Martinez, Mexico City, Mexico, 6-3 3 KO’s

4 Rounds Minimumweights TV Start 8PM

Tony Curtis, London, UK, Pro Debut 

Javier “Fantasma” Calderon, Mexico City, Mexico, 1-3

A ProBox TV monthly subscription is $1.99.

The 2022 remaining live boxing on ProBox TV: October 7 (Tampa), October 26 (San Juan, PR), November 4 (Tampa), November 18 (Cancun), December 2 (Tampa), December 9 (San Juan), December 16 (Philippines). 

There is also weekly original content produced by the founders including, podcasts, talk shows and in the gym content, plus monthly documentaries and behind the scenes content.

Get the App HERE

Follow ProBox TV at https://twitter.com/ProBox_TV and https://www.youtube.com/c/ProBoxTV

For more ProBox TV info click here https://proboxtv.com/what-is-probox-tv/en

David Cuellar scored a vicious 6th round stoppage over former world title challenger Moises Fuentes in a bantamweight bout.

In round three, The left eye of Fuentes began to swell.

In round six, Cuellar landed a devastating left hook that Fuentes down and out. The fight was stopped immediately with Fuentes needing medical attention to leave the ring.

Cuellar of Nuevo Laredo, MEX is 20-0 with 13 knockouts. Fuentas of Ciudad, MEX is 25-7-1.

Lopez Decisions Manzanilla

Christopher Lopez won a 10-round unanimous decision over Franklin Manzanilla in a super featherweight bout.

In round three, Lopez dropped Manzanilla with a hard flurry.

Lopez of Guadalajara, MX won by scores of 98-89, 97-91 and 95-93 and is now 14-0-1. Manzanilla of Caracas, VEN is 20-7.

Taras Shelestyuk remained undefeated with a 10th and final round stoppage over Ernesto Espana in a welterweight bout

In round 10, Shelestyuk landed a heavy combination on the ropes that forced a referee stoppage at 2:45.

Shelestyuk of Ukraine is 19-0 with 11 knockouts. Espana of Venezuela is 31-3-1.

Alberto Mora made a successful pro debut with a 2nd round stoppage over Nestor Mejia in super featherweight fight.

In round one, Mora dropped Mejia with an uppercut. In round two, he dropped Mejia with a left hook and the fight was stopped at 1:02.

Mora is 1-0 with one knockout. Mejia is 0-2.