Kevin Munoz has notched 17 wins in his career, while Brian Ariel Arguello trails with 9 wins. While detailed information on their professional debuts and other achievements remains undisclosed, their recent activity in the ring sets an interesting backdrop for this fight.
Kevin Munoz vs Brian Ariel Arguello Fight Card
- Kevin Munoz vs Brian Ariel Arguello
- Rodrigo Del Grecco vs Alejandro Nazareno Tobio
- Andres Ramon Tejada vs Nicolas Ledesma
- Fernando David Saucedo vs Sergio Gabriel Quintana
Kevin Munoz vs Brian Ariel Arguello Undercard
Kevin Munoz vs Brian Ariel Arguello Fight
Kevin Munoz faces Brian Ariel Arguello in a super bantamweight bout.
- Division/Weight: super bantam
- Kevin Munoz record: 17-3
- Brian Ariel Arguello record: 9-4
- Belts at stake: N/A
Kevin Munoz, known as "Diamante," boasts a professional record of 17 wins and 3 losses. With no knockout wins, Munoz has relied on technique and endurance through his boxing career that began over six years ago. His experiences in recent fights suggest he performs consistently against fighters with records like Arguello's, which may hint at an advantage for him based on experience and past performance metrics.
Brian Ariel Arguello enters the ring with a record of 9 wins and 4 losses. Without knockouts in his career, Arguello's style likely mirrors the technical approach seen with Munoz. Given Munoz’s higher number of bouts and victories, Arguello might find this matchup challenging, especially considering he possesses less comparative high-level competition experience than Munoz.
Rodrigo Del Grecco vs Alejandro Nazareno Tobio Fight
Rodrigo Del Grecco faces Alejandro Nazareno Tobio in a middleweight bout.
- Division/Weight: middle
- Rodrigo Del Grecco record: 19-0
- Alejandro Nazareno Tobio record: 2-2
- Belts at stake: N/A
Rodrigo Del Grecco turned pro in 2017 and boasts an undefeated record of 19 wins. Del Grecco, known for his orthodox stance, has consistently demonstrated skill and determination, although specifics of knockouts are not listed. Comparing his record to Tobio's varied win-loss tally suggests an advantage for Del Grecco due to more experience in maintaining a clean sheet.
Alejandro Nazareno Tobio, also pro since around the same year as Del Grecco, presents a mixed professional record with 2 wins, 2 losses, and 4 draws. Known as 'El Pampa,' his performance represents resilience, but he lacks consistent victories. Facing a strong undefeated opponent like Del Grecco challenges Tobio to elevate his techniques or face difficulties against a seasoned fighter in the same weight scheme.
Andres Ramon Tejada vs Nicolas Ledesma Fight
Andres Ramon Tejada fights Nicolas Ledesma in a non-title welterweight class bout.
- Division/Weight: welter
- Andres Ramon Tejada record: 12-4
- Nicolas Ledesma record: 4-5
- Belts at stake: N/A
Tejada, who turned pro in 2016, has a fight record of 12 wins, 4 losses, and 2 draws. As an orthodox fighter from Argentina, his experience surpasses that of Ledesma in terms of total bouts. Considering Tejada's greater win record, he enters the fight with noticeably more ring experience, which might give him an edge over Ledesma.
Ledesma, also from Argentina, began his professional career in 2019 and holds a record of 4 wins and 5 losses with all fights decided without knockouts. Both fighters share the same orthodox stance and participate in the welterweight division. Given Ledesma's lesser experience and lower win ratio compared to Tejada, he faces significant challenges but brings fresh energy that could surprise his more seasoned opponent.
Fernando David Saucedo vs Sergio Gabriel Quintana Fight
Fernando David Saucedo faces Sergio Gabriel Quintana in a welterweight bout.
- Division/Weight: welter
- Fernando David Saucedo record: 63-10
- Sergio Gabriel Quintana record: 3-15
- Belts at stake: N/A
Fernando David Saucedo turned pro and has built a record of 63 wins, 10 losses, and 3 draws. Given his numerous fights, his experience stands out against Quintana’s modest record. His vast experience should provide him an upper hand in the fight.
Sergio Gabriel Quintana has a professional record of 3 wins and 15 losses. His limited success compared to Saucedo suggests he might find this fight challenging. Matching up against a vastly more experienced fighter like Saucedo isn't favoring his odds.
How and where to watch the Kevin Munoz vs Brian Ariel Arguello Fight
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