Fernando “El Feroz” Vargas, Jr. dropped Juan Carlos Cordones twice within the first spherical, scoring the stoppage for the WBC FECARBOX Tremendous Welter title on Friday night time on the Southwest College Occasion Middle, El Paso, Texas.
Within the Principal Occasion, Tremendous Welter Fernando “El Feroz” Vargas, Jr., 15-0 (14), stopped Juan Carlos Cordones, 14-5 (9), at 2:58 of the ten rounds for the WBC FECARBOX title.
Within the first spherical, Vargas dropped Cordones with a left on the chin for an 8-count. Halfway within the spherical, once more, Vargas harm Cordones, whose nook threw within the towel, calling a halt.
Referee Robert Mendez
In co-feature Feather, WBC FECARBOX champ Nathan “El Morenito” Rodriguez, 15-0 (10), #126, of Pico Rivers, CA, stopped southpaw Jose “Tsunami” Saant, 15-5-1 (5) within the fourth spherical of a scheduled ten rounds.
Within the first spherical, the shorter Saant saved the stress on Rodriguez, who used a countering jab. Within the second spherical, Saant saved backing Rodriguez to the ropes.
Within the third spherical, Rodriguez lastly began throwing punches, backing Saant up at instances all through the spherical. In between rounds, the combat was stopped because of the minimize by Referee Rocky Burke.
Gentle Abel “El Zorro” Mendoza, 41-0 (30), defeated German “El Panteonero” Ivan Meraz, 65-70-3 (41), over six rounds.
Within the third spherical, Meraz appears to be like very awkward to somebody with a document of 40-0. Within the fifth spherical, Meraz jumped towards Meraz, making an attempt to land a punch.
Within the sixth and closing spherical, Meraz will get away with punches behind the pinnacle. Meraz leaped and missed with a left hook. Mendoza lands a flurry of punches within the closing seconds.
The Scores had been 60-54 and 59-55 twice. The Referee was Rocky Burke.
Tremendous Bantam Santos “Fino” Ortega, 8-0 (3), defeated Roman Garcia, 5-1-1 (3) over 6 attention-grabbing rounds.
Within the first spherical, it was all Ortega with looping rights to Garcia’s chin and switching forwards and backwards from orthodox to southpaw. Within the second spherical, Garcia received a minimize on his left eyebrow from an Ortega left uppercut.
Within the fourth spherical, Garcia turned the aggressor, looping punches with little success.
Within the fifth spherical, Garcia saved the stress on previous Ortega’s jab, forcing him again and taking his first spherical. The sixth and closing spherical was a detailed one, with Garcia coming ahead and Ortega largely combating the southpaw utilizing his jab.
The Scores had been 59-55 twice and 60-54.
Gentle Heavy Dominic Matthew Barry, 4-0 (4), stopped Idress “Grump Bear” Wasi, 1-4 (1), at 2:36 of the 4th and closing spherical.
Within the second spherical, Barry had Wasi harm with rights to the chin, holding on within the closing minute.
Within the third spherical, Referee Rocky Burke took a degree from Wasi for holding after a number of warnings. Barry harm Wasi a number of instances with rights on the chin.
Within the fourth and closing spherical, Wasi spit out his mouthpiece for the third time, inflicting the stoppage by Referee Burke.
Tremendous Welter Steph Pypers, 1-0 (1), impressed in stopping Ramon Stewart, 0-1 (0), at 1:11 of the primary spherical of a scheduled 4 rounds.
Within the first spherical Pypers scored 3 knockdowns with proper uppercuts and overhand rights, earlier than Referee Robert Mendez lll, waved it off.
