Miguel Berchelt vs Edixon Perez Undercard

Miguel Berchelt faces Edixon Perez in a 10-round lightweight main event at Gimnasio de la UAT in Reynosa, Mexico.

Berchelt has a strong record with 41 wins and only three losses. He has traveled the globe fighting tough opponents. Perez has 30 wins, suggesting he's seasoned but more prone to losses. Their similar stats suggest an evenly matched bout.

Miguel Berchelt vs Edixon Perez Fight Card

Miguel Berchelt vs Edixon Perez
Sheila Moreno vs Briza Olivia Garibay
Jose Vazquez vs David Moreno Potrero
Noli Valenzuela vs Cristian Sanchez
Elvis Torres vs Evlyn Martinez Sanchez
Fernando Yair Morelos vs Genaro Brayan Garcia
Mauricio Ruiz vs Jesus Alonso
Nelson Salinas vs Solangel Rodriguez
Linda Garcia vs Karen Moreno

Miguel Berchelt vs Edixon Perez Fight

Miguel Berchelt fights Edixon Perez in a match with no belts on the line.

Division/Weight: light
Miguel Berchelt record: 41-3
Edixon Perez record: 30-13
Belts at stake: N/A

Miguel Berchelt turned pro in 2010. He holds an impressive record of 41 wins and only 3 losses, demonstrating consistent high performance. With no recent fights documented, his past successes indicate strong prospects against Edixon Perez. Berchelt's experience and skill at the lightweight division add to his advantages.

Edixon Perez began his professional boxing career in 2011. He has compiled a varied fight record with 30 wins and 13 losses. His latest records are also unavailable, but previous experiences prepare him for competitive bouts against top opponents like Berchelt. His lightweight experience serves him well.

Sheila Moreno vs Briza Olivia Garibay Fight

Sheila Moreno faces Briza Olivia Garibay in a super flyweight boxing match with no belts on the line.

Division/Weight: super fly
Sheila Moreno record: 5-0
Briza Olivia Garibay record: 5-0
Belts at stake: N/A

Sheila Moreno, an orthodox boxer from Mexico, boasts a perfect record of 5 wins with 0 losses. Despite her limited professional experience since turning pro, she maintains an undefeated streak. Her most recent fights involved opponents without noteworthy records, suggesting limited exposure to high-caliber competition. Against Garibay, she will need to adapt to stiffer resistance given their similar standing.

Briza Olivia Garibay competes with a record of 5 wins, 2 draws, and no losses. Also an orthodox fighter from Mexico, her slightly more varied experiences including draws indicate resilience. Additionally, drawing seasoned opponents mirrors composure under pressure which may aid against Moreno’s aggression due to expected duality in restrictions between the two fighters who hold equal competitive footing albeit slight lift.

Jose Vazquez vs David Moreno Potrero Fight

Jose Vazquez squares off against David Moreno Potrero in the super light division with no belts on the line.

Division/Weight: super light
Jose Vazquez record: 19-0
David Moreno Potrero record: 18-2
Belts at stake: N/A

Jose Vazquez, an undefeated fighter with a record of 19 wins since turning pro, shows promise. His orthodox stance and solid fight history contribute to his explosive performance. His past bout victories strengthen his position for success against Potrero.

David Moreno Potrero holds a respectable record with 18 wins, 2 losses, and 1 draw. Fighting out of Tijuana, he has experience under his belt but faces a tough opponent like Vazquez. The balance between their styles sets up an intriguing contest in super light weights.

Noli Valenzuela vs Cristian Sanchez Fight

Noli Valenzuela faces Cristian Sanchez in a featherweight bout with no belts on the line.

Division/Weight: feather
Noli Valenzuela record: 13-0
Cristian Sanchez record: 9-4
Belts at stake: N/A

Noli Valenzuela, an unbeaten fighter, boasts a perfect 13-0 record since turning pro. He has displayed consistent performance and skill across his fights. His past opponents lack notoriety and thus do not represent significant threats. This suggests that against Sanchez, he holds an advantage due to his unblemished record.

Cristian Sanchez, alias "Puma," holds a record of 9 wins and 4 losses. Facing some tougher competitors prior to this fight presents a chance to test his mettle against Valenzuela. His experience from more challenging bouts gives him resilience in this matchup.

Elvis Torres vs Evlyn Martinez Sanchez Fight

Elvis Torres will face Evlyn Martinez Sanchez in a super light bout with no belts on the line.

Division/Weight: super light
Elvis Torres record: 21-4
Evlyn Martinez Sanchez record: 13-2
Belts at stake: N/A

Elvis Torres turned pro with 21 wins, 4 losses, and 2 draws, showing immense resilience. Despite zero KO wins, his consistent record suggests adaptability. He faced a tougher opponent recently with superior stats; thus, taking on Martinez Sanchez may be less challenging.

Evlyn Martinez Sanchez has a promising record with 13 wins against only 2 losses and 1 draw. His lack of KO wins aligns with his careful strategy. Given his past opponent's comparable fight statistics, he holds a formidable chance against Torres.

Fernando Yair Morelos vs Genaro Brayan Garcia Fight

Fernando Yair Morelos squares off against Genaro Brayan Garcia in the super light division, with no belts on the line.

Division/Weight: super light
Fernando Yair Morelos record: 8-4
Genaro Brayan Garcia record: 5-1
Belts at stake: N/A

Morelos turned pro with a current record of 8 wins and 4 losses, fighting out of Guadalajara. Despite his experience, he lacks a knockout win. His last bout scenario remains undisclosed. He previously faced opponents with comparable records. Given his past performances, consistency is essential for facing Garcia's defense strategies.

Garcia, meanwhile, holds a record of 5 wins and 1 loss since turning pro. Much like Morelos, he also lacks KO victories but boasts a better win ratio. Without additional last match context, his tactical prowess must be keen against Morelos' determination.

Mauricio Ruiz vs Jesus Alonso Fight

Mauricio Ruiz will face Jesus Alonso in a flyweight fight with no belts on the line.

Division/Weight: fly
Mauricio Ruiz record: 2-0
Jesus Alonso record: 4-7
Belts at stake: N/A

Mauricio Ruiz, from Monterrey, Nuevo Leon, stands undefeated with a record of 2 wins and no losses. He turned pro recently, showing promise but lacks knockout victories. His past opponents had limited experience, which means his performance against more seasoned fighters like Alonso might test his skills.

Jesus Alonso, known as "Finito," is more experienced with 4 wins and 7 losses. Hailing from Piedras Negras, his fight record displays resilience despite the losses. With no knockout power seen yet, he faces an unbeaten Ruiz who presents a fresh challenge for him.

Nelson Salinas vs Solangel Rodriguez Fight

Nelson Salinas is set to fight Solangel Rodriguez in a super light weight class bout with no belts on the line.

Division/Weight: super light
Nelson Salinas record: 3-0
Solangel Rodriguez record:
Belts at stake: N/A

Nelson Salinas, hailing from Nuevo Leon, Mexico, turned pro recently and holds an unbeaten record of 3 wins with no knockouts, losses, or draws. Although his knockout potential remains untested, his undefeated streak shows promise. This upcoming fight could test his skills further since records indicate he has faced limited opposition to date.

Solangel Rodriguez originates from Reynosa, Tamaulipas. His career records are not provided yet. With both fighters sharing the same super light division and orthodox stance, Rodriguez's capacity to handle Salinas’ unbeaten momentum will be crucial.

Linda Garcia vs Karen Moreno Fight

Linda Garcia and Karen Moreno face each other in a super bantamweight clash, with no belts on the line.

Division/Weight: super bantam
Linda Garcia record:
Karen Moreno record: 1-0
Belts at stake: N/A

Linda Garcia, a fighter representing Mexico, showcases his skills from his residence in Reynosa. With professional experience and an orthodox stance, he aims to prove his dominance in the ring. His previous opponents' limited experience gives him confidence against Karen Moreno.

Karen Moreno from Piedras Negras has a record of 1 win, 0 losses, and 1 draw. With an orthodox stance as well, he enters this fight without prior knockouts but seeks to upset Linda with strategy and resilience learned from his initial bouts.

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