HOUSTON, TX (July 14, 2026) – Every fighter waits for the opportunity to change the course of their career. For Yusniel Abrahante (7-2, 1 KO), that opportunity comes this Saturday.

The BiYu Promotions super flyweight will face unbeaten knockout artist Luis Coria (5-0, 5 KOs) in a six-round bout live on ProBox TV from the Orange Show Events Center in San Bernardino, California. Coria has knocked out every opponent he’s faced as a professional, making him one of the division’s rising prospects. Abrahante, however, isn’t concerned with records or predictions.

“This is the type of fight every boxer wants,” said Abrahante. “Luis is undefeated, he’s confident, and people expect him to win. I respect what he’s done, but once we step into the ring, none of that matters. I’ve put in the work, I’ve prepared for this moment, and I’m ready to show everyone that I belong with the best young fighters in this division.”

The 25-year-old Cuban knows what’s at stake. A strong performance on a nationally televised card could open doors to bigger fights and bigger opportunities.

“A victory changes everything,” Abrahante said. “It puts my name on people’s radar and proves I can compete at this level. That’s what I’ve been working toward since I turned professional. I’m not looking past this fight, but I know what a win could mean for my career.”

BiYu Promotions President Bobby Harrison believes this is exactly the type of challenge that allows fighters to take the next step.

“We’ve never been interested in protecting our fighters,” Harrison said. “If you’re going to become a contender, you have to beat good fighters, and Luis Coria is a very good fighter. Yusniel wanted this opportunity because he believes in himself, and so do we.”

Harrison says an upset victory would immediately elevate Abrahante’s standing in one of boxing’s deepest weight classes.

“This is the kind of fight that can change a career,” Harrison added. “A win over an undefeated prospect on ProBox TV would show the boxing world that Yusniel is ready for bigger names and bigger opportunities. He’s worked hard for this moment, and now he has the chance to make a statement.”

Known for his technical style, ring IQ, and calm demeanor under pressure, Abrahante has steadily developed under the BiYu Promotions banner. Saturday’s matchup gives him his biggest stage to date—and his toughest test.

As for his mindset heading into fight night, Abrahante kept it simple.

“I’m coming to win,” he said. “That’s the only thing on my mind.”

Thanjhae Teasley stopped Selassie Bey in the eighth and final round of their welterweight bout of undefeated fighters at the Owls Nest in Houstin, Texas.

In round two, Bey dropped Teasley with a hard right hand in the corner.

In round six, a right hand from Teasley put Bey on the canvas. Teasley continued to pressure and break down Bey. In round-eight, Teasley landed another hard right that pet Bey down again. Bey got to his feet but was in no condition to continue and the fight was over at 1:26.

Teasley, 146 1/4 lbs of Allentown, PA is 11-0 with five knockouts. Bey, 146 1/2 lbs of Louisville, KY is 8-1.

Ephraim Bui remained undefeated with an eight-round unanimous decision over Yusniel Abrahante in a super flyweight fight.

In the final round, Abrahante was credited with a knockdown after Bui ate a left hand and went down.

Bui, 114 3/4 lbs of Sugarland, TX won by scores of 79-73 twice and 77-74 and is now 10-0. Abrahante, 114 3/4 lbs of Louisville, KY via Cuba is now 6-2.

Elijah Williams scored a six-round majority decision over Najeem Johns in a junior welterweight bout.

In round two, Johns was cut over the right eye and Williams was cut on the right eye as well from an accidental headbutt.

Williams, 141 1/4 lbs of Newbergh, NY won by scores of 59-55, 58-56 and 57-57 and is now 9-1. Johns, 136 3/4 lbs of Darby, PA is 5-1.

Dion Jones won a six-round split-decision over Randy Zazueta Medina in a fight between undefeated junior welterweights.

Jones took two cards 59-55 and 58-56. Medina won a card 58-57.

Jones, 138 3/4 lbs of Las Vegas is now 7-0. Medina, 139 1/4 lbs of Las Vegas is 4-1.

Williams and Jones will meet in the finals of a four-man tournament,

Lyndon Patricio made a successful pro debut with a first-round stoppage over Corian Hawkins-Powell in a four-round bantamweight bout.

In round one, Patricio dropped Hawkins with a left to the body. Patricio continued to pound the body until a barrage of punches put him down for a second time. Patricio continued the assault until the bout was stopped at 2:34.

Patricio of Waianae, HI is 1-0 with one knockout. Hawkins-Powell, 114 3/4 lbs of Mansfield, TX is 0-2.

In a battle of pro debuting Texas based welterweights, Santana Draper stopper Tyler Murray in the opening round of their four-round bout.

In round one, Draper dropped Murray with a left to the body. Draper dropped Murray again in the round with a hard left to the body. Drpaer ended thing as he dropped Murray for a third and final with a left to the head at 2:48.

Draper, 142 1/4 lbs of Fresno, TX is 1-0 with one knockout. Murray, 143 lbs of Lewisville, TX is 0-1.

Dayan Depestre remained undefeated with a four-round majority decision over Trevon Smith in a super middleweight bout.

Depestre, 164 1/2 lbs of Miami via Cuba won by scores of 40-36, 39-37 and 38-38 and is now 4-0-1. Smith, 164 3/4 lbs of Houston is 2-3.