Subriel Matias vs Liam Paro Undercard - Full Fight Card List, Schedule, Running Order

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Subriel Matias and Liam Paro will battle for the IBF World Super Lightweight Title in Manati, Puerto Rico. The fight determines who among them will capture the prestigious boxing crown in the super lightweight division.

Matias entered professional boxing in 2015 and holds an impressive record with all wins by knockout, including notable victories over Shohjahon Ergashev in November 2023. Paro, undefeated since his 2016 debut, knocked out Montana Love in December last year to secure his spot at this title fight. Both fighters have dominated the super lightweight ranks recently, making this match a critical point in their careers.

Subriel Matias vs Liam Paro Fight Card

Subriel Matias vs Liam Paro Undercard

Subriel Matias vs Liam Paro Fight

  • Division/Weight: super light
  • Subriel Matias record: 20-1
  • Liam Paro record: 24-0
  • Belts at stake: IBF World Super Lightweight Title

Subriel Matias faces Liam Paro for the IBF World Super Lightweight Title.

Matias turned pro in 2015 and has an impressive record of 20 wins, 1 loss, all 20 victories by knockout. He recently defeated Shohjahon Ergashev, who had a strong knockout rate. Considering Ergashev's comparable stats to Paro, Matias appears well prepared for this fight with his powerful finishing ability.

Liam Paro, undefeated with a record of 24 wins and no losses, holds the WBO Global Super Light title. His last victory was against Montana Love by knockout. Given Love's lower knockout rate compared to Paro's previous opponents, Paro's consistent performance and higher knockout ratio might give him an edge over Matias in maintaining his undefeated streak.

Angel Fierro vs Alfredo Santiago Fight

  • Division/Weight: light
  • Angel Fierro record: 22-1
  • Alfredo Santiago record: 14-2
  • Belts at stake: WBO NABO Super Lightweight Title

Angel Fierro will face Alfredo Santiago for the WBO NABO Super Lightweight Title in the light division.

Angel Fierro, turning pro in 2015, boasts a strong record of 22 wins (17 by KO), 1 loss, and 2 draws. His most recent win against Brayan Zamarripa Rodriguez showed his capacity to outperform competitors with similar stats. Since Alfredo Santiago also has a decent knockout rate but seemingly less consistency in recent fights, Fierro stands a favorable chance due to his stronger track record.

Alfredo Santiago entered professional boxing in 2015 and has accrued 14 wins (6 by KO), and 2 losses. In his last fight, Santiago secured a victory over Karl Dargan with a TKO. However, evaluating his prior losses, including one to Ricardo Nunez who displays a high KO rate, suggests Santiago might struggle against Fierro's aggressive punching power and higher win consistency in this upcoming matchup.

Yankiel Rivera Figueroa vs Victor Efrain Sandoval Fight

  • Division/Weight: fly
  • Yankiel Rivera Figueroa record: 5-0
  • Victor Efrain Sandoval record: 37-4
  • Belts at stake: WBC Continental Americas, WBO Inter Continental Flyweight Title

Yankiel Rivera Figueroa faces Victor Efrain Sandoval for the WBC Continental Americas and WBO Inter Continental Flyweight Title.

Yankiel Rivera Figueroa turned pro in 2022 and holds an undefeated record of 5-0-0, with 2 KOs. In February 2024, he won against Andy Dominguez Velasquez who had a strong record and higher KO rate. Given Figueroa's performance against a skilled opponent like Velasquez, his matchup with Sandoval suggests a challenging fight but one within his capabilities due to comparable physical stats.

Victor Efrain Sandoval debuted in 2013 and has a longer career with a record of 37-4-0, securing 23 KOs. His last bout resulted in a loss to Ricardo Rafael Sandoval, a fighter with significant knockout power. This loss may impact his confidence against Figueroa, whose recent victories illustrate rising momentum. However, Sandoval’s extensive experience could pose difficulties for the relatively less seasoned Figueroa.

Stephanie Pineiro Aquino vs Diana Tapia Castro Fight

  • Division/Weight: welter
  • Stephanie Pineiro Aquino record: 6-0
  • Diana Tapia Castro record: 7-1
  • Belts at stake: WBA Female Continental Americas Welterweight Title

Stephanie Pineiro Aquino faces Diana Tapia Castro for the WBA Female Continental Americas Welterweight Title.

Stephanie Pineiro Aquino turned professional in 2019 and maintains an undefeated record of 6 wins with 2 knockouts. In her most recent fight, she won against Simone Aparecida da Silva, who had a record of significantly more losses than wins. Given Aquino's undefeated streak and her ability to dominate less experienced fighters, this trend seems likely to continue against Castro, who has faced opponents with mixed success rates.

Diana Tapina Castro has a commendable professional record of 7 wins, 1 loss, and 2 knockouts since starting in 2019. Her last bout saw her victorious over Jennifer Williams, a relative newcomer with an undeveloped track record. While Castro’s experience might give her some edge, she will need to substantially elevate her battle strategy and performance to challenge Aquino's consistent win streak.

Jeyvier Cintron vs Carlos Mujica Fight

  • Division/Weight: super fly
  • Jeyvier Cintron record: 11-1
  • Carlos Mujica record: 8-5
  • Belts at stake: N/A

Jeyvier Cintron faces Carlos Mujica in a super flyweight bout with no titles at stake.

Jeyvier Cintron turned professional in 2017 and holds a record of 11 wins, 1 loss, and 5 knockouts. His last fight was a unanimous decision loss to Kazuto Ioka in December 2019, showing he can contend with experienced fighters. Comparing the caliber of his past opponents like Ioka to Mujica, Cintron likely holds an advantage from facing tougher competition earlier.

Carlos Mujica turned pro in 2020, currently with a record of 8 wins and 5 losses, including 2 by knockout. Mujica lost his last fight by unanimous decision against Juan Zayas in March 2024. With recent matches mainly leading to losses against opponents with strong records and high knockout rates, Mujica might struggle with Cintron's higher level of past opposition.

Kevin Gonzalez vs Kenny Demecillo Fight

  • Division/Weight: super bantam
  • Kevin Gonzalez record: 26-1
  • Kenny Demecillo record: 17-7
  • Belts at stake: N/A

Kevin Gonzalez faces Kenny Demecillo in a super bantamweight clash.

Kevin Gonzalez, pro since 2016, holds a record of 26 wins, one loss, and one draw with 13 knockouts. His most recent fight was a loss by TKO to Murodjon Akhmadaliev, also a strong fighter with fewer bouts but higher knockout rates. Given Gonzalez's experience against such high-tier opponents, he has a tactical edge over Demecillo, who recently faced lower-ranked fighters.

Kenny Demecillo turned professional in 2012 and has compiled 17 wins, seven losses, and two draws with ten knockouts. His last match resulted in a unanimous decision loss to Dominique Crowder. Facing Gonzalez might be challenging because of his power and experience blessed opposition compared to the ones he previously faced. Given this factor, Gonzalez possesses an advantage entering their match.

William A. Ortiz Rivera vs Carlos Mitzael Jimenez Vazquez Fight

  • Division/Weight: welter
  • William A. Ortiz Rivera record: 5-0
  • Carlos Mitzael Jimenez Vazquez record: 6-2
  • Belts at stake: N/A

William A. Ortiz Rivera will face Carlos Mitzael Jimenez Vazquez in a welterweight class bout.

William A. Ortiz Rivera, an undefeated southpaw, turned pro in 2022 and boasts a record of 5 wins with no losses, including 4 knockouts. His last victory against Jose A. Dominguez Collazo by TKO shows his ability to dominate lesser opponents. Given his performance over opponents like Dominguez Collazo who had less experience and power, Rivera seems well-positioned to take on Vazquez given the similar weight class and overall momentum.

Carlos Mitzael Jimenez Vazquez, with a professional record of 6 wins, 2 losses, and half of his victories coming by knockout, started his career in 2019. His recent win over Carlos Matos Ramirez via unanimous decision underscores his resilience and strategic prowess in the ring. However, having faced fighters with mixed records akin to Matos Ramirez suggests that facing the rising star Rivera might be a challenging bout due to Rivera’s aggressive knockout capability within their shared weight division.

Alex Pallette vs Nelson Buxo Lozada Fight

  • Division/Weight: feather
  • Alex Pallette record: 1-0
  • Nelson Buxo Lozada record: 2-0
  • Belts at stake: N/A

Alex Pallette takes on Nelson Buxo Lozada in a featherweight bout.

Alex Pallette, from Puerto Rico, turned pro in February 2024 and has fought only once but won by knockout, maintaining a 100% KO rate. His opponent in the last bout had a less impressive record than Alex. Considering this, along with Alex's orthodox fighting style and his previous performance against weaker opposition, suggests an interesting challenge as he faces a fighter of relatively equal footing in Nelson.

Nelson Buxo Lozada also hails from Puerto Rico and boasts an identical professional record to Alex with two wins and two knockouts since debuting in August 2022. Looking at his opponents’ profiles who were considerably weak fighters with no wins between them indicates that while Nelson’s knockout power is real, he has not yet been tested against stronger competition. His upcoming fight against Alex promises to be a significant step up considering their shared stats and abilities at their career beginnings.

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