Thread: Weights From Cabazon, CA.

WEIGHTS FROM CABAZON, CA
PhilBoxing.com
Fri, 16 May 2008

LOS ANGELES, May 15 - The weights are in for Golden Boy Promotions' action-packed Friday night double header featuring a ten-round clash between former World Champions Jhonny Gonzalez and Mauricio Pastrana and a ten-round co-feature pitting hot prospect Antonio Escalante against David Martinez on TeleFutura's 'Solo Boxeo' from the Morongo Casino Resort & Spa in Cabazon, California.

TV MAIN EVENT - JUNIOR FEATHERWEIGHTS - 10 ROUNDS

Jhonny GONZALEZ (Mexico City, MEX) - 123 lbs. vs. Mauricio PASTRANA (Monteria, COL) - 122.3 lbs.

TV CO-MAIN EVENT - JUNIOR FEATHERWEIGHTS - 10 ROUNDS
Antonio ESCALANTE (El Paso, TX) - 121.8 lbs. vs. David MARTINEZ (Alburquerque, NM) - 120 lbs.

JUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHTS - 8 ROUNDS
Eduardo ESCOBEDO (Mexico City, MEX) - 126.8 lbs vs. Javier CINTRON (Bayamon, PR) - 130 lbs.

JUNIOR WELTERWEIGHTS - 6 ROUNDS
Javier CASTRO (Juarez, MEX) - 140 lbs. vs. Ramon GUEVARA (Santiago, DR) - 141 lbs.

WELTERWEIGHTS - 4 ROUNDS
Daniel CERVANTES (Oxnard, CA) - 146 lbs. vs. Alex PEREZ (Miami, FL) - 142 lbs.

The evening's main event will feature former World Champion and Mexico City native Jhonny Gonzalez (37-6, 31 KOs), who is riding a three-fight winning streak, against former World Champion Mauricio Pastrana (34-8-2, 22 KOs), a Colombian warrior who is battle-tested at the highest levels of the game, in a 10 round junior featherweight bout. The co-main event
features a 10 round junior featherweight battle between 22-year-old junior featherweight Antonio Escalante (17-2, 10 KOs) of El Paso, Texas and Albuquerque's always tough David Martinez (18-3-1, 3 KOs), a former WBC Youth and WBC Intercontinental Mundo Hispano titleholder.

In undercard action, Mexico City's Eduardo Escobedo (20-3, 14 KOs) will see action in an eight round junior lightweight bout against Bayamon, Puerto Rico's Javier Cintron (14-9-2, 10 KOs); Mexican knockout artist Javier Castro (15-2, 13 KOs) takes on Ramon Guevara (8-15-2, 6 KOs) of Santiago, Dominican Republic in a six round junior welterweight fight; unbeaten bantamweight prospect and local favorite Michael Franco risks his unblemished record (10-0, 7 KOs) in a six round bout against Guerrero, Mexico's Benito Abraham (9-10-4, 6 KOs); Oxnard's Daniel Cervantes (9-0-1) will battle Alex Perez (23-27-4, 18 KOs) of Miami,
Florida in a four round welterweight fight; and Riverside flyweight Anthony Villareal (7-2, 4 KOs) will face Jaime Gutierrez (3-1) of Los Mochis, Mexico in a four rounder.

Tickets, priced at $125, $75 and $35, can be purchased at the Morongo Casino Resort & Spa Box Office at (951) 755-5391 or online at Tickets for Concerts, Sports, Arts, Theater, Family, Events, more. Official Ticketmaster site . Doors open at 4pm and the first bell rings at 4:30pm. The TeleFutura 'Solo Boxeo' broadcast begins at 8pm ET / PT (delayed on the west coast).

Wow Pacstraight there is a lot of fight for see this night in Telefutura Solo Boxeo , i will miss it man i have to go work................
Good news bro.......

Originally Posted by Macho

Wow Pacstraight there is a lot of fight for see this night in Telefutura Solo Boxeo , i will miss it man i have to go work................
Good news bro.......

:lo:
Loving the drawing Macho....

Fight results:



Jhonny B. Goode!
Former champ Jhonny Gonzalez too good for Pastrana, takes ‘em out in four; Escalante stops Martinez in three
Ringside by Chris Cozzone
Racking up their fourth straight victories since suffering setbacks, 122-pounders Jhonny Gonzalez—a former champ at 118—and Antonio Escalante, former contender, proved to a feisty pack of fight fans, last night at the Morongo Casino Resort & Spa, in Cabazon, Calif., that they are, once again, ready for a top shelf showdown.
Headlining the Golden Boy-promoted card, televised on Telefutura, Gonzalez, of Mexico City, four wins after losing his bantamweight belt to Gerry Penalosa, took out Colombian Mauricio Pastrana in four rounds.
Bouncing back from his fight with Pastrana—an upset kayo loss last year—Escalante, of El Paso, made Albuquerque’s David Martinez his fourth straight ‘W’, with a body attack in the third, in last night’s semi-main.
The bout began with Gonzalez and Pastrana analyzing one another for much of the first. Giving up five inches, Pastrana was more than game—or Gonzalez was just cautious. With Pastrana bulling his way forward, Gonzalez was content to wait out the round while jabbing away at the Colombian, trying to evade the shorter man’s overhand rights. Halfway through the round, the two met in the center and traded shots, both landing equally.
Gonzalez started to move forward in the second, landing quick left and right hands while forcing Pastrana back. Jabbing at Pastrana and watchful of the overhand counter shots thrown by his foe, the somewhat cautious Gonzalez was still hit by Pastrana, but, in the final minute, Jhonny got his guns and blazed away. Double left hooks, top and bottom, hurt Pastrana, and encouraged the former champ to blast away at the body until the bell rang.
Gonzalez started to dominate the fight in the third, with his left while working the body. Big rights by Pastrana kept him in the game, but, again, in the final minute, the two duked it out, both landing left hooks but Gonzalez giving better than getting.
Boxing beautifully, Gonzalez took over in the fourth, jabbing and coming at Pastrana, rocking him with big right hands, then flooring him with an uppercut for the one and only knockdown of the fight. When Pastrana got up, Gonzalez unleashed a barrage of punches, forcing Referee Ray Corona to stop the fight at 2:32.


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