Teofimo Lopez vs Jamaine Ortiz Undercard - Full Fight Card List, Schedule, Running Order

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Teofimo Lopez is heading into his next fight with a clear mindset. He has re-established himself as one of the top boxers globally after producing one of his career's most significant wins.

The former unified lightweight champion is now set to face Jamaine Ortiz. The fight is scheduled for Thursday night in Las Vegas. It will be a 12-round match for the WBO junior welterweight title, where Lopez is a strong 7-1 favorite.

Lopez's record stands at an impressive 19-1, including 13 KOs. Following his achievements, he is fully focused on Orrtiz, determined not to repeat past mistakes.

He expressed the importance of this match by stating, "This is the toughest guy I’m gonna face. This guy right here destroys everything that I worked so hard for, so I’m not gonna give it to nobody that easy."

On the other side, Jamaine Ortiz brings a commendable track record into this fight, standing at 17-1-1 with 8 KOs. His only professional loss came against Lomachenko in October 2022, despite putting up a formidable challenge through their 12-round match.

Moreover, Ortiz previously outpointed former WBO junior lightweight champ Jamel Herring in May 2022.

Ortiz also recognizes the caliber of his opponent and commented on the upcoming fight, highlighting both fighters' respect and preparation levels: "I know I’m facing someone that has skills, is not someone to be overlooked."

The stakes are high for both boxers as they prepare to face each other in Las Vegas shortly. While Lopez aims to avoid the missteps from his past and continue dominating the 140-pound weight class, Ortiz sees this as an opportunity to upset and make a significant mark.

Fighters Details

Teofimo Lopez

  • Nationality: United States
  • Stance: Orthodox
  • Height: 173
  • Reach: 174
  • Total Fights: 20
  • Record: 19 / 1 / 0

Lopez, dubbed "The Takeover," rebounded from a loss to George Kambosos Jr with a hat-trick of wins, demonstrating resilience and power. His victory over Vasyl Lomachenko stands out as a testament to his class.

Jamaine Ortiz

  • Nationality: United States
  • Stance: Orthodox
  • Height: 173
  • Reach: 175
  • Total Fights: 19
  • Record: 17 / 1 / 1

Ortiz, known as "The Technician," mixes technique with grit. Despite falling to Lomachenko, he bounced back against Antonio Moran, showcasing adaptability.

This clash is more than just a fight; it's a collision of trajectories - Lopez's quest to solidify his comeback and Ortiz's aim to upset the applecart.

Teofimo Lopez vs Jamaine Ortiz Full Fight Card

Keyshawn Davis vs Jose Pedraza Fight

  • Division/Weight: lightweight
  • Keyshawn Davis record: 9-0
  • Jose Pedraza record: 29-5
  • Belts at stake: N/A

Keyshawn Davis takes on Jose Pedraza in a lightweight class bout with no belts on the line.

Keyshawn Davis, turning pro in 2021, has maintained an unbeaten record of 9 wins, with 6 by knockout. His last fight was a non-decision against Nahir Albright, who had a record of 16-2 at the time.

Given Davis's knockout power and undefeated streak, he poses a significant challenge to Pedraza, especially considering his ability to successfully engage against opponents with notable records within the same weight class.

Jose Pedraza, a seasoned fighter with a career dating back to 2011, has amassed a record of 29 wins, 5 losses, and one draw, with 14 victories coming by way of knockout. His last outing resulted in a unanimous decision loss to Arnold Barboza Jr., who held an undefeated record at that time.

This experience against high-caliber opponents in higher weight classes suggests Pedraza brings vast experience and resilience into the ring, potentially giving him an edge in withstanding power shots while exploiting opportunities against the less experienced Davis.

George Acosta vs Rene Tellez Giron Fight

  • Division/Weight: lightweight
  • George Acosta record: 17-1
  • Rene Tellez Giron record: 18-3
  • Belts at stake: N/A

George Acosta is fighting Rene Tellez Giron, with no belts on the line for this lightweight class match.

George Acosta turned pro in 2017 and has a record of 17 wins, 1 loss, and 3 knockouts. Beating Richard Medina by unanimous decision in his last fight, who had a 15-win record with high knockout power, indicates that Acosta could handle fighters with significant striking strength, pointing towards an advantageous stance against Giron due to his better precision and strategic fighting style.

Rene Tellez Giron, who started his professional career in 2015, boasts an 18-win record with 12 knockouts. His recent victory over Bryan Mercado via knockout showcases his aggressive knockout power.

Mercado's lesser experience and Giron's decisive win suggest that Giron brings formidable power into the ring which could potentially overpower Acosta if he isn't careful within their lightweight matchup.

Abdullah Mason vs Benjamin Gurment Fight

  • Division/Weight: super-lightweight
  • Abdullah Mason record: 11-0
  • Benjamin Gurment record: 8-0
  • Belts at stake: N/A

Abdullah Mason fights Benjamin Gurment in a super-lightweight class.

Abdullah Mason turned pro in 2021 and has an unbeaten record of 11 wins, including 9 by knockout. His last fight was a win against Jose Cardenas, who had a less impressive record. Mason's power and unbeaten record suggest he brings a significant challenge to Gurment.

Benjamin Gurment also turned pro recently in 2019 and has an undefeated record of 8 wins, with 5 knockouts and 3 draws. His last match ended in a draw against Donte Strayhorn, a more experienced fighter. Given Gurment's undefeated status and resilience, the fight with Mason promises to be competitive.

Charlie Sheehy vs Abdel Sauceda Fight

  • Division/Weight: lightweight
  • Charlie Sheehy record: 8-0
  • Abdel Sauceda record: 12-3
  • Belts at stake: N/A

Charlie Sheehy is set to face Abdel Sauceda in a lightweight bout.

Charlie Sheehy turned professional in 2021 and has built an undefeated record of 8 wins, with 5 knockouts. In his last fight, he won against Jesus Vasquez Jr, who had a record of 10-2.

Considering Sheehy's consistent performance and stronger knockout ratio compared to his next opponent, he is expected to bring a strong challenge to Sauceda.

Abdel Sauceda began his professional career in 2016 and has a record of 12 wins, 3 losses, with 8 knockouts. Sauceda secured a knockout win against Tyler Tomlin in his most recent match, who held a record of 14-2.

Given Sauceda's experience and similar knockout power as Sheehy, this fight promises to be highly competitive with both fighters possessing the power to potentially claim victory.

Javier Martinez vs Raul Salomon Fight

  • Division/Weight: middleweight
  • Javier Martinez record: 9-0
  • Raul Salomon record: 12-2
  • Belts at stake: N/A

Javier Martinez will face Raul Salomon in a middleweight class bout with no titles on the line.

Javier Martinez, turning pro in 2020 with a record of 9 wins, no losses, and a draw, has proven his worth in the middleweight division by winning via knockout against Isaiah Wise recently.

Given his 33.33% knockout rate and standing victorious over an opponent with a stronger KO background, Martinez's southpaw stance and consistent performance hint at his readiness to challenge Salomon's orthodox approach effectively.

Raul Salomon comes into this fight with a professional record of 12 wins and 2 losses since starting in 2020, marking himself as a noteworthy contender with an impressive 83.33% KO rate. However, his recent match ended in a loss to Tyler Howard, who boasts a solid record themselves but less dominant KO capability than Salomon.

This outcome could indicate that while Salomon holds power, facing Martinez's undefeated streak might test his resilience and strategic skills in the ring differently due to the contrasting experiences and outcomes against similar leveled opponents.

Alan Garcia vs Tomas Ornelas Fight

  • Division/Weight: super-lightweight
  • Alan Garcia record: 10-0
  • Tomas Ornelas record: 7-3
  • Belts at stake: N/A

Alan Garcia faces Tomas Ornelas in a super-lightweight clash.

Alan Garcia, also known as "Kid Kansas," has maintained an unbeaten record since turning pro in 2020, with 10 wins, 8 by knockout.

His last fight against Nelson Hampton ended in a unanimous decision victory, showcasing his ability to go the distance against experienced fighters. Facing Tomas Ornelas, who holds a more varied record, Garcia's power and stamina could prove to be decisive.

Tomas Ornelas has a track record of 7 wins and 3 losses since his pro debut in 2021, with 5 of those wins coming by knockout. His recent victory by TKO against Guadalupe Jimenez underlines his ability to end fights decisively.

However, going up against Alan Garcia’s perfect record and higher knockout percentage might challenge Ornelas's resilience but test his capacity for a potential upset.

Antonio Zepeda vs Lemir Isom Riley Fight

  • Division/Weight: heavyweight
  • Antonio Zepeda record: 6-1
  • Lemir Isom Riley record: 3-2
  • Belts at stake: N/A

Antonio Zepeda is set to face Lemir Isom Riley in a heavyweight bout.

Antonio Zepeda, who turned pro in 2021, has a strong record of 6 wins, 1 loss, and all his wins coming by knockout, showcasing his power in the heavyweight division.

Despite his recent loss by majority decision to Josue Vargas, who had a less impressive record, Zepeda's consistent knockout power makes him a formidable opponent for Riley.

Lemir Isom Riley also entered the professional scene in 2021 and holds a record of 3 wins and 2 losses, with one victory via knockout.

His most recent fight was a unanimous decision loss against Moses Johnson, who boasts a significantly more experienced record. Given Johnson's performance and considering Zepeda's dominant knockout streak, Riley faces a challenging match-up against Zepeda's aggressive style.

Art Barrera Jr. vs Michael Portales Fight

  • Division/Weight: super-lightweight
  • Art Barrera Jr. record: 2-0
  • Michael Portales record: 3-2
  • Belts at stake: N/A

Art Barrera Jr. is fighting Michael Portales with no belts on the line in the super-lightweight division.

Barrera, with a pro career starting in 2023, has a clean 2-0 record with both wins by knockout, showcasing early power in his career against opponents like Darek Costilla.

Given his 100% KO rate and the clear physical edge from his recent victory over an inexperienced Costilla, Barrera seems poised for a dominant performance against Portales based on sheer force and momentum.

Portales stepped into the professional ring in 2022 and has since secured a mixed record of 3 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw, with one win by KO. His last fight was a TKO loss to Jabin Chollet, hinting at vulnerabilities especially against hard-hitting opponents.

Facing Barrera, whose early career already displays significant knockout power, makes this match challenging for Portales especially given his recent struggles against potent strikers.

How and where to watch the Teofimo Lopez vs Jamaine Ortiz Fight

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Teofimo Lopez vs Jamaine Ortiz Undercard Start Time

Region Date Main Card Start Time Main Event Ring Walks (approx.)
USA and Canada (EST) Thursday, February 08 08:30 PM EST 08:30 PM EST
USA and Canada (PT) Thursday, February 08 05:30 PM PT 05:30 PM PT
UK and Ireland Friday, February 09 01:30 AM GMT 01:30 AM GMT
Australia Friday, February 09 12:30 PM AEDT 12:30 PM AEDT
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