“Solo Boxeo Tecate” continues to showcase progressive boxing with its title sponsorship from authentic Mexican cerveza manufacturer, Tecate.
This Friday April 18, the fight series broadcast live weekly on Telefutura at 8PM EST will feature Freddie “Riel” Hernandez, 23-1-1 (18), from Mexico City and Arizona’s Roberto “Nito” Bravo, 25-15-3 (14), in 12 rounds of welterweight action live from Casino Del Sol inTucson, Arizona.
Adolfo Landeros, 18-5-4 (12), from Hidalgo, Mexico and Texas’ Tomas “El Norteño” Villa, 18-9-1 (9), will partake in 10 round super bantamweight contest as the night’s co-main event.
Cerveza Tecate, one of the leading Mexican beer brands, is the title sponsor of “Solo Boxeo Tecate,” as well as the media sponsor of “Boxeo en Esta Esquina” and “Lo Mejor de Boxeo en Esta Esquina,” three popular boxing programs on Galavision and Telefutura. As part of its commitment to boxing, Tecate is also a sponsor of the anticipated De la Hoya vs. Forbes May 3 fight in Los Angeles.
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