Andy Dominguez vs Byron Rojas Undercard - Full Fight Card List, Schedule, Running Order

Andy Dominguez returns to the ring facing off against Byron Rojas for the WBC USA Silver Light Flyweight Title at Tropicana Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City. The fight is scheduled for 10 rounds, featuring two orthodox flyweights standing toe-to-toe.

Andy Dominguez from Mexico now fights out of Las Vegas. He has amassed an impressive record of 12 wins with only one defeat. Across the ring, Nicaragua’s Byron Rojas holds a formidable record of 29 wins, demonstrating his seasoned experience despite four losses and three draws. Their multiple victories reflect resilience and preparation relevant to this flyweight title match-up.

Andy Dominguez vs Byron Rojas Fight Card

• Andy Dominguez vs Byron Rojas
• Roney Hines vs Ed Fountain
• Daiyaan Butt vs Alex Martin
• Bruce Seldon Jr vs Alexis Soriano Taveras
• Julio Sanchez III vs Alexander Stone
• Armando Barbier vs Ricardo Jimenez

Andy Dominguez vs Byron Rojas Undercard

Andy Dominguez vs Byron Rojas Fight

• Division/Weight: fly
• Andy Dominguez record: 12-1
• Byron Rojas record: 29-4
• Belts at stake: WBC USA Silver Light Flyweight Title

Andy Dominguez will face Byron Rojas for the WBC USA Silver Light Flyweight Title.

Andy Dominguez, from Mexico, has been a professional since 2018. With a record of 12 wins and one loss, he is a strong contender in the flyweight division. He resides in Las Vegas and maintains an orthodox stance. Although without knockout wins, his agility and resilience are evident from past bouts. His recent fight stayed within the flyweight class, demonstrating persistence and skill.

Byron Rojas from Nicaragua, known as "Gallito," boasts 29 wins and 4 losses since turning pro in 2010. His experience outweighs Dominguez's but lacks knockout power too. His consistency stabilizes him against seasoned competitors like Dominguez.

Roney Hines vs Ed Fountain Fight

• Division/Weight: heavy
• Roney Hines record: 14-0
• Ed Fountain record: 14-9
• Belts at stake: N/A

Roney Hines will face Ed Fountain with no titles on the line.

Roney Hines, also known as "Too Much," turned pro in 2018. He boasts an undefeated record of 14 wins and 1 draw. He stands tall at 198 cm with a matching reach, making him formidable. His last opponents had losing records, indicating this new bout might not trouble him.

Ed Fountain holds a record of 14 wins and 9 losses since turning pro in 2013. Despite his experience, his inferior reach and several losses handicap him. Given Roney's undefeated status, Ed faces a challenging battle.

Daiyaan Butt vs Alex Martin Fight

• Division/Weight: super light
• Daiyaan Butt record: 20-2
• Alex Martin record: 18-8
• Belts at stake: N/A

Daiyaan Butt squares off against Alex Martin in a super light division showdown with no belts on the line.

Daiyaan Butt turned pro in 2020 and boasts a strong record of 20 wins and 2 losses, showcasing consistent performance. His last opponent had fewer fights than Martin, indicating a potential increase in challenge. With his height and reach advantage, Butt heads into this fight with favorable conditions to control the bout's pace.

Alex Martin brings experience from turning pro earlier; his record stands at 18 wins and 8 losses. His previous opponents had varied success rates, which might offer insight into potential matchup vulnerabilities against Butt’s range and youth.

Bruce Seldon Jr vs Alexis Soriano Taveras Fight

• Division/Weight: heavy
• Bruce Seldon Jr record: 6-0
• Alexis Soriano Taveras record: 3-2
• Belts at stake: N/A

Bruce Seldon Jr faces Alexis Soriano Taveras in a showdown with no belts or titles at stake.

Bruce Seldon Jr turned pro recently with an undefeated record of 6 wins, all through decisions. He fights from New Jersey and remains undefeated showing strong consistency. In previous matches, his opponents exhibited fewer advantages in height and reach compared to Taveras.

Alexis Soriano Taveras has a record of 3 wins and 2 losses. His opponents have been less experienced, and he lost twice, indicating some challenges in adaptability against equally or lesser-skilled fighters. With the significant reach advantage, he could pose difficulties for Seldon Jr if leveraged properly.

Julio Sanchez III vs Alexander Stone Fight

• Division/Weight: light
• Julio Sanchez III record: 1-1
• Alexander Stone record: 1-5
• Belts at stake: N/A

Julio Sanchez III faces Alexander Stone in a light-weight fight with no belts on the line.

Julio Sanchez III has limited experience, having turned pro recently with 1 win and 1 loss. His recent opponents lacked notable achievements or records. Facing Stone, who has more fights on his record but mostly losses, might give Sanchez a chance to balance his record due to similar inexperience levels.

Alexander Stone steps into the ring with failing stats: 1 win, 5 losses. Despite more ring time than Sanchez, poor records against lesser fighters suggest difficulty winning against even evenly matched opponents like Sanchez. Both share favorable beginnings-wise performance and emit uncertainty.

Armando Barbier vs Ricardo Jimenez Fight

• Division/Weight: welter
• Armando Barbier record: 2-0
• Ricardo Jimenez record: 2-5
• Belts at stake: N/A

Armando Barbier faces Ricardo Jimenez in a welterweight fight with no belts on the line.

Armando Barbier, an orthodox fighter from Harlem, has a record of 2 wins and no losses. He turned pro recently and does not have any noted achievements yet. His fight record shows he controlled each bout decisively. His previous opponents were likely at a similar entry-level experience as his current opponent Ricardo Jimenez. The match could go either way considering both fighters have similar young records without notable knockout power.

Ricardo Jimenez, also orthodox, hails from the Bronx with 2 wins and 5 losses. Though experienced with more professional bouts, he struggles to maintain consistent form compared to rivals of Armando's skill level. Past matches show vulnerability in mid-range defense that Barbier might exploit, although Jimenez’s reach advantage could play to his favor if managed wisely.

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