Isaac Cruz vs Lamont Roach Jr. Undercard

Isaac "Pitbull" Cruz, from Mexico City, and Lamont "The Reaper" Roach Jr., from Washington, will take center stage at Frost Bank Center in San Antonio, Texas. Both fighters aim for the Interim WBC World Super Lightweight Title as they prepare for an intense ten-round match.

Cruz turned pro in 2015 and has achieved 28 wins, fighting with sheer determination. Roach Jr., entering the pro field in 2014, boasts 25 wins and tactical finesse. Although neither has secured a victory through knockout recently, both have faced tough contenders, preparing them for this defining match in their careers.

Isaac Cruz vs Lamont Roach Jr. Fight Card

Isaac Cruz vs Lamont Roach Jr. Fight

Division/Weight: super light
Isaac Cruz record: 28-3
Lamont Roach Jr. record: 25-1
Belts at stake: Interim WBC World Super Lightweight Title

Isaac Cruz and Lamont Roach Jr. will face off for the Interim WBC World Super Lightweight Title.

Isaac Cruz, also known as "Pitbull", turned professional in 2015. He holds a record of 28 wins, 3 losses, and 1 draw. Cruz's experience in the ring is significant considering his competition at super lightweight. His past opponents lacked power with KO wins like him but weren't as aggressive.

Lamont Roach Jr., named "The Reaper", turned pro in 2014 and boasts a record of 25 wins, 1 loss, and 2 draws. Roach Jr.'s higher reach could give him an advantage. Past competitors show he adapts well to technical fights.

O'Shaquie Foster vs Stephen Fulton Fight

Division/Weight: super feather
O'Shaquie Foster record: 23-3
Stephen Fulton record: 23-1
Belts at stake: WBC World Super Featherweight Title

O'Shaquie Foster will face Stephen Fulton for the WBC World Super Featherweight Title.

O'Shaquie Foster turned pro with solid wins, standing 23-3 with no draws. Resilient and consistent, his recent opponents in super featherweight often suffer setbacks due to his orthodox stance. He lacks knockout power but possesses an unyielding spirit in grueling fights. Facing a balanced win record previously, he shows capability for another challenging bout.

Stephen Fulton, commanding at 23-1, consistently outmaneuvers adversaries with tactical precision in his weight class. His most recent fights reflect strategic finesse and adaptability against competitors mirroring Foster's skills. Despite losing once, Fulton's superior agility and reach provide a significant edge against Foster.

Jesus Ramos vs Shane Mosley Jr. Fight

Division/Weight: middle
Jesus Ramos record: 23-1
Shane Mosley Jr. record: 22-4
Belts at stake: Interim WBC World Middleweight Title

Jesus Ramos faces Shane Mosley Jr. for the Interim WBC World Middleweight Title.

Jesus Ramos went professional in 2020, amassing a record of 23 wins and one loss with no knockouts. He faced a notable challenge with a recent defeat which highlights his resolve. In past matchups, he has surpassed opponents with records holding losses, suggesting readiness for stiff competition in middleweight clashes.

Shane Mosley Jr. turned pro earlier than Ramos and holds 22 wins with four losses but similarly zero knockouts. His height and reach advantage contributed to his success against matches resembling Ramos' skill set, implying a tough fight ahead boosted by these physical attributes.

Erislandy Lara vs Johan Gonzalez Fight

Division/Weight: middle
Erislandy Lara record: 31-3
Johan Gonzalez record: 36-4
Belts at stake: WBA World Middleweight Title

Erislandy Lara faces Johan Gonzalez with the WBA World Middleweight Title up for grabs.

Erislandy Lara, known as "The American Dream," has been a professional since 2008. He boasts a fight record of 31 wins, 3 losses, and 3 draws. He last ventured into the ring over a year ago to clinch a win. With no recent fights, he might struggle against an active opponent with almost equal skills.

Johan Gonzalez, dubbed "The Chelo Manotas," became pro in 2012. He holds a record of 36 wins and 4 losses. His past matches indicate he often prevails in mid-level fights. Facing an equally skilled opponent will test him intensely in this matchup.

Frank Martin vs Rances Barthelemy Fight

Division/Weight: light
Frank Martin record: 18-1
Rances Barthelemy record: 30-3
Belts at stake: N/A

Frank Martin takes on Rances Barthelemy in a light division bout with no titles on the line.

Frank Martin, known as "The Ghost," turned pro with an 18-1 record. He has no recent fight history given. With past strong performances and solid boxing fundamentals at his height and reach, he shows potential but needs more recent fights to anticipate outcomes confidently in this class.

Rances Barthelemy, or "Kid Blast," boasts a 30-3-1 record with his professional debut years earlier. Despite having no recent bouts shown here, his extensive record and successful track suggest he holds an upper hand against less experienced opponents like Frank.

Luis Nunez vs Andres Sosa Fight

Division/Weight: super bantam
Luis Nunez record: 21-0
Andres Sosa record: 18-3
Belts at stake: N/A

Luis Nunez faces Andres Sosa in the super bantamweight division with no belts on the line.

Luis Nunez, known as 'The Twist,' holds an unbeaten record of 21 wins. He turned professional without listed recent fights. He's yet to face significant challenges, setting him up against potentially tougher opponents moving forward.

Andres Sosa, 'La Maquinita,' enters with 18 wins and 3 losses. Coming from a recent three-loss scenario, his challenge will be overcoming his previous setbacks against an undefeated Nunez. His shorter reach may impact his fighting strategy but could compensate with experience.

Isaac Lucero vs Roberto Valenzuela Jr. Fight

Division/Weight: super welter
Isaac Lucero record: 17-0
Roberto Valenzuela Jr. record: 31-5
Belts at stake: N/A

Isaac Lucero faces off against Roberto Valenzuela Jr. in the super welterweight class with no belts on the line.

Isaac Lucero, known as "La Bestia," turned pro with an undefeated record of 17 wins, no losses, no draws, and no knockouts. With a consistent career, his perfect record speaks for itself. In his previous bouts, he faced undefeated fighters like himself but transition pockets are a concern. Against Valenzuela's experience, Lucero may need tactical finesse to maintain his streak.

Roberto Valenzuela Jr., or "Tito Junior," has 31 wins and 5 losses. His seasoned record allows him technique awareness against various styles including when facing knockout prospects. This craftsmanship aids as Lucero lacks knockout power allowing Valenzuela to potentially leverage his experienced resilience further to counteract youth advantages of Isaac's speed and reach efficiency.

Elijah Garcia vs Alexis Gaytan Fight

Division/Weight: middle
Elijah Garcia record: 17-1
Alexis Gaytan record: 17-10
Belts at stake: N/A

Elijah Garcia faces off against Alexis Gaytan in a middleweight bout, with no belts on the line.

Elijah Garcia made his professional debut a few years ago and maintains a strong record of 17 wins and only 1 loss. His recent fight history shows consistent performance. His past opponents had varied levels of skill, but Garcia's adaptability often secured his wins, suggesting a potential advantage over Gaytan.

Alexis Gaytan, with an even record of 17 wins and 10 losses, has encountered tougher opposition. Although resilient, his inconsistency could be challenged by Garcia's stable performance. Both fighters are dedicated, setting the stage for an intriguing contest.

Daniel Blancas vs William Townsel Fight

Division/Weight: super middle
Daniel Blancas record: 13-0
William Townsel record: 8-2
Belts at stake: N/A

Daniel Blancas and William Townsel will compete with no belts on the line in the super middleweight class.

Daniel Blancas, also known as "Ice Man," turned pro recently. He holds an undefeated record of 13 wins with no knockouts or losses. Standing tall at 191 cm, he fights out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. His consistent victories suggest strong adaptability. His past opponents were less experienced than his current opponent Townsel, which might present him with a fresh challenge.

William Townsel, nicknamed "Turbo," boasts a professional record of 8 wins and 2 losses. At 178 cm, the Virginia Beach native will face a taller opponent this time. His two past defeats indicate potential vulnerabilities against more experienced contenders like the undefeated Blancas in this category.

Jordan Roach vs Bryan Santiago Fight

Division/Weight: super fly
Jordan Roach record: 4-0
Bryan Santiago record: 2-3
Belts at stake: N/A

Jordan Roach fights Bryan Santiago with no belts or titles on the line.

Jordan Roach turned pro with a 4-0 record. He hasn’t lost yet, keeping an undefeated streak in super flyweight. With his notable winning streak but without knockout victories, Jordan remains technically strong. Previous opponents with mixed records are unable to challenge his emerging techniques effectively.

Bryan Santiago holds a 2-3-1 record. His performance shows fluctuations, reflecting potential vulnerabilities in his style and overall consistency within the super fly division. Facing fighters like Jordan requires focusing on robust defense to counteract precision-driven fighters he previously struggled against.

Adrian Neaves vs Roberto Castro Fight

Division/Weight: super light
Adrian Neaves record: 3-0
Roberto Castro record: 3-2
Belts at stake: N/A

Adrian Neaves faces Roberto Castro in a super light match without any belts on the line.

Adrian Neaves turned pro in 2025 and has a perfect record of 3 wins, no losses. Though he has not won by knockout, he has maintained an untarnished track. His last opponents lacked experience and success, suggesting that Castro poses a bigger challenge due to his comparative experience and win tally.

Roberto Castro turned pro before 2025 and holds a balanced record of 3 wins and 2 losses. Despite his two losses, Castro's competitive experience may give him an edge against less experienced Neaves in their upcoming fight.

Amador Mendez vs Nelson Hampton Fight

Division/Weight: light
Amador Mendez record: 5-0
Nelson Hampton record: 11-10
Belts at stake: N/A

Amador Mendez faces Nelson Hampton in a light-weight bout.

Amador Mendez turned professional recently and remains undefeated with a record of 5-0 without knockout victories. He lacks history against known opponents, making it challenging to predict his performance against experienced adversaries. His orthodox stance and recent victory may give him an edge, but the absence of fight records leaves room for uncertainty.

Nelson Hampton brings more experience with a professional record of 11 wins and 10 losses, also without KO wins. Despite fluctuating results, Hampton's seasoned past helps him strategize better against less-experienced fighters like Mendez, posing potential challenges in their matchup.

Robert Guerrero Jr. vs Eduardo Tarango Fight

Division/Weight: light
Robert Guerrero Jr. record: 6-0
Eduardo Tarango record: 1-3
Belts at stake: N/A

Robert Guerrero Jr. faces Eduardo Tarango in a light weight class fight, with no belts on the line.

Robert Guerrero Jr., also known as El Pistolero, went pro recently and maintains an undefeated record of 6 wins. He debuted against opponents with minimal experience, dominating the lightweight scene. Guerrero’s consistent performance against inexperienced fighters suggests confidence and continuity against Tarango. His height and reach advantage enhance his prospects for this bout.

Eduardo Tarango turned pro earlier but holds a modest record with just one win alongside three losses. His past fights show struggles in adapting to competitors in his division, which may prove problematic against Guerrero's superior athleticism and skill set.

Benjamin Johnson vs Josias Gonzalez Fight

Division/Weight: welter
Benjamin Johnson record: 5-0
Josias Gonzalez record: 2-5
Belts at stake: N/A

Benjamin Johnson goes head-to-head with Josias Gonzalez in a welterweight clash, with no belts on the line.

Benjamin Johnson turned pro earlier this year. He remains undefeated with five wins and no losses. His orthodox style and perfect 185 cm reach give him an advantage in the ring. Without facing a formidable opponent before, his youth and height could be decisive against Gonzalez.

Josias Gonzalez has more experience but fewer successes, holding two wins alongside seven losses. His short reach and weight class might pose problems against Johnson’s height and precision strikes from their recent match-ups that ended unfavorably for him.

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