SANTO DOMINGO, DR. (September 8, 2026) — The work has been done, the final preparations are underway, and four of BiYu Promotions’ Dominican fighters are ready to showcase their talent on home soil this Friday, September 11, 2026, at Coliseo Carlos Teo Cruz in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

“Dominican Fight Night,” co-promoted by BiYu Promotions and Shuan Boxing, will be broadcast worldwide on CombatVisionTV, providing an international platform for some of the Dominican Republic’s rising talent.

The lineup features undefeated super welterweight Rafael Abreu (12-0, 11 KOs), unbeaten super featherweight Eliesel Rodriguez Ledesma (9-0-2, 8 KOs), undefeated cruiserweight Starlyn Guzman (5-0, 5 KOs) and unbeaten featherweight Angel Rodriguez (5-0, 3 KOs), all who made thier pro debuts as signed fighters under the BiYu Promotions banner.

For Bobby Harrison, President of BiYu Promotions, the event represents an opportunity to introduce several of the company’s newest signings to boxing fans around the world.

“This is an important night for BiYu Promotions because we’re showcasing four of our signed fighters from the Dominican Republic on the same card,” Harrison said. “We believe there is tremendous boxing talent in the Dominican Republic, and these young men have the ability, hunger and work ethic to become something special. Our responsibility is to help develop them, put them in meaningful fights and create opportunities for them to show what they can do. September 11 is a big step in that process.”

RAFAEL ABREU READY FOR BIGGEST TEST OF HIS CAREER

Hard-hitting super welterweight Rafael Abreu will take a major step up in competition when he faces experienced Fernando Montes de Oca (33-3, 20 KOs) in the scheduled 10-round co-main event.

Abreu has stopped 11 of his first 12 professional opponents, but his latest training camp has been about more than sharpening his punching power. With an experienced opponent waiting across the ring, the undefeated Dominican says his preparation has focused on being ready to perform at a high level for the entire fight.

“This camp has been about becoming a more complete fighter,” said Abreu. “Everyone sees the 11 knockouts, but I don’t go into the ring thinking that I have to knock everybody out. We worked on my conditioning, defense, movement, combinations and staying disciplined round after round. I’ve pushed myself hard because I know this is the biggest challenge of my professional career. I want to show people that there is much more to Rafael Abreu than punching power.”

Montes de Oca brings 36 professional fights into the matchup, including 20 knockout victories. Abreu understands the significance of facing that level of experience but believes the challenge comes at the right time.

“I’m in a tough fight with Montes de Oca,” Abreu said. “He has experience that I haven’t faced before, and that motivates me. I asked for opportunities that can move my career forward, and now I have one. This is a 10-round fight, and I’m prepared to box, fight or do whatever is necessary to win. I want everyone watching to see that I’m ready for the next level.”

ELIESEL RODRIGUEZ LEDESMA PREPARED FOR TOUGH SANTANA TEST

Unbeaten super featherweight Eliesel Rodriguez Ledesma will face his own significant challenge against Jorge Santana (16-2, 9 KOs) in a scheduled eight-round contest.

With eight knockouts in nine victories, Ledesma has established himself as an aggressive finisher, but he says his camp has focused on sharpening every aspect of his game.

“I had a very strong training camp, and I feel like I improved in a lot of areas,” said Ledesma. “We worked on being patient, setting up my punches and not looking for the knockout. I know I have power, but as the competition gets better, you have to use your intelligence along with your physical ability. I’m feeling strong, fast and focused, and I’m ready to show the work we put in.”

In Santana, Ledesma faces an opponent with considerably more professional experience and only two defeats on his record.

“Santana is a good fighter, with a good record,” Ledesma continued. “That’s what I want. I want opponents who make me raise my level. I’m not taking anything for granted because every fight is important, especially at this stage of my career. My job is to stay disciplined, listen to my corner and take control of the fight. I believe in my ability, and on Friday night I want to show why BiYu Promotions believes in me.”

STARLYN GUZMAN PUTS PERFECT RECORD AND 100-PERCENT KO RATIO ON THE LINE

Something has to give when undefeated cruiserweight Starlyn Guzman meets knockout artist Jankelly Rodriguez Paulino (5-1, 5 KOs) in a scheduled six-round showdown.

Every professional victory for both men has come by knockout, creating an intriguing matchup between two cruiserweights accustomed to ending fights before the final bell.

Despite his perfect knockout percentage, Guzman says he has prepared for six demanding rounds rather than assuming another early finish.

“I had a hard camp because I know what kind of fight this can become,” said Guzman. “I’ve won all five of my fights by knockout, but I never train expecting a fight to end early. I trained for all six rounds at a high pace. We worked on my conditioning, my jab, defense and being smart with my power. I feel stronger and more prepared than I have for any of my previous fights.”

Guzman knows Rodriguez Paulino brings dangerous power of his own, with all five of his victories coming inside the distance.

“Paulino can punch, and his record proves that,” Guzman said. “But I believe in my power, and I believe in my boxing ability. This fight is about being smart and not making mistakes just because both of us can punch. I’m not going to chase a knockout. I’m going to establish myself, make him respect me and let the fight develop. If the knockout comes, I’ll be ready to take advantage of it.”

ANGEL RODRIGUEZ LOOKS TO KEEP PERFECT RECORD INTACT

Unbeaten featherweight Angel Rodriguez, regarded as a promising young talent in the division, will attempt to continue his perfect professional start when he battles Nayer Gonzalez Jimenez (3-1, 3 KOs).

Still early in his professional development, Rodriguez says his latest camp was designed to help him continue evolving rather than simply preparing for one opponent.

“I’m still learning every day, and that’s what I enjoy about boxing,” Rodriguez said. “This camp was very productive. We worked on my speed, combinations, defense, footwork and conditioning. I’m undefeated, but I know 5-0 is only the beginning. There is a lot I still want to accomplish, so I approach every day in the gym like I have something to prove.”

Jimenez has recorded knockouts in each of his three professional victories, something Rodriguez and his team have taken seriously during their preparation.

“Jimenez has power, so I have to be alert and disciplined from the opening bell,” Rodriguez said. “You can’t overlook anyone in boxing, especially someone who has knocked out every opponent he has beaten. I’m going to use my skills, stay composed and fight my fight. I want to keep my undefeated record, but more importantly, I want people to watch me and see improvement every time I step into the ring.”

HARRISON HIGH ON BIYU’S DOMINICAN TALENT

Harrison believes Friday’s card will provide an important look at where each fighter stands while allowing them to gain valuable experience against opponents capable of testing them.

“These aren’t fights where we’re just putting our guys in the ring to get another win,” Harrison said. “Abreu is fighting a man with 33 victories. Ledesma has a tough opponent in Santana. Guzman is facing another dangerous puncher, and Angel is fighting a young guy who has knocked out everyone he has beaten. These are the types of matchups that tell you something about a fighter.”

Harrison sees the Dominican Republic as an important part of BiYu Promotions’ long-term plans and believes Friday night could be the beginning of something significant for the company’s newest additions.

“I’m excited about this group because each fighter brings something different,” Harrison concluded. “They’re still developing, and we’re not going to rush that process, but the talent is there. The goal is to build them the right way and eventually put them in position to compete on the biggest stages in boxing. I believe some future champions can come out of this group. Now it’s time for them to go into the ring and show everyone why we’re so excited about their futures.”

HOW TO WATCH DOMINICAN FIGHT NIGHT

Boxing fans around the world can watch Dominican Fight Night live on CombatVisionTV this Friday, September 11, 2026, from Coliseo Carlos Teo Cruz in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

Download the CombatVisionTV app on your preferred device and tune in live to watch BiYu Promotions’ rising Dominican prospects put their undefeated records, knockout power and future ambitions on the line.

EVENT: Dominican Fight Night

DATE: Friday, September 11, 2026

VENUE: Coliseo Carlos Teo Cruz

LOCATION: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

PROMOTERS: BiYu Promotions and Shuan Boxing

WATCH: Live worldwide on CombatVisionTV

DOMINICAN REPUBLIC (August 26, 2026) – There is something special about a fight card where young fighters are willing to put their unbeaten records on the line. On Friday, September 11, 2026, Bobby Harrison’s BiYu Promotions and Belgica Pena’s Shuan Boxing will bring exactly that kind of night to the Dominican Republic.

The international event features a deep mix of undefeated prospects, dangerous punchers, experienced veterans and homegrown talent, with plenty of fighters looking to take the next meaningful step in their careers.

The entire card will stream live worldwide on CombatVisionTV.com, giving fans a chance to see some familiar faces along with several rising fighters who are eager to make people remember their names.

At the top of the card is a fight where something has to give.

Unbeaten welterweights Feudri Franco (7-0, 6 KOs) and Junior Desir (7-0-1, 5 KOs) will meet in the scheduled eight-round main event, with both men putting their unbeaten records on the line. Franco has quickly earned a reputation as a dangerous puncher, stopping six of his first seven professional opponents. Desir, meanwhile, has plenty of power of his own and comes into the fight with the confidence of a man who has yet to experience defeat.

There is no complicated storyline needed for this one. Two hungry, unbeaten fighters believe they are ready to move forward, and only one can leave with the victory. For Franco and Desir, this is the type of matchup that can reveal quite a bit about where each man stands.

The co-main event has a different feel but just as much intrigue. Unbeaten super welterweight Rafael Abreu (12-0, 11 KOs) takes a serious step up when he faces battle-tested Fernando Montes de Oca (33-3, 20 KOs) in a scheduled 10-round showdown.

Abreu has been nearly perfect so far, with 11 knockouts in 12 victories, but Montes de Oca brings a level of experience that the young prospect hasn’t encountered before. It is a genuine test for Abreu and, quite frankly, the kind of fight a rising prospect eventually has to take if he wants to find out how far he can go.

Montes de Oca isn’t coming simply to provide experience. With 36 professional fights behind him and proven punching power, the veteran has every reason to believe he can spoil Abreu’s perfect record.

Another bout worth keeping an eye on will feature unbeaten welterweight Pryce Sparrow (6-0, 4 KOs) against veteran Oliver Flores (31-7-3, 20 KOs) in a scheduled eight-round contest. Sparrow has made a strong start to his career, but Flores represents a noticeable jump in experience. The veteran has been around the sport long enough to understand how to make a young fighter uncomfortable, and that is exactly what makes this matchup interesting. Sparrow will have an opportunity to show that he’s ready to move beyond prospect status and handle the challenges that come with facing seasoned opposition.

Unbeaten super featherweight Eliesel Rodriguez Ledesma (9-0-2, 8 KOs) will also have his hands full when he faces Jorge Santana (16-2, 9 KOs) in a scheduled eight-round bout. Ledesma’s eight knockouts in nine victories tell their own story, but Santana brings enough experience and confidence to make this anything but a routine assignment.

Cruiserweights Starlyn Guzman (5-0, 5 KOs) and Jankelly Rodriguez Paulino (5-1, 5 KOs) will meet in a scheduled six-round bout that might be wise not to blink during. All 10 of their combined victories have ended by knockout, and neither man has built his reputation by playing it safe.

Unbeaten featherweight Angel Rodriguez (5-0, 3 KOs), regarded as a promising young talent in the division, will look to keep his perfect record intact against Nayer Gonzalez Jimenez (3-1, 3 KOs) in a scheduled six-round contest. Jimenez has stopped all three opponents he has defeated, giving Rodriguez another meaningful test early in his career.

The international lineup will also feature Vivian Bianelis Rodriguez (9-1, 3 KOs) in an eight-round featherweight bout against an opponent to be announced.

Unbeaten super welterweight Miguel Angel Arias (7-0, 7 KOs) will put his perfect record and perfect knockout percentage on the line against Jose Manuel Perez (6-1, 4 KOs) in an eight-round contest. Arias has yet to hear the final bell as a professional, but Perez represents the type of opponent who will be looking to change the direction of that story.

Rising super bantamweight Jose De Los Santos (5-0, 4 KOs) will face by far the most experienced opponent of his young career when he takes on Eliezer Aquino (23-5-1, 16 KOs) in a scheduled eight-round bout. For De Los Santos, it is another example of a young fighter being asked to prove he’s ready for more.

Yan Carlos Perez (8-1, 5 KOs) will battle Juan Alcantara Sanchez (12-10-2, 8 KOs) in an eight-round super bantamweight bout.

One of the more interesting fights on the undercard will see undefeated prospects Carlos Johnson (3-0, 2 KOs) and Kermin Jimenez (3-0, 3 KOs) meet in a scheduled six-round welterweight contest. Both men are still early in their careers, but neither is being protected from a meaningful challenge. Someone will suffer his first professional defeat unless the bout ends in a draw.

In another super bantamweight attraction, Keuryn Alcantara (2-0, 1 KO) will have an opportunity to learn plenty when he faces veteran Wallington Orobio (20-15, 17 KOs) over six rounds. Orobio’s experience and power should give the young Alcantara a good indication of where he stands at this stage of his development.

Yankiel Rivera Figueroa (7-1-1, 3 KOs) will meet Francisco Vargas Martinez (5-10, 3 KOs) in a scheduled six-round flyweight bout.

Experience takes center stage when veteran super featherweights Michael Chaise Nelson (23-4-1, 8 KOs) and Misael Vasquez (18-7-1, 16 KOs) meet over eight rounds.

Rounding out the card, undefeated Bryan Santos Mendez (2-0, 2 KOs) will look for his third professional victory when he faces Juan Carlos Constanza (0-2) in a six-round super featherweight contest. Luis Rosario Villafane (16-1-1, 10 KOs) will also see action in a six-round super featherweight bout against Jose Rodriguez Lora (11-6, 10 KOs).

For BiYu Promotions President Bobby Harrison, the card is about more than simply filling a night with fights. He wants to create opportunities that actually mean something for the fighters involved.

“We’re really excited to work with Belgica Pena and Shuan Boxing and bring this event to the Dominican Republic live on CombatVisionTV,” said Harrison. “What I like about this card is that these guys have something to prove. Franco and Desir are both unbeaten and neither one wants to give that up. Abreu is taking a real step up against an experienced fighter in Montes de Oca, and Sparrow is doing the same thing against Flores. You can feel the hunger with these young fighters, and that’s what makes a card exciting.”

Harrison understands that protecting a perfect record can be tempting, particularly for a young fighter. But he also believes careers are built when fighters are willing to find out just how good they really are.

“At some point, you have to take that chance,” Harrison continued. “You can’t call yourself the best if you’re not willing to fight guys who believe they can beat you. That’s what I respect about these fighters. They’re taking real fights. There are going to be some nerves, there’s going to be pressure, and that’s part of it. Those are the moments when you learn something about a fighter. We want to give them the platform, and then it’s up to them to make the most of it.”

For Belgica Pena, President of Shuan Boxing, bringing another international event to the Dominican Republic carries a personal sense of pride. The country has a long connection to boxing, and Pena believes nights like this can introduce more of its talent to fans outside the region.

“Boxing means a lot to people here in the Dominican Republic,” said Pena. “There are so many talented fighters who just need the right opportunity for people to see them. That’s why I’m happy to be working with Bobby Harrison, BiYu Promotions and CombatVisionTV on this event. We have young fighters trying to build their names, unbeaten prospects taking risks and veterans who know every trick in the book. That’s a fun combination for the fans.”

Pena also sees the event as another chance to show international viewers what Dominican boxing has to offer.

“We want people watching around the world to feel some of the energy that we feel here,” Pena added. “These fighters are hungry. Their families, trainers and teams have sacrificed with them to get to this point. When they step into that ring, it means something. I think the fans are going to see that.”

The September 11 card gives CombatVisionTV another opportunity to bring that energy directly to boxing fans around the world.

From Franco and Desir putting their unbeaten records on the line in the main event, to Abreu facing the biggest test of his young career against Montes de Oca, Sparrow stepping up against Flores and a supporting cast filled with prospects and veterans, there won’t be much room for anyone to simply go through the motions.

For several fighters, this could be the night that moves a career forward. For others, it could mean starting over. Either way, there is plenty to fight for. Fans unable to attend the event in person can watch all the action live worldwide on CombatVisionTV.com.