Marcelo Sanchez and Nicolas Ezequiel Jara will square off at the Boxing Club in Rio Gallegos, Santa Cruz, Argentina. They battle for the Argentinian Welterweight Title. Both proud Argentinians are set to prove their worth in the 10-round main event.
Marcelo Sanchez, born in 1993 and standing 175 cm tall, has an 11-5-3 professional record with no victories by knockout. His lack of knockouts indicates fights usually go the distance. In contrast, Nicolas Ezequiel Jara, a 171 cm southpaw born in 1990, holds a record of 12 wins and 7 losses without an informal draw on his pro belt. Although both boxers have many experiences in the ring, Sanchez's height and reach advantages could play a crucial role against the shorter Jara.
Marcelo Sanchez vs Nicolas Ezequiel Jara Fight Card
- Marcelo Sanchez vs Nicolas Ezequiel Jara
- Lorenzo Gerez vs Nicolas Andino
- Abram Martinez vs Leonardo Pucheta
- Juan Camilo Gonzalez vs Jonathan Parada
- Anabel Ortiz vs Carolina Ferrari
- Dylan Navarro vs Diego Hernandez
Marcelo Sanchez vs Nicolas Ezequiel Jara Undercard
Marcelo Sanchez vs Nicolas Ezequiel Jara Fight
Marcelo Sanchez faces Nicolas Ezequiel Jara for the Argentinian Welterweight Title.
- Division/Weight: welter
- Marcelo Sanchez record: 11-5
- Nicolas Ezequiel Jara record: 12-7
- Belts at stake: Argentinian Welterweight Title
Marcelo Sanchez, known as "Rateka", has an 11-5-3 record. He debuted in welter and still seeks mark-making. His recent record shows lack of KO wins, hinting at reliance on techniques over power. Competed mostly with similar-skilled opponents; he'll need strategy to face Jara’s aggression.
Nicolas Ezequiel Jara, or "El Maldito", carries a 12-7 record. Although slightly older, he boasts dedication in welter bouts. No knockout wins reflect endurance battles favoring decision wins. He encountered experienced competitors recently suggesting resilience that may challenge Sanchez's strategies in the ring.
Lorenzo Gerez vs Nicolas Andino Fight
Lorenzo Gerez will face Nicolas Andino in a super welter fight with no titles at stake.
- Division/Weight: super welter
- Lorenzo Gerez record: 10-2
- Nicolas Andino record: 18-10
- Belts at stake: N/A
Lorenzo Gerez turned pro with a record of 10 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw. Despite no knockout wins, he shows promise in the ring due to his strategic skills. His recent opponents lack top-tier records but provided valuable experience. This fight against Andino reflects his potential stepping stone due to similar competition level in his past bouts.
Nicolas Andino holds an 18-win tally against 10 losses while matching Gerez's weight class. Similar to Gerez, his non-knockout victories emphasize endurance over power striking. More experienced opponents bolster his readiness for Gerez.
Abram Martinez vs Leonardo Pucheta Fight
Abram Martinez is set to face Leonardo Pucheta in a non-title welterweight fight.
- Division/Weight: welter
- Abram Martinez record: 11-2
- Leonardo Pucheta record: 4-8
- Belts at stake: N/A
Abram Martinez turned professional a few years ago. He has an 11-2-1 record, showing strong experience with more wins than losses. His recent fights have maintained a consistent performance without knockout wins. Considering his past opponents had solid records, his matchup with Pucheta seems promising for Martinez.
Leonardo Pucheta has a record of 4-8-0, which shows considerably less success in his career so far. Despite his efforts in previous matches, he struggles against seasoned fighters like Martinez. His past defeats suggest a challenging bout against the more experienced fighter, Martinez.
Juan Camilo Gonzalez vs Jonathan Parada Fight
Juan Camilo Gonzalez is set to fight Jonathan Parada in a super welterweight bout with no belts on the line.
- Division/Weight: super welter
- Juan Camilo Gonzalez record: 5-0
- Jonathan Parada record: 9-5
- Belts at stake: N/A
Juan Camilo Gonzalez turned professional and has won all 5 of his fights with an undefeated record. His latest opponent's statistics were unavailable, but his consistent victories suggest strong performance in the super welterweight class.
Jonathan Parada has been fighting since at least 1995 and holds a record of 9 wins and 5 losses, competing in the same division. After mixed results against various opponents, Parada aims to showcase his experience against Gonzalez's unbeaten streak.
Anabel Ortiz vs Carolina Ferrari Fight
Anabel Ortiz will face Carolina Ferrari in the flyweight division with no belts on the line.
- Division/Weight: fly
- Anabel Ortiz record: 33-8
- Carolina Ferrari record: 4-6
- Belts at stake: N/A
Anabel Ortiz has 41 professional fights under her belt, with a record of 33 wins and 8 losses. She turned pro at age 19 and has demonstrated experience in the flyweight division, albeit with no knockouts in her name. Her adversaries have had varied records, but Anabel handles pressure well due to her extensive fight history.
Carolina Ferrari has fought professionally 13 times, earning 4 wins, 6 losses, and 3 draws. The majority of her fights are against less experienced opponents compared to Anabel. This fight presents a significant challenge for Carolina given Anabel's seasoned background in the ring.
Dylan Navarro vs Diego Hernandez Fight
Dylan Navarro faces Diego Hernandez in a super light bout with no belts on the line.
- Division/Weight: super light
- Dylan Navarro record: 5-0
- Diego Hernandez record: 0-4
- Belts at stake: N/A
Dylan Navarro turned pro recently and holds an undefeated record of 5 wins, all without knockouts. His most recent matches show consistent performance but lack knockout power. Against strong opponents, he stays defensive and technical because his KO ratio suggests strategic fighting over raw power.
Diego Hernandez has yet to win a fight, with a record of 0 wins, 4 losses, and 1 draw. His previous opponents generally lacked dominant records. This history hints at struggles against seasoned fighters. Given this, Hernandez faces significant challenges against Navarro's well-strategized approach in their upcoming match.
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