Juliana Velasquez will be back in action to defend her Belleart flyweight title for the second time when she faces off against women's MMA trail blazer Liz Carmoch. Those who have already fought for the Ultimate Fighting Championship and the title in Strike Force - will challenge the undefeated Baller MMA Women's Flyweight Champion Juliana Velascos in the Ballet 278 headliner on Friday at the Nile S. Blaisdale Center in Honolulu. Ballerina women's flyweight champion Juliana Velasquez returned to the gym after a brief vacation after winning her first title defense last July. And since then, she knows exactly who she will face: Liz Carmoch. Velasquez (12-0) told Cage Side Press in a recent exclusive interview, "I'm training for that right now, I'm just waiting for Baleter to give me a date." That date is coming soon. The pair will face off on April 22 at the main event of Ballet 278, the first of two back-to-back shows in Honolulu, Hawaii. Juliana has been the best in her career so far, and she has won seven times since joining Ballet. Brazilians train with the famous team Nogera Gym in Rio de Janeiro. Juliana is considered one of the best flyweights in the world Since his release from the Ultimate Fighting Championships, Karmoch has seen success. Her ballet journey began in 2020, and in her glorious debut, she finished in the third round, stripping Dina Bennett from behind. From this point on, Karmoch is undefeated in his three battles with the promotion. The two fighters fought last summer and are in the process of winning. Knockouts and submissions are ready in their arsenal. No woman is a stranger to ending a war in a catastrophic way. In April, it all comes down to who is more determined to sit on the flyweight throne. Will Karmoch Velasquez be the first person to telly's losing record? Are you excited for Juliana Velasquez vs. Liz Carmouche? Event: Bellator 278: “Velasquez vs Carmouche” Date: Fri., April 22, 2022 Location: Neal S. Blaisdell Arena in Honolulu, Hawaii Bellator 278 Main Event: Champion Juliana Velasquez (22-5) vs. Liz Carmouche (16-7) Bellator 278 Main Card: Josh Hill (21-4) vs. Enrique Barzola (17-5-2) Jornel Lugo (8-0) vs. Danny Sabatello (11-1) Christian Edwards (5-1) vs. Grant Neal (6-1) Manny Muro (12-7) vs. Nate Andrews (16-4) Bellator 278 ‘Prelims’ Card: Weber Almeida (5-1) vs. Fabricio Franco (8-4, 1 NC) Jared Scoggins (10-2) vs. Cee Jay Hamilton (15-9) Makoa Cooper (1-0) vs. Blake Perry (pro debut)

A very interesting match between Palmdale's Joel Diaz Jr. (26-2, 22 KOs) and San Diego's Mercito "No Mercy" is being played on April 21 at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Quando, CA. Boxing's favorite heavyweight fighter, Gerry Cooney, has been named as a special VIP guest at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino on April 21 fight card. Gesta (32-3-3, 17 KOs). The 10-round Super Lightweight event will also feature Southern California bright star Jousce "Tito" Gonzalez (11-0-1, 10 KOs) from Glendora, CA, in an 8-round match against veteran Jairo Lopez. Apodaca, Mexico (27-14, 17 KOs) compared to lightweight). Also on the card, San Diego's top champion George Chavez (1-0, 1 KOs) is scheduled for a 4-round super featherweight fight. Coachella, CA's Manuel Flores (11-0, 8 KOs) will take part in the 8-round Super Bantamweight Fight. And Las Cabos, Mexico's John Salvaterra (7-1, 3 KOs) will face the opponent announced in the 6-round flyweight event. The event will be broadcast live on DAZN worldwide. "We are excited to be back at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino for this event," said Oscar de la Hoya, chairman and CEO of Golden Boy. "It has been the home of the Golden Boy in Coachella Valley, and we are excited to bring DAZN Fight Night, which they will enjoy for the first time in 2022." "We are passionate about making fighters at DAZN, and we are incredibly excited about this event," said Ed Breeze, DAZN's EVP Rights. "The show will feature some of the brightest boxing talents and will therefore tune in to see the first glimpse of tomorrow's stars live on DAZN and around the world." Diaz, Jr. vs. Gesta Golden Boy is a 10-round super lightweight fight. The match will take place on Thursday, April 21 at the Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indie, CA, and will be broadcast live on DAZN worldwide.

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Muhammad Bilal had a big win against Vicente Luque of Brazil in the main event of UFC ON ESPN 34 at UFC Apex in Las Vegas on Saturday night. In a six-year rematch, Bilal Mohammed (21–3 MMA, 12–3 UFC) managed to get some revenge from Vicente Luque (21–8–1 MMA, 14–4 UFC), keeping his name. As expected, Luck tried to slow down quickly, but Mohammed moved well to avoid accusations and chose his chances to compete on foot. In the final stages of the opening frame, he was also able to move forward and take the action to the destination, devising a strategy that he would use throughout the competition. Mohammed's lateral movement, timely counters and slack take-downs saw him control the flow of the fight for everyone except for a short break in the third frame, when Luque managed to take off some crisp left forks on his feet. Apparently they suffered. But Muhammad finally managed to recover and then regained speed, controlling until the last bell and reaching a unanimous decision 49-46, 49-46 and 48-47. In his post-fight interview, Mohammed did not waste time campaigning for the title shot. Instead, he turned his attention to fellow title contender Colby Covington. "Let me bring the big-mouthed Karen, Colby Covington, who's calling the 55ers here," Mohammed said. Come coward and fight the real 70 pounds. I am a real 70 pounds. I am winning battles. I am not a Masvidal away from two defeats, I am not a Wadley from five defeats, I am 'Bully B' out of seven victories. "Don't be a coward, come fight me because I am a real challenger for you," Bilal told Colby Covington. Muhammad now finds himself unbeaten in the last eight contests. Muhammad's streak includes many notable names such as Damien Maya, Stephen Thompson and now Lok. Meanwhile, Lok saw the end of the four-fight losing streak. It was his first defeat since the final decision against Stephen Thompson in late 2019. Complete UFC on ESPN 34 results: Belal Muhammad def. Vicente Luque via unanimous decision (49-46, 49-46, 49-47) Caio Borralho def. Gadzhi Omargadzhiev via technical unanimous decision (29-27, 29-27, 29-27) Andre Fialho def. Miguel Baeza via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 4:39 Mayra Bueno Silva def. Wu Yanan via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 30-27) Pat Sabatini def. TJ Laramie via unanimous decision (30-26, 30-26, 30-26) Mounir_Lazzez def. Ange Loosa via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) Devin Clark def. William Knight via knockout (punches) – Round 3, 3:21 Pannie Kianzad def. Lina Lansberg via unanimous decision (29-28, 29-28, 29-28) Drakkar Klose def. Brandon Jenkins via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 0:33 Rafa Garcia def Jesse Ronson via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 2, 4:50 Martin Buday def. Chris Barnett via technical unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) Jordan Leavitt def. Trey Ogden via split decision (29-28, 28-29, 29-28) Sam Hughes def. Istela Nunes via majority decision (29-27, 29-27, 28-28) Heili Alateng def. Kevin Croom via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 0:47

Bellator 277 co-host event involving Vadim Nemkov competing against Corey Anderson. Which unfortunately ended without any result due to the revelation of conflicts and confusions. Because of the Corey Anderson head butt, the Vladim Nemkov cut off the competition on the advice of a cage side physician. The Fight ended at 4:53 of Round 3. In the first round, the two fighters initially won each other's respect. First of all, it was Nemkov who ate good corn. There was a short wall and stalling by Nemkov, although there was nothing in it. Anderson tried to pull himself away. No dice Bloody at the start of Round 2, Nemkov was knocked down by Anderson, who was heaviest at the top of the half guard. He landed on the ground and pounded and remained in control for the rest of the round. Round 3 was Anderson's early stage, in which some heavy punches were fired at Nemkov's nogginn. Nemkov spent his moment later in the round when he briefly threatened to suffocate. Anderson eventually escaped and came to the top again, to the delight of the California mob. He knocked the round out in side control with heavyweight shots before the end of the round. An incorrect calculation resulted in an accidental head butt that opened Nemkov over his eye. Trag immediately stopped fighting and Anderson was honest about owning the accident. The Ringside doctor thought Nemkov's cut was too severe to continue. In a five-round fight, the match must reach the fourth round before a technical decision can be made. A technical decision involves determining the winner based on the judges' scorecards before the end of the fight. As the match was stopped at 4:57 of the third round and Anderson's illegal strike was considered accidental, the fight was declared uncontested. Nemkov was transported to the hospital after the contest due to the injury suffered from the accidental clash of heads. The up-to-the-minute Bellator 277 results include: Champ Vadim Nemkov vs. Corey Anderson ends in no contest (accidental headbutt) – Round 3, 4:53 Aaron Pico def. Adli Edwards via TKO (strikes) – Round 3, 0:55 Linton Vassell def. Tim Johnson via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 4:21 Tyson Miller def. Khalan Gracie via TKO (doctor’s stoppage) – Round 1, 5:00 Tyrell Fortune def. Rakim Cleveland via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 1:38 Dovletzhan Yagshimuradov def. Rafael Carvalho via TKO (punches) – Round 2, 4:04 Bobby Seronio III def. Calob Ramirez via knockout (punch) – Round 2, 2:14 Gaston Bolanos def. Daniel Carey via TKO (punches) – Round 1, 4:59 Kyle Crutchmer def. Michael Lombardo via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27, 30-27) Edwin De Los Santos def. Alberto Martinez Mendez via unanimous decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) Rogelio Luna def. Socrates Hernandez via TKO (punches) – Round 3, 4:48 Laird Anderson def. J.T. Donaldson via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 2:44 Theo Haig def. Alan Benson via submission (rear-naked choke) – Round 1, 2:08

Tonight, Bellator 277 featured a very interesting and action-packed double header between defending champion AJ McKee and Patricio "Pitbull" Freire. In the main event, Corey Anderson wanted to beat champion Vadim Nemkov in the light heavyweight Grand Prix final. You can check out the highlights of the Bellator 277 main event below! In Friday's Bellator 277 main bout at the SAP Center, Freire (33-5 MMA, 21-5 BMMA) defeated A.J.McKee (28-1 MMA, 28-1 BMMA) to become the Featherweight Champion again by unanimous decision (48-46, 49-46, 48-47). In the first round, the two fighters started a close contest with the best technique on full display. While "Putball" used his leg kicks, McKee, on the other hand, fired some head kicks - the strike that ended their first meeting. Round 2 was more favorable for McKee as he was stronger than Challenger as his counter-timing on McKee's head kicks and body kicks was according to science. McKee remained competitive, although he struggled to find rhythm. The biggest moments of the fight came in Round 3 when Freire tightened his grip on the fight and shook McKee, who then staggered to the goal and took the take down. Freire popped up and snatched McKee's neck for the signature guillotine square. It seems to be getting tougher and tougher with Freire's grip adjustment, but McKee has found his way. Round 4 was the strongest ever for McKee, who outscored Freire in striking, a momentum he took in Round 5. Between rounds 4 and 5, coach Antonio McKee told his son that he thought he was on all the scorecards. In Round 5, Freire won by striking before McKee took a late takedown and ended the fight at the top. Official ballot 277 Result: Patricio Freire Def. AJ McKee by Consensus (49-46, 48-47x2) "I'm glad the belt is back. The king is back," Putbal said in an interview as he left the field. McKee, who turned 27 on April 7, suffered his first loss since becoming a pro at the age of 20. As Pitbull and his team celebrated, the Long Beach resident was shocked by the result. Who would you like to see Freire fight next following his decision victory over McKee this evening in San Jose? Bellator 277 Fast Results Bellator Featherweight Championship Bout: Patricio Freire def. A.J. McKee via unanimous decision (49-46×2, 48-47) to win Bellator featherweight championship Vadim Nemkov vs. Corey Anderson ends in no contest (accidental headbutt) – R3, 4:53, Nemkov retains light heavyweight championship Aaron Pico def. Adli Edwards via TKO (strikes) – R3, 0:55 Linton Vassell def. Tim Johnson via TKO (punches): R1, 4:21 Tyson Miller def. Khalan Gracie via TKO (doctor’s stoppage): R1, 5:00 Tyrell Fortune def. Rakim Cleveland via TKO (punches): R1, 1:38 Dovletzhan Yagshimuradov def. Rafael Carvalho via TKO (punches): R2, 4:04 Bobby Seronio III def. Calob Ramirez via knockout (punch): R2, 2:14 Gaston Bolanos def. Daniel Carey via TKO (punches): R1, 4:59 Kyle Crutchmer def. Michael Lombardo via unanimous decision (29-28, 30-27×2) Edwin De Los Santos def. Alberto Martinez Mendez via unanimous decision (30-27×3) Rogelio Luna def. Socrates Hernandez via TKO (punches) – R3, 4:48 Laird Anderson def. J.T. Donaldson via submission (rear-naked choke): R1, 2:44 Theo Haig def. Alan Benson via submission (rear-naked choke): R1, 2:08

The Professional Fighters League (PFL) has become the fastest growing and most advanced sports league. The 2022 PFL Tournament kicks off April 20 at Arlington Esports Stadium in Arlington, Texas, featuring lightweight and lightweight heavyweights for the first fight card. When two-time Professional Fighters League champion Natan Schulte returns to action in the organization's first regular season event of 2022. They will be seen starting their journey for the second world title against South African Don "Magic Man" Madge. Participating in the main event, one of the most enthusiastic fighters ever and former world champion Anthony Pettis, who will return to action against Ireland's Myles Price, is making his PFL debut. Rounding out the main card, the hard-charging American and fan favorite Clay Collard will face MMA veteran Jeremy Stephens. Cassius and Lil Heathen are not fighters who will seem to feel each other, as they are both knockout artists who will give up. Peter Murray, CEO of PFL, said: "The crucial and thrilling 2022 PFL season kicks off on April 20 on ESPN and ESPN + and will be distributed internationally on premium sports platforms in over 160 countries. Will, "said Peter Murray, CEO of PFL. "We thank our top fighters and look forward to continuing the long journey of the season. "The PFL has come up with a great card for combining an action and thrilling battles to kick off the regular season of 2022," said Ray Sefo, PFL's President of Fighter Operations. " The 2022 PFL season will begin on April 20 in prime time on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN +. The rest of the regular season events will be on April 28, May 6, June 17, June 25 and July 1. PFL Full Card: Main Card Raush Manfio vs. Don Madge Anthony Pettis vs. Myles Price Antonio Carlos Jr. vs. Delan Monte Clay Collard vs. Jeremy Stephens Prelims Emiliano Sordi vs. Joshua Silveira Olivier Aubin-Mercier vs. TBA Marthin Hamlet vs. Teodoras Aukstuolis Omari Akhmedov vs. Viktor Pesta Robert Wilkinson vs. Bruce Souto Alexander Martinez vs. Stevie Ray

The fourth controversy between Poirier and McGregor is currently being debated. May be on the cards after their blockbuster Las Vegas clash last summer. McGregor, who is recovering from leg surgery, will return to the UFC this year. On the other hand, when Dustin Poirier was asked, he said that he is still not sure when he will return to UFC Octagon. Poirier was asked if the UFC was waiting for McGregor's return to bring them together. He replied: "Perhaps so." On his return, Poirier, 33, called for a fight with 36-year-old Nate Diaz but revealed that talks with the UFC had cooled. He tweeted: "I don't know what's going on. I haven't heard from anyone in the last two months." UFC President Dana White recently said: "We met last week. "I don't know where we got on with it [because] I just popped in and said hello. But I don't know [what happened after that]. We'll find out." McGregor, 33, recently returned to fight welterweight champion Kumaro Usman, 34. And after appearing in court for speeding, he confirmed his plans to gain weight. McGregor said: "Straight back to training. "I'm looking forward to coming back to Octagon - we'll see what happens. "The leg is getting better every day. I think 170 is where my goal is. I feel good about that weight." The American was first defeated by McGregor in a round of his featherweight bout in 2014. But he knocked out the Irishman in the January 2021 rematch, who competed in the trilogy last July. It ended in another catastrophe for McGregor, who suffered a broken tibia before the end of the first round and lost to the doctor. It remains to be seen what the outcome will be if this is the fourth meeting. Do you think McGregor can avenge his broken leg?

The rematch between Vicente Luque and Belal Muhammad will headline this week's UFC Fight Night, as both men approach the welterweight title shot. The event will take place on Saturday, April 16, 2022 at the UFC Apex Center in Las Vegas, Nevada. In 2016, Locke knocked out Mohammed in the first round, after which Brazil won 10 of the next 12 matches. Luque, 30, goes on to win four fights in this rematch, having had stoppages in each of them. The title of the main card will be a welterweight showdown between No. 5 contestant Vicente Luque and No. 6 ranked Bilal Muhammad. Mohammed, 33, meanwhile, has won his last six fights - no match against Leon Edwards - with his last four bouts. The Americans (20-3, 1 no competition), ranked sixth at 170lbs, will be looking to jump to No. 5 Luque (21-7-1) in the welterweight division this weekend, while the Brazilian They will avenge their defeat. Statistics show that Luque has a lot of power over Muhammad, who is proud of Muhammad's 20% to 52% knockout percentage. Taking the co-main spot at the UFC Fight Night will be a middleweight clash between Caio Borralho and Gadzhi Omargadzhiev. While the main card will undoubtedly produce fireworks, the starting card is lined up with many exciting matchups with emerging capabilities in different parts. Here’s all you need to know. Full card Main card Vicente Luque vs Belal Muhammad (welterweight) Mayra Bueno Silva vs Wu Yanan (women’s bantamweight) Pat Sabatini vs TJ Laramie (featherweight) Elizeu dos Santos vs Mounir Lazzez (welterweight) Prelims Card Rafa Garcia vs Jesse Ronson (lightweight) Chris Barnett vs Martin Buday (heavyweight) Istela Nunes vs Sam Hughes (women’s strawweight) Alatengheili vs Kevin Croom (bantamweight)

Tyson Fury vs Dillian Whyte is going to be the biggest heavyweight fight in the history of UK boxing. The two British fighters meet on Saturday, April 23 at Wembley Stadium in London, England. fury vs. Whyte is the first major heavyweight competition of 2022, and Wembley Stadium is a great venue for this event. Both Fury and Whyte have power, but this match-up has a possible outcome. Tyson Fury backtracked on his threat to retire after defending next week's blockbuster world heavyweight title Dillian Whyte as the two men broke the radio silence while building a record 94,000 UK boxing crowd at Wembley Stadium. Pushing to leave the ring immediately, the gypsy king said: 'Now I'm just focusing on fighting Dillian. He added that he would be able to make a better decision about his future after this match. Gyspy King and Parker have long been friends and training partners, so it's probably no surprise who Parker is choosing to win the competition. It looks like this may be the last boxing math of Fury's career, and many are predicting that he will be able to walk at night with a big walker. Fury (31-0-1, 22 KOs) is the current WBC Heavyweight Champion. He took the ballot from Wilder after registering a dominant Round 7 TKO in 2020. Wilder tried to cover his loss with various excuses, but Fury again defeated Wilder in his epic trilogy. In his last fight, Fury was dropped twice in Round 4 after Wilder was knocked out in the previous round, but 'The Gypsy King' took Wilder to school in Round 11, achieving a thrilling knockout victory. ۔ This is Fury's second term as heavyweight champion. He won the WBA, WBO, IBF, and IBO titles with Wladimir Klitschko in 2015 but never defended his title. Rosh slipped into a two-year deep depression but emerged from the storm to take on the heavyweight division. Many people Fury vs. The winner of Whyte is hoping to challenge the winner of the rematch of Oleksandr Usyk vs. Anthony Joshua. Fury once told Fan Side that he could not remember being dropped by Wilder in Round 12 of his first bout, yet he managed to get Wilder up and out for the rest of the round. He has a granite chin. White, on the other hand, can be a little cool. They were knocked out in their two defeats. She's a big punch, and Fury's strength has improved with age. Whyte Fury doesn't own a single luxury when it comes to boxing. Fury is a tough puncture, he has better footwork, and fights better during the second half of the fight. Overall, it looks like the competition between Whyte and Fury is doomed. Fury should stop Whyte until round 7 TKO. He has the power of a punch, but there is a good chance that the referee will have to save White himself. Regardless, Wembley Stadium will make a splash on April 23. You can also have fun on Pay Per View via Top Rank and ESPN.

CONOR BENN is back in action again this week as he will be seen defending his WBA Continental title against veteran Chris Van Heerden at O2 Arena. The Destroyer last fought in December, eliminating American Chris Algerie in just four rounds. After a successful 2021 in which Ben won three, with two knockouts, Burt now wants to pursue some of the biggest names in the welterweight division. Conor Benn will hold his unbeaten record and the WBA Continental Welterweight title on the line on Saturday. The pair will attend the main event at Manchester's AO Arena as boxing icon Nigel's son Benn tries to get closer to the marquee matchup at 147lbs. The last time Benn, 25, stopped Chris Algieri in the fourth round was in November, improving his record to 20-0 (13 knockouts). Van Harden, meanwhile, fought without a fight against Jaron Ennis, who was accidentally beheaded by a headbutt. The match took place in December 2020, so 32-year-old Van Heerden (28-2-1, 12 KOs) will probably have to overcome some rust as well as opposing fans if he is to beat Ben. Connor Bean vs. Chris Van Hereden predictions 2022 has the potential to be a huge year for Connor Benn. He plans to become one of the biggest names in British boxing so far and will try to make a statement against veteran Chris Van Heerden. Fans weren't expecting this 'big' name, but in the Welterweight division, which includes some of the best fighters in the world, these Fights will prove their worth to the rest of the world, as well as provide valuable learning experiences. Will When it comes to how this particular fight will unfold, expect Benn to adjust to Heerden's South Pau position and then offer an explosive finish like his fourth round knockout against Chris Algieri last December. Will Predicate: Benn has to win by KO / TKO Full card Conor Benn vs Chris van Heerden Chris Billam-Smith vs Tommy McCarthy Campbell Hatton vs Lee Glover Jordan Thompson vs Mariano Angel Gudino Jack Cullen vs TBA Thomas Whittaker-Hart vs Ben Ridings Cyrus Pattinson vs Danny Mendoza Luke Evans vs Miguel Cesario Antin

The incident took place on Saturday evening at The Hanger in Costa Mesa, California. While Mikaela Mayer retained her IBF and WBO Junior Lightweight titles as usual, she defeated Jennifer Han in a 10-round decision at one of ESPN's main events in Costa Mesa, California, in one of Saturday's busiest fights. Was a very important and exciting. You know, she grew up in Southern California, but she had to leave her hometown to pursue her boxing career. After an Olympic birth, almost five years as an unbeaten pro, and a pair of world titles, Mayer finally wrote back home to her winning championship. This was Mayer's third title defense (17-0, 5 KOs) and her first as a United World Champio This was Mayer's first professional competition in her hometown, and he did not disappoint, did not allow Han to go to war, and soon sealed her authority. Han cut Mayer above the eye in the first round, but it was as good as Mayer arranging everything behind an impressive job, to let her punch flow. Han (18-5-1, 1 KO) who sometimes tried to attack but never threatened Mayer. For ESPN.com's Pound-to-Pound ranking, she's at the top of the list. In the fourth, blood flowed from Mayer's more accurate punches to Han's nose, and it was fairly one-way traffic for the rest of the contest. Mayer pushed her challenger back, and threw a large amount of punches. Mayer showed a more measured performance this time around after an interesting win over Hamadouche, and try not to force a stoppage victory instead of leaving the competition in the hands of the judges. Two scores of 100-90 and a third score of 99-91 helped Mayer win, and he hopes it will now bring him closer to meeting the other champions in her division. Mayer, 31, still wants to compete with fellow 130-lb title holders Alicia Boomgarder and Hyun Mi Choi, but says she is ready to go 135 and face the undisputed title bout winner on April 30. Wants to do, where Katie Taylor defended herself. Amanda Serrano in Madison Square Garden. "I'm very clear about the fact that I want to go undisputed at 130. Boomgardner and Choi, I'm calling them, I want that fight," Mayer said. "But if they don't give me this fight in time, I'll go upstairs and challenge the winner of Serrano vs. Katie Taylor." More results and highlights: Luis Alberto Lope TKO-4 Gustavo Vittori Jason Moloney UD-10 Francisco Pedroza Portillo Duke Ragan UD-6 Diuhl Olguin Ginny Fuchs TKO-4 Randee Lynn Morales — this was the pro debut for Fuchs, Mayer’s close friend and a 2020 Olympian.