Bayamón, Puerto Rico — The latest chapter in the storied boxing rivalry between México and Puerto Rico will take place this Saturday, Nov. 9, beginning at 6 p.m. ET, when PPV.COM , which does not require a subscription, exclusively live streams to boxing fans worldwide, an action-packed card from Rubén Rodriguez Coliseum in Bayamón, Puerto Rico.  The main event will feature the return of formerIBF world junior welterweight champion Subriel “El Orgullo de Maternillo” Matias against. Roberto “Rifle” Ramírez in a junior welterweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds.  Matias (20-2, 20 KOs), from Fajardo, Puerto Rico, captured the vacant IBF title on Feb. 25, 2023, stopping the previously undefeated Jeremias Nicolas Ponce (30-0 , 20 KOs) in the fifth round.  This will be Matias’ first fight since losing the title, via a 12-round decision, to undefeated Liam Paro (24-0, 15 KOs) on June 15.  Ramírez (26-3-1, 19 KOs), a Méxican native who now hails from San Diego, enters this fight riding a three-fight winning streak, all by way of knockout.  Priced at $39.99, it can be ordered by clicking here:  PPV.COM – Matias vs. Ramirez.

In the co-main event, an IBF world bantamweight title elimination bout, former two-time IBF world bantamweight champion Emmanuel “Manny” Rodriguez (22-3, 13 KOs), from Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, back in the hunt for another world title shot, will go mano a mano with Jose “El Chapulin” Salas Reyes (15-0, 10 KOs)¸from Tijuana Baja, México, in a battle between top-five world-rated contenders.   

The following undercard bouts are scheduled to be on the PPV.COM live stream:

·         Newly-crowned NABO junior welterweight champion Alfredo “Ojo” Santiago (15-2, 6 KOs), from Fajardo, Puerto Rico, will make his first title defense, against Pedro “Roca” Campa (36-3-1, 24 KOs), from Hermosillo, Sonora, México, in a bout scheduled for10 rounds.

·         Two-time Olympian and one-time junior bantamweight world title challenger Jeyvier “Perrito” Cintrón (12-1, 6 KOs), from Bayamón, Puerto Rico, will be making his bantamweight debut when he rumbles with Rashib Martinez Valdez (23-3-1, 11 KOs), from Monterrey, Nuevo León, México, for the vacant WBO International bantamweight title, in a bout scheduled for 10 rounds..

·          Abimael “Manos de Piedra” Ortiz (10-1-1, 5 KOs), from Cidra, Puerto Rico vs. Kevin “Chacal” Gonzalez (27-1-1, 14 KOs), from Culiacán, Sinaloa, México, in a junior featherweight bout scheduled for 10 rounds.

PPV.COM, which does not require a subscription, will offer the Matias vs. Ramíez event for $39.99 worldwide.  iNDEMAND, the parent company of PPV.COM, will also be carrying the event through its network of cable and telco operators in the U.S. and Canada via providers including: Xfinity, Spectrum, Contour, Optimum, Fios, Rogers, Bell, SaskTel, and Telus, among others.

About iNDEMAND and PPV.COM

iNDEMAND is an innovative partnership among three of the leading cable companies in the U.S.– Charter Communications, Comcast Cable, and Cox Communications. iNDEMAND is a company of trusted content aggregators and licensing experts, with unparalleled technical expertise and long-standing relationships with MVPDs, major sports leagues, Hollywood studios, and other entertainment and sports companies across North America. iNDEMAND delivers great content to more than 60 million cable homes and has distribution deals with more than 90 companies.  In December 2021, iNDEMAND launched PPV.COM, an innovative streaming PPV service and the first of its kind to offer interactive fan engagement during live-action sports.  With the addition of PPV.COM, which does not require a subscription, to its existing cable PPV infrastructure, iNDEMAND has consolidated all forms of PPV distribution under one roof, making the company the only provider of turnkey PPV solutions for both industry partners and consumers.  For more information, go to indemand.com.

O’Shaquie Foster stopped Miguel Roman in round nine of their scheduled 10-round super featherweight bout at the parking lot of the Wild Card Boxing Club in Hollywood, California,

In round one, Foster dropped Roman with a perfect right to the chin.

In round nine, Foster dropped Roman with a hard left hook. Foster jumped on Roman and landed a barrage of punches and referee Jack Reiss stopped the bout at 58 seconds.

Foster, 130 lbs of Houston, TX is 18-2 with 11 knockouts. Roman, 129 1/2 lbs of Ciudad Juarez, MEX is 62-14.

“I feel great and like I showed everybody I can box” Foster told ringside reporter Curran Bhatia. “I showed the world that I’m talented and hope everyone will want to see me fight again.”

“It feels unbelievable to be on this stage and show my talent to the world,” Foster continued. “I would love to face the winner of Berchelt vs. Valdez next, or even Carl Frampton. Any of the top guys, I’m ready to get in the ring with.”

Zepeda stops Ramirez in 5!

William Zepeda remained undefeated by stopping Roberto Ramirez in round five of their scheduled 10-round lightweight bout.

Zepeda applied tremendous pressure and had Ramirez on the defensive for most of the fight. In round five, Zepeda landed a huge barrage of punches that forced the corner to stop the fight at 2:43.

Zepeda, 135 lbs of San Mateo, MEX is 22-0 with 20 knockouts. Ramirez, 134 lbs of Tijuana, MEX is 23-3-1.

Eduardo Hernandez stopped Eduardo Garza in round three of a scheduled eight-round super featherweight bout.

In round one, Garza was cut under the left eye. In round three, Hernandez started to wear Garza down and landed a body shot that sent Garza down for the 10-count the fight was stopped at 2:37.

Hernandez, 129 lbs of Mexico City is 30-1 with 27 knockouts. Garza, 130 lbs of Mission, TX is 15-3-1.

Kerman Lejaarraga stopped former world title challenger Frankie Gavin in round four of their scheduled 12-round bout at Bilbao Exhibition Center in Baraclado, Spain.

In round four, Lejarraga dropped Gavin with a left to the body for the ten-count.

Lejarraga is now 27-0 with 22 knockouts. Gavin of England is 26-4.

Carlos Ramos stopped Ibon Larrinaga in round seven of their scheduled 10-round featherweight bout.

Ramos hurt Larrinaga several times during the fight, and in round ten, Ramos landed hard blows that forced the corner of Ramos to stop the fight.

Ramos is 10-1 with seven knockouts. Larrinaga is 11-3.

Roberto Ramirez won an eight-round unanimous decision over Oscar Amador in a super welterweight bout.

Ramirez of Tijuana, Mexico won by scores of 78-72 twice and 79-73 and is now 19-2-1. Amador is 10-9-1.

In round seven, Amador was cut over his left eye from an accidental headbutt.

Jon Miguez remained undefeated by winning an eight-round unanimous decision over Abdessamad Nechchad in a super welterweight bout.

Miguez won by scores of 78-74 twice and 79-73, and is now 9-0. Nechchad is 8-2-1.

In round five, Nechchad began to swell under his left eye.

Jorge Fortea won a eight-round decision over Rafael Chiruta in a super welterweight bout.

Fortea is 18-1-1. Chiruta is 15-41-1.

David won a four-round unanimous decision over David Calvo in a super welterweight contest.

In round two, Soria dropped Calvo with a left hook.

In round four it was a body shot that sent Calvo to the canvas.

Soria is 4-0. Calvo is 2-1.