ORLANDO, FL (March 17, 2026) – Boxlab Promotions undefeated featherweight prospect Roberto Gomez (8-0, 3 KOs) is encountering another step-up fight in his young career as he prepares to face hard-hitting veteran Belmar Preciado (23-10-1, 16 KOs) in a scheduled six-round bout on Saturday, March 21, 2026, at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando. The action-packed event is promoted by Matchroom Boxing in association with Boxlab Promotions and will stream live worldwide on DAZN.

Gomez, regarded as one of Florida’s rising featherweight prospects, has been deep in training camp preparing to showcase his continued growth against the experienced Preciado. Training alongside his head trainer Salvador Jaurequi, Gomez says the intensity and discipline in camp has him feeling more prepared than ever.

Gomez on His Training Camp with Childhood Trainer Salvador Jaurequi

Working closely with longtime trainer Salvador Jaurequi, who has been in Gomez’ corner since he was 12-years old, has allowed him to sharpen both his physical conditioning and mental preparation heading into the fight.

“Training with coach Salvador Jaurequi is special because he knows me better than anyone,” said Gomez. “He pushes me hard every day and never lets me take shortcuts. This camp has been one of my best because we focused on sharpening my fundamentals, my conditioning, and my mindset. I’m hungry to prove I belong in this sport, and every day in the gym we’re working like there’s a world title on the line. We study opponents, we work on strategy, and we make sure I’m improving every fight. I’m still learning, but I’m getting better every time I step into the ring.”

Gomez on His Matchup with Belmar Preciado

Facing a seasoned veteran like Preciado represents the toughest test of Gomez’s young career, but the undefeated prospect sees it as the perfect opportunity to show his evolution as a fighter.

“Preciado is a tough fighter with a lot of experience and knockouts, so I know he’s coming to fight,” Gomez said. “But I asked for challenges like this because I want to prove that I’m ready for the next level. I respect what he’s done in the sport, but on fight night I’m coming to make a statement. This is the type of fight where people will see what I’m capable of. I’m going to bring pressure, speed, and heart. I’m stepping in the ring to show that I’m a serious contender in the featherweight division.”

Gomez on What a Win Would Mean for His Career

With momentum building in his undefeated career, Gomez views this fight as a pivotal moment that could elevate him to the next stage of his development.

“A win here means everything for my career,” Gomez explained. “Every fighter dreams about climbing the ranks and getting closer to bigger opportunities. I’m still early in my journey, but this fight is a chance to show that I’m ready for tougher competition. I’m fighting with something to prove. I want people to start recognizing my name and understanding that I’m coming to make noise in this division. Every victory moves me one step closer to the bigger fights I’ve been working toward.”

Gomez on Fighting at Home on DAZN

Fighting in Orlando on a globally streamed card adds extra motivation for Gomez, who is eager to perform in front of home state supporters and an international audience.

“Fighting in Orlando means a lot to me because this is where I’ve built my career and where so many people have supported me,” Gomez concluded. “To have the opportunity to fight on DAZN in front of fans here at home is a blessing. I want to give the fans something exciting. When people tune in, I want them to see a fighter who’s hungry, who’s determined, and who’s ready to leave everything in the ring.”

Amaury Piedra, President of Boxlab Promotions, believes Gomez is developing into one of the promotion’s most promising young fighters.

?“Roberto Gomez is a fighter we’re very excited about,” said Piedra. “From the first time we saw him, we knew he had something special. His work ethic, his discipline, and his willingness to challenge himself have helped him grow tremendously. He continues to improve every time he steps into the ring, and that’s exactly what you want to see from a young prospect. With the right fights and continued dedication, we believe Roberto has a very bright future ahead of him.”

With an undefeated record, growing confidence, and a major platform on fight night, Roberto Gomez is determined to seize the moment and deliver the type of performance that could propel him toward bigger opportunities in the featherweight division.

This event is brought to you by Matchroom Boxing in association with Boxlab Promotions. Doors open at 5:00 pm ET with the first bout beginning at 6:00 pm ET. Tickets priced $40-$100 (General Admission),$150-$500 (Ringside), (+ service fees) are on sale now at www.ticketmaster.com. 

ORLANDO, FL (March 10, 2026) — Boxlab Promotions will once again showcase its growing stable of talented fighters as several of its rising stars return to the ring on the Matchroom Boxing card at the Caribe Royale Hotel in Orlando, Florida, on Saturday, March 21. The event will air globally on DAZN and will be headlined by Austin “Ammo” Williams vs. Carlos Adames in a 12-round showdown for the WBC Middleweight World Title.

Boxlab Promotions will have a strong presence throughout the undercard, featuring four exciting matchups involving undefeated and highly regarded prospects who are eager to make a statement on the international stage.

Yoenis “El Bandolero” Tellez vs. Myles Mizell

One of the evening’s most compelling matchups will see Cuban super welterweight standout Yoenis “El Bandolero” Tellez (11-1, 8 KOs), take on undefeated rising prospect Myles Mizell (10-0, 3 KOs) in what promises to be a competitive and high-level 8-round clash. Tellez will look to impose his experience and skillset against the hungry and unbeaten Mizell. With both fighters eager to prove themselves, this bout has all the ingredients of a fan-friendly battle that could steal the show.

Roberto Gomez vs. Belmar Preciado

Unbeaten featherweight prospect Roberto Gomez (8-0, 3 KOs) will test his skills against the experienced Belmar Preciado (23-10-1, 16 KOs) in a matchup that pits youth against veteran savvy. Gomez has been steadily building momentum with impressive performances, displaying strong fundamentals and composure beyond his years. Preciado’s experience, however, could present challenges as Gomez continues his climb through the ranks.

Jordan “La Cobrita” Orozco vs. Daniel Olea

Hard-hitting Nicaraguan, Jordan “La Cobrita” Orozco (15-0, 15 KOs), who just recently signed with Boxlab Promotions, returns to the ring following a breakout run that has seen him emerge as one of the most dangerous young fighters in the bantamweight division. With a reputation for explosive offense and knockout power, Orozco will face Mexico’s Daniel Olea (13-13-3, 5 KOs) in a bout that could further elevate his standing in the division. Known for his relentless pressure and finishing ability, Orozco aims to deliver another electrifying performance.

Carlos De Leon Castro vs. Damian Alcala

Undefeated featherweight Carlos De Leon Castro (7-0, 6 KOs) continues his rapid development as he takes on Damian Alcala (8-7, 2 KOs). De Leon Castro has quickly gained attention for his exciting fighting style and aggressive approach in the ring. With each fight, the Puerto Rican prospect has demonstrated improved skill and confidence, making him one of Boxlab Promotions’ most promising young talents to watch.

AMAURY PIEDRA ON BOXLAB’S RISING STARS

Amaury Piedra, President of Boxlab Promotions, believes the upcoming event represents a major opportunity for the company’s fighters to showcase their talent to a worldwide audience.

“This is a tremendous platform for our fighters. Anytime you have the opportunity to perform on a Matchroom card that is broadcast globally on DAZN, it’s a chance to introduce these young athletes to the entire boxing world. Each of these fighters brings excitement, determination, and a hunger to succeed. They represent the future of the sport, and fans tuning in will see why we are so confident in their potential. Boxlab Promotions is committed to developing world-class talent, and March 21 will be another step forward for our fighters. I encourage fans everywhere to tune in because these young men are ready to put on a show.”

With a world title main event and a stacked undercard featuring emerging prospects, the Matchroom Boxing event at Caribe Royale promises an exciting night of action for fight fans around the world.

This event is brought to you by Matchroom Boxing in association with Boxlab Promotions. Doors open at 5:00 pm ET with the first bout beginning at 6:00 pm ET. Tickets priced $40-$100 (General Admission),$150-$500 (Ringside), (+ service fees) are on sale now at www.ticketmaster.com. 

ORLANDO, FL (September 18, 2025) – Rising featherweight prospect Roberto Gomez (7-0, 3 KOs) will look to extend his undefeated streak when he takes on durable veteran Sharone Carter (14-13-1, 3 KOs) in a 6-round featherweight contest on Friday, September 19, 2025, at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida.

The bout is featured as part of Boxlab Promotions’ highly anticipated “Night of Champions” series—a signature event that continues to highlight top emerging talent in world-class matchups. The event will be streamed live on BXNGTV, and tickets are available now at ticketmaster.com.

On his upcoming fight with the experienced Sharone Carter, Gomez acknowledged the challenge but expressed full confidence in his preparation. “Carter’s been in there with a lot of guys, and he knows how to survive. I respect his experience, but I’m on another level right now. My job is to stay smart, stay sharp, and break him down. I know what I bring—and I’m ready to show it again.”

Gomez, who trains out of his hometown in Dade City, Florida, spoke highly of his recent camp and its intensity. “Training camp in Florida was locked in this time. We kept things tight—focused on fundamentals, speed, and conditioning. No distractions, just straight work. I’ve got great coaches, and every day we’re leveling up. You’re going to see that on September 19. This was one of my best camps yet.”

Fighting for the third time in 2025, Gomez understands the importance of momentum in his young career. “The key for me is to keep fighting, keep learning, and keep winning. That’s how you build a career. Boxlab has kept me active, and I’m super thankful for that. Every time I step in the ring, I’m better than the last. Staying active is everything.”

Looking ahead, Gomez knows that a convincing victory will only build his case as a prospect to watch. “Every win stacks up. It’s another step toward bigger fights, more exposure, and getting closer to a title. If I keep doing what I’m doing, the doors will open. But it starts with handling business on September 19. A win here keeps the train moving.”

Amaury Piedra, President of Boxlab Promotions, praised Gomez for his discipline, growth, and exciting style. “Roberto Gomez is the definition of a rising prospect. He’s skilled, he’s humble, and he puts in the work necessary to be great. His progression has been impressive, and we’re proud to feature him again at ‘Night of Champions.’ If he keeps winning and improving the way he is now, the opportunities are limitless. Gomez is the kind of fighter you want to invest in.”

Gomez vs. Carter adds even more intrigue to what promises to be another electric night of boxing at the Caribe Royale Resort. Fans can watch all the action live on BXNGTV.

This event is brought to you by Boxlab Promotions in association with, Undisputed Promotions. Doors open at 5:00 pm ET with the first bout beginning at 6:00 pm ET. Tickets priced $40 (General Admission), $60 (Standard Admission-4A), $75 (Standard Admission-3A), $100 (Ringside), and VIP Tables for 10 are priced at $1,500 including a bottle of champagne, appetizer tray for the table, prime viewing and dedicated servers, are on sale now at www.ticketmaster.com

ORLANDO, FL (October 19, 2024) – Undefeated super featherweight prospect Roberto Gomez (4-0, 2 KOs) from Dade City, FL, is ready to make a statement when he steps into the ring against tough veteran Jenn Gonzalez (9-25-1, 5 KOs) of Santa Tereza, Nicaragua. The 6-round bout will take place tonight October, 19, 2024, on the undercard of the Tim Tszyu vs. Bakhram Murtazaliev main event at the Caribe Royale Hotel in Orlando, Florida. The event will be broadcast live worldwide on PBC Championship Boxing on Prime Video.

Gomez, a rising star under Boxlab Promotions, is looking to extend his unbeaten streak in front of his home state fans and further solidify his name as one to watch in the super featherweight division. Gonzalez, a seasoned veteran known for his durability and experience, presents a challenging test for the young prospect, but Gomez is confident he will deliver an impressive performance.

“Gonzalez is a veteran who’s been in the ring with a lot of tough guys, and I know he’ll bring that experience with him,” said Gomez. “I’ve been preparing for a hard fight, but I’m also ready to put on a show. I want to make sure everyone watching knows my name after this fight. I’m not just looking for a win—I’m looking to end this fight by knockout.”

“Roberto Gomez is an exceptional talent, and every time he steps into the ring, he shows something special,’ said Amaury Piedra, president of Boxlab Promotions. :We’re thrilled to have him as part of the Boxlab family, and we believe he has what it takes to become a real contender in the super featherweight division. This fight against Gonzalez is another milestone in his journey, and we’re confident he’ll rise to the challenge.”

Gomez will be fighting in front of his home state fans for the second time this year and is expected to have strong support from family and friends.

“Fighting in front of the Florida fans means everything to me,” concluded Gomez.  “I’m from Dade City, so I’ll have a lot of family and friends in the crowd. I’m going to feed off their energy and give them something to cheer about. Every fight is a chance to show what I can do, and I plan on showing that I have the skills to be one of the best in this division. This is the kind of night where memories are made, and I plan to leave a lasting impression. I want people to walk away from this fight talking about me.”

William Zepeda stopped former world title challlenger Mercito Gesta in round six of their 12-round lightweight bout at The Commerce Casino in Commerce, California.

Zepeda began his relentless offensive assault in round two and in round three began to swell the eyes of Gesta. In round five, Zepeda viciously battered Gesta all over the ring. Zepeda landed a staggering 217 power punches through five rounds. In round six, Zepeda beat up Gesta on the ropes as he landed about 20 unanswered shots and the fight was stopped at 1:31.

Zepeda, 134.3 lbs of San Mateo Attenco, MEX is 29-0 with 25 knockouts. Gesta, 134.2 lbs of Mandaue City PHI is 34-4-3.

“I am ready for the big fights out there – whether it be Devin Haney or even a Shakur Stevenson. Those are the guys who have the belts and that’s what I want next,” said William Zepeda. “There are incredible fights for me in my division, and I trust that Golden Boy will do what they can to get me to become a World Champion. I am ready to go home, rest and recover peacefully at home.”

Victor Morales remained undefeated with a 10-round unanimous decision over Edwin Palomares in a featherweight fight.

In round 10, Morales was cut over his right eye.

Morales landed 162 of 434 punches. Palomares was 136 of 564.

Morales, 126 lbs of Vancouver, WA won by scores of 100-90, 99-91 and 96-94 and is now 19-0-1. Palomares, 125.4 lbs of Mexico City is 18-5-2.

“I hoped I showed Oscar and the team tonight that I am a warrior in the ring, and I can push through anything,” said Victor Morales Jr. “I am happy we get to take our belt back home with us.”

Yokasta Valle defended the IBF/WBO Minimumweight titles with a 10-round unanimous decision over Maria Santizo.

Valle landed 98 of 292 punches. Santizo was 79 of 435.

Valle, 105 lbs of Matahalpa, NIC won by scores of 100-90 and 99-91 twice and is now 29-2. Santizo, 104.2 lbs of Gutamala City, GUA is 11-4.

“I knew she was going to bring everything,” said Yokasta Valle. “She was training in Los Angeles to get incredible sparring and I knew she was well prepared for our fight. I am going to take a week off and enjoy the Costa Rican beaches and get back to training so I can be ready to fight on November 4 no matter who the opponent is.”

Darius Fulgham remained perfect with a second round stoppage over Ricardo Luna in a scheduled eight-round light heavyweight bout.

In round one, Luna was cut on his forehead. In round two, Fukgham landed a left hook to the side of the head that put Luna on a knee. Luna got to his feet, but the fight was a waved off at 1:30.

Fulgham, 170.8 lbs of El Paso, TX is 7-0 with seven knockouts. Luna, 170.8 lbs of Mexico City is 25-11-2.

Eric Priest remained undefeated with an eight-round majority decision over Simon Madsen in a middleweight bout.

Priest landed 121 of 284 punches. Madsen landed 104 of 360.

Preiest, 158.8 lbs of Wichita Falls, TX won by scores of 80-72, 79-73 and 76-76 and is now 11-0. Madsen, 158.6 lbs of Cancun, MEX is 13-2.

Daniel Garcia won a six-round unanimous decision over Erick Benitez in a lightweight fight.

Garcia, 132 lbs of Denver, CO is 7-0. Benitez, 131.6 lbs of Guadalajara, MEX is 4-5.

Alejandro Reyes won a six-round majority decision over Roberto Gomez in a super lightweight bout.

In round five, Reyes was bleeding over the left eye.

Reyes, 139.6 lbs of Mexicali, MEX won by scores of 59-55, 58-56 and 57-57 and is now 11-0. Gomez, 140 lbs of Mexico City is 5-2.

Gael Cabrera won a six-round super lightweight bout over Juan Centeno in a super featherweight bout.

In round three, Centeno was cut on the lip. In the same round, Cabrera was cut on the right eyebrow.

Cabrera, 126.2 lbs of Sonora, MEX won by scores of 40-36 on all cards and is now 2-0. Centeno, 127.6 lbs of Managua, NIC is 8-9-4.

Jordan Cervantes won a four-round unanimous decision over Giovanny Meza in a super lightweight bout.

Cervantes, 136.4 lbs of East LA, CA won by scores of 40-36 on cards and is now 1-0. Meza, 137.2 lbs of El Paso, TX is 0-5.

Christian Carto scored an eight-round unanimous decision over tough Hector Andres Sosa in front of a huge capacity crowd at 2300 Arena in Philadelphia.

Carto controlled most of the action by landing quick combination and solid foot movement. Sosa had some success when he was able to back Carto up on the ropes. Carto was able to land some solid flurries which he worked behind a nice double jab. Carto had a good eighth round and closed the fight out in style by winning by scores of 79-73, 78-74 and 77-75.

Carto, 121 lbs of Philadelphia is now 20-1. Sosa, 120.4 lbs of Argentina is 14-2.

Atif Oberlton stopped Christian Thomas in round two of a scheduled six-round fight featuring undefeated light heavyweights.

Oberlton dominated the action and in round two battered Thomas from one side of the ring to the other. Oberlton landed a booming left that sent Thomas to the canvas and the fight was stopped at 2:24.

Oberlton, 174.7 lbs of Philadelphia is 7-0 with six knockouts. Thomas, 177 lbs of Las Vegas is 11-1.

Kenny Robles stopped Jerome Conquest after round four of their eight-round junior welterweight bout.

In round three, Robles landed a body that seemed to hurt the leg of Conquest. Conquest tried to fight on as he finished the round and got through round four, but the pain was too much and the fight was stopped.

Robles, 141 lbs of Staten Island, NY 10-2 with four knockouts. Conquest, 139.4 lbs of Philadelphia is 11-8.

In a battle of undefeated fighters with perfect knockout records, Roberto Gomez shocked Quadir Albright by stopping him in round five of their scheduled six-round junior welterweight bout.

It was a back and forth fight with each guy landing hard shots. In round five, Gomez landed several overhand rights on a tired Albright. Finally, a big right hand that was followed up by another hard right that knocked Albright down along the ropes and he was counted out 1:59.

Gomez, 143.4 lbs of Mexico City is 5-0 with five knockouts. Albright, 144.7 lbs of Philadelphia 6-1.

Former world title challenger Junior Wright knocked out Colby Madison in round three of a scheduled six-round heavyweight bout.

In round three, Wright uncorked a overhand right that caught Madison on the chin that sent him plummeting to the canvas and the bout was stopped at 27 seconds.

Wright, 219.4 lbs of Evanston, IL is 19-4-1 with 16 knockouts. Madison. 236.2 lbs of Baltimore., MD is 10-4-2.

Kashon Hutchinson gained his second win over Rasheed Johnson as he took home a six-round unanimous decision in a welterweight bout.

Hutchinson, 148 lbs of Reading, PA won by scores of 58-56 on all cards and is now 10-5-1. Johnson, 148 lbs of Philadelphia is 8-5.

James Martin won a six-round unanimous decision over Alejandro Munera in a junior middleweight contest.

Martin, 153.4 lbs of Philadelphia, PA won by scores of 60-54 scores on all cards and is now 9-3-1. Munera, 149.8 lbs of Medilan, COL is 6-7-4.