Adrian Granados

5 September 2021

Conor Benn defeats Adrian Granados in Leeds, England

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Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados Result

Headingley Rugby League Stadium, Leeds, England 4/9/21

Conor Benn overcame the litmus test facing veteran Adrian Granados and defended his World Boxing Association (WBA) Continental Welterweight crown for the fifth time with a unanimous decision victory, in Leeds, England.

The Briton got cards of 100-90, 99-91, and 97-93 after 10 rounds of hard work to dominate the Mexican in a good performance.

Benn made an aggressive fight in which he was in front at all times with long punches and combinations against Granados, who tried to counterattack the regional champion of the pioneer body.

Benn’s volume of blows was high and he slowly punished Granados with power punches, making it clear who was winning the rounds.

It was a test for the Briton as Granados is an experienced fighter who has faced many elite fighters. The 24-year-old boxer looked superior at all times and showed that he is on the rise to achieve his goal of being a world champion in the future.

The undefeated boxer got his 19th victory, while he has knocked out 12 rivals. Granados, for his part, left his record at 21 wins, 9 losses, 3 draws, and 15 KOs.

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4 September 2021

Lara vs. Warrington ends as a technical draw & results from Leeds, UK

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Mauricio Lara vs. Josh Warrington 2 Result

Headingley Rugby League Stadium, Leeds, England 4/9/21

(by Kristian von Sponneck @boxen247)

Mauricio Lara TD2 Josh Warrington

Featherweight

Main Event

Fight Notes: After repeated head-butts from Warrington, a nasty cut opened up on Lara’s eyelid. The doctor advised in-between round 2 and 3 that Lara could not continue, and as 4 rounds had not been completed, the result was a technical draw. If 4 rounds had been completed, it would have gone to the judges scorecards. This was not to be.

Hopefully they can do it for a third bout.

Katie Taylor W PTS UD 10 Jennifer Han
(Undisputed Female Lightweight Titles)

Co-Main Event

10x 2 Minutes

Fight Notes: The bout went the 10 round distance with Taylor winning every round with the score 100-89 x3. Taylor was credited for a knock down in round 8, but on replay you could see Han was off balance with Taylors head coming underneath Han’s shoulder.

It was a frustrating night for Taylor in a scrappy affair with Han making it difficult for Taylor to land clean.

Conor Benn W PTS UD 12 Adrian Granados

WBA Continental Welterweight Title

10x 3 Minutes

Fight Notes: Benn looked much improved in this bout and probably learned more from this than all the others combined. Benn was the stronger, harder puncher and quicker, even though it never looked like he was going to knock out Granados.

At times, it appeared that Granados had more to give, showing glimpses of being able to connect on Benn. He didn’t, and seemed happy to make it through to the final bell.

The judges scores were all in favour of Benn, by scores of 100-90, 99-91 and 97-93.

Maxi Hughes W PTS UD 12 Jovanni Straffon

IBO World Lightweight Title

12x 3 Minutes

Fight Notes: Maxi Hughes put on a boxing display and was punch perfect in beating Straffon. In round 5, Straffon was nearly stopped as Hughes had him going with the referee close to stopping the bout. He got through the crisis but was beaten round after round.

Maxi Hughes is the new IBO world lightweight champion.

Ebanie Bridges W PTS 8 Mailys Gangloff

Bantamweight

8x 2 Minutes

Fight Notes: After Bridges starting well, she lowered her workrate as Gangloff came into the fight. Gangloff seemed to have done enough to win the decision but yet again, another odd decision. Referee Steve Grey’s scorecard was 77-76 in favour of Bridges. The DAZN commentary team had Gangloff the winner as well.

Hopey Price W TKO 2 Zahid Hussain

(IBO International Title)

Super Bantamweight

Fight Notes: Hussain was down at the end of the 1st round and in the 2nd round. Referee waved the fight off at the time of 2:33 of the 2nd round.

Jack Bateson W PTS 6 Felix Garcia

Super Bantamweight

6x 3 Minutes

Fight Notes: The bout went the 6 round distance with Bateson winning on points. Referee Mark Lyson scored the bout 58-56.

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4 September 2021

Conor Benn and Adrian Granados face each other TONIGHT in England

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Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados

Leeds, England 4/9/21

Conor Benn and Adrian Granados cleared the scales in Leeds, England, on Friday and are now ready to enter the ring to fight for the World Boxing Association (WBA) Continental welterweight title TONIGHT!

Benn will be making the fifth defense of his belt against an experienced opponent and the fight is a great test for the 24-year-old British prospect.

Granados wants to prove that he still has the punch to go toe-to-toe with the best. He has faced some great opponents in his career and wants to upset a younger and highly regarded opponent like Benn.

The British fighter is undefeated in 18 fights, with 12 of them by knockout and the Mexican has 21 wins, 8 losses, 3 draws and 15 knockouts.

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3 September 2021

Lara, Warrington, Benn, Granados, Taylor, Han etc weights from Leeds, UK

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Mauricio Lara vs. Josh Warrington 2

Headingley Rugby League Stadium, Leeds, England 4/9/21

Mauricio Lara 125.5 vs. Josh Warrington 125.75

Conor Benn 146.5 vs. Adrian Granados 146.5

Katie Taylor 134.75 vs. Jennifer Han 134.25
(Undisputed female lightweight title)

Jovanni Straffon 134.25 vs. Maxi Hughes 134.25
Ebanie Bridges 118 vs. Mailys Gangloff 116
Hopey Price 121.75 vs. Zahid Hussain 121
Jack Bateson 124 vs. Felix Garcia 123

Conor Benn and Adrian Granados cleared the scales in Leeds, England, on Friday and are now ready to enter the ring to fight for the World Boxing Association (WBA) Continental welterweight title.

Both the champion Benn and Granados weighed in at 146.5 pounds, both under the 147 limit required by the division, and this Saturday they will feature in one of the most interesting fights of the Matchroom Boxing event, in which Katie Taylor will also be defending all her crowns against Jennifer Han.
Benn will be making the fifth defense of his belt against an experienced opponent and the fight is a great test for the 24-year-old British prospect.

The British fighter is undefeated in 18 fights, with 12 of them by knockout and the Mexican has 21 wins, 8 losses, 3 draws and 15 knockouts.

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2 September 2021

Adrian Granados: We’re both planning on putting on a show

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Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados

Emerald Headingley Stadium in Leeds, England 4/9/21

Adrian Granados is determined to prove that he is still a major threat on the world scene by becoming the first man to defeat rising Welterweight star Conor Benn when they collide on the undercard of Mauricio Lara vs. Josh Warrington 2 at Emerald Headingley Stadium in Leeds this Saturday September 4, shown live worldwide on DAZN.

‘El Tigre’, a 33-fight veteran who is no stranger to boxing’s biggest platforms, will finally lock horns with ‘The Destroyer’ in front of 20,000 fans at the home of Leeds Rhinos this weekend after their Fight Camp meeting was quashed by a positive COVID-19 test, and the 32-year-old Mexican American believes he is on another level to the opponents Benn has faced up to this point in his career.

Granados (21-8-3, 15 KOs) is the vastly more experienced fighter having gone the distance with former two-time Welterweight World Champion Shawn Porter and former multi-division World Champion Adrien Broner in losing efforts. Despite having 8 losses on his record, some of which he feels are controversial, the Chicago fighter believes that he still has a World Title shot in him.

“I’ve been chomping at the bit for this fight,” said Granados. “It was frustrating at the time because we were ready to go. I was already in the zone and just ready to fight Conor, but it happened, this is the day and age we live in now where this can happen. I’m still crossing my fingers because we’re not there yet, when the bell goes, I’ll feel a little calmer. It worked out, I got a couple of days off and then flew home. We didn’t even stay for the fights. We flew right home and got back to work.

“It’s fight week, so I think he reignited the flame again, but he’s been pretty quiet the past few weeks. Leading up to the last fight he was very vocal and brash. I think somebody hit him with some peace of mind and he’s tried to go the humble route this time. We all know how Conor Benn is and we know the type of character he is, and it’s starting to come back.

“I’m excited. I accept all challenges. If he thinks that he’s better than me on his worst day, I want his best. Don’t give me your worst, I want the best of Conor Benn so I can beat him straight out. I think I’m better than him. It’s not so much humbling him, it’s more teaching him a lesson. My career has been so up and down, and I’ve been in and out of so many different controversial things. I’m on a mission to prove my point that I’m still one of the best fighters in the world.

“A lot of people are underestimating me. The odds are crazy right now. The way it looks they’re already making plans for him in December against Adrian Broner – somebody who I believe I beat as well. If I beat Conor then I’ll be like, ‘let me get that Broner fight’. Let me get my rematch. If he’s looking past me then let me look past him. If you guys have got future plans for him then I’m going to start making my own plans.

“I don’t have the prettiest record in boxing and usually people are quick to attack me with that. The real diehards hit me with the fact that I’ve been robbed so many times. All three of my draws were clear wins and my losses – I count maybe half of them or three of them. I can’t accept all of those losses that I have. It’s just unfortunate. That’s why I feel boxing is actually killing itself. It turns people off the sport. I’m hoping for a fair shake and that justice is served, and that the best man wins.

“We’re both hot heads – I think him a lot more than I. I’ve got it in me. I’ve got that Mexican style. I’m that type if you hit me, I want to hit you back. It’s going to make for exciting fireworks. I’m excited for this fight, he’s excited for this fight and everyone is excited for this fight. We’re both planning on putting on a show. I just turned 32, I’m a young veteran. I’m a savvy vet and I’ve got a lot of tools in my toolbox. I think I’ve got a lot more to offer in a fight than Conor Benn.”

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31 August 2021

Conor Benn: I let my fists do the talking

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Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados

Emerald Headingley Stadium, Leeds, England 4/9/21

Conor Benn has put his Fight Camp disappointment behind him and is now fully focused on stealing the show when he defends his WBA Continental Welterweight Title against Adrian Granados at Emerald Headingley Stadium in Leeds this Saturday September 4, shown live worldwide on DAZN.

‘The Destroyer’ was set to headline the first Matchroom Fight Camp event last month before a positive COVID-19 test forced the Essex native to pull out of his clash with Mexican-American Granados on the Thursday of fight week.

Benn, a face of the British boxing future, upped his stock in a major way after a first-round destruction of Samuel Vargas in April to improve to 18-0 with 12 knockouts, and the surging 24-year-old knows that another standout victory will push him a step closer to a World Title shot in the 147lbs division.

“I was devastated,” admitted Benn. “I went home half not believing it. We did around eight tests. I was absolutely devastated. I worked extremely hard and had a blinding camp. It honestly pained me so much – I even shed a few tears. I’m going to go through adversity again. It’s just how you react to it. What’s for me won’t pass me, so come September 4 in front of 20,000 I’ll put on a show.

“I was quite worried about long Covid. A few people messaged me saying not to train too hard too soon. When I broke my jaw, and I had my first sparring session back, people were saying, ‘you’re going to be a bit hesitant’, and I thought, ‘no I’m not’. If it goes it goes. If my jaw goes it goes. I’m not going to have that at the back of my head.

“That was my mindset with training. When I was doing my sprints on the steps down at Leigh-on-Sea, how am I hitting my PB after Covid? How am I hitting my PB for a 5 miler? I’m not going to say it’s all been heaven because a lot of people have been affected by COVID, but I’m blessed to have made a full recovery in time for this huge show.

“I don’t have a message for Granados. I don’t. There is nothing to say. I let my fists do the talking. Everything that has been said from both parties has been said now. At the end of the day the promo is done. All that’s left to do now is fight, and come September 4 he is in for one hell of a fight. I know he’s going to bring it – but that gets me going. Let’s have it!

“He’s a tough durable guy, the only person to stop him is Danny Garcia. He won the fight against Adrian Broner. He gave hell to Shawn Porter. He fought Robert Easter Jr. He’s been in with the top boys, but he’s in with another top boy. I just want to fight now. I just want to get in there now.

“Vargas he’s going, ‘well yeah, you’re not Khan, you’re not Vergil Ortiz, you’re not Errol Spence, you’re not Danny Garcia’, nah I’m Conor Benn mate. That’s my approach – if they don’t want to put respect on my name then I’ll make them put respect on my name. At the end of the day I’m up for a hard fight, but I’ve got his number on my worst day.”

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30 July 2021

Can Xu vs. Leigh Wood now headlines Fight Camp this Saturday

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Can Xu vs. Leigh Wood

Fight Camp, Brentwood, Essex, England 31/7/21

Can Xu and Leigh Wood met face to face at a press conference before their WBA featherweight title bout this Saturday at Matchroom Boxing’s Fight Camp in Brentwood, England.

The Chinese native and his British opponent will be in the main fight of the evening after WBA Continental welterweight champion Conor Benn tested positive for Covid-19 and his fight against Adrian Granados was postponed.

Xu and Wood looked quite motivated at the media briefing and talked about what they expect from this fight.

“I’ll be coming home with my belt,” Can Xu assured regarding the black and gold belt. “This is going to be a great fight.”

For his part, Wood talked about the great opportunity ahead of him and what it means to him.

“It’s a dream to be fighting for a world title. I’m 100% sure I can beat Can Xu,” said the veteran in his speech to the media.

Now he only challenges them to step on the scales this Friday, where they must mark 126 pounds to be cleared for the headline bout. Can Xu has 18 wins, 2 losses and 3 knockouts, while Wood has a record of 24 wins, 2 losses and 12 knockouts.

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30 July 2021

Benn vs. Granados postponed – Benn tests positive for COVID-19

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Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados Postponed

Fight Camp, Brentwood, Essex, England 31/7/21

The Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados bout that was scheduled for Saturday 31st on Matchroom Boxing’s Fight Camp week 1, has been postponed with Been testing positive for COVID-19.

The Brit was supposed to defend his World Boxing Association (WBA) continental welterweight crown against the Mexican in Brentwood, England.

The Xu Can vs. Leigh Wood WBA featherweight world title fight will now be the main event with the rest of the card at the time of writing still going ahead.

Most important now is the 24-year-old warrior’s health and a quick and successful recovery for his return to the ring in style.

The fight card is being broadcast on DAZN.

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27 July 2021

Benn has a big challenge with Granados to defend WBA continental belt

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Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados

Matchroom Boxing’s Fight Camp in Brentwood, England 31/7/21

Welterweight prospect Conor Benn will return to the ring next Saturday to defend his World Boxing Association (WBA) continental title against Adrian Granados in the main fight of the first week of Matchroom Boxing’s Fight Camp in Brentwood, England.

Benn is one of the most impressive young talents at 147 pounds and will be making the fifth defense of his continental belt against an experienced opponent like Granados in what will be a good test for the 24-year-old British fighter.

“The Destroyer” has been facing better and better opponents over the years. He has just defeated the experienced Samuel Vargas in his most recent fight and now he will have a challenge against Granados.

The Mexican has faced opponents such as Danny Garcia, Adrien Broner and Shawn Porter. That experience is a card for the 31-year-old fighter, who assured that he will give the surprise against Benn this Saturday.

The Fight Camp has shown the first pictures of what the atmosphere will be like this week, the first of several boxing events. In addition to this fight, WBA featherweight champion Can Xu will also step into the ring to face Leigh Wood, while Anthony Fowler will clash with Rico Mueller in defense of his WBA-International super welterweight crown.

Benn comes in with a record of 18 wins, no losses and 12 knockouts, while Granados has 21 wins, 8 losses, 3 draws and 15 knockouts.

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26 July 2021

Granados promises to humble Benn this Saturday

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Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados

Fight Camp Week 1 in Brentwood, Essex, England 31/7/21

Adrian Granados says he will “humble” Conor Benn when they collide for the WBA Continental Welterweight Title at the top of Fight Camp Week 1 in Brentwood, Essex on Saturday July 31, live worldwide on DAZN.

‘Tigre’, a 33-fight veteran who is no stranger to boxing’s biggest platforms, has gone the distance with former two-time Welterweight World Champion Shawn Porter and former multi-division World Champion Adrien Broner in losing efforts – and the 31-year-old believes he is on another level to the opponents Benn has faced.

Benn produced dominant performances in his last two outings against Sebastian Formella and Samuel Vargas – leading to many in the sport labelling him as one of the new stars of the thriving 147lbs division – and Granados says that he will need to stop the 24-year-old Essex native if he is to come away with a victory.

“I want to beat Conor Benn and get closer towards a World Title shot of my own,” said Granados. “I’m not worried about whatever Conor Benn is saying. He’s saying he’s going to stop me. He’s saying he’s going to do this and do that. You know what? I don’t talk, I just show up, and that’s what I’m going to do.

“Confidence is good. That’s what we all have. I’m a confident fighter. I’m confident in my abilities. I just don’t talk the way he does. Some of the things he said about me, it’s like, ‘alright boy you’re going to find out now’. Don’t be talking all that mess because you’re going to get humbled real quick.

“I’m not anybody else you ever fought. He’s making it seem like he’s going to dismantle me, he’s going to destroy me. It’s like bro, you ain’t nobody. I didn’t even know who he was until recently. I’ve got respect for the Benn name. I respect him because he’s a Benn. It’s from his dad and what his dad has done.

“I’m going to have to stop him because I’m fighting England’s new golden boy in England. I’ve got to stop him. I know everyone was impressed with his fight with Samuel Vargas but he just kind of jumped on Sammy and Sammy wasn’t expecting all that. It was a great win for him, but I’m not Samuel Vargas.

“I kind of see myself as a loveable loser because I just can’t get a decision. I can’t get a win at the big stage. I give hell to whoever I fight. Have they looked at my losses and think I’m the right fight to take? My career could look so much different if the right decisions were made in my fights. I know that I’m going to show the heart that I’ve got and the balls that I’ve got.

“I’ve asked questions of much better fighters than Conor Benn and I’m not coming to the U.K. to make up the numbers. This is a big opportunity for me against a fighter I know they’re hyping to be the next big thing. They’ve made a mistake in picking me. This is a big moment for me and I’m taking it.”

Benn vs. Granados tops a huge night of action as Fight Camp returns with a bang, WBA Featherweight World Champion Xu Can (18-2, 3 KOs) puts his Title on the line against Nottingham’s Leigh Wood (24-2, 14 KOs), Tommy McCarthy (18-2, 9 KOs) and Chris Billam-Smith (12-1, 10 KOs) collide in a massive showdown for the European, British and Commonwealth Cruiserweight Titles, former World Title challenger Avni Yildirim (21-3, 12 KOs) aims to bounce back from his loss to pound-for-pound king Canelo Alvarez when he takes on ‘Little Lever’s Meat Cleaver’ Jack Cullen (19-2-1, 9 KOs), Liverpool Super-Welterweight Anthony Fowler (14-1, 11 KOs) promises to build on his huge third-round knockout win over Jorge Fortea, Manchester Lightweight Campbell Hatton (2-0) continues his young journey in the pro ranks against Jakub Laskowski (4-4-1, 2 KOs) and former amateur star Sandy Ryan makes her highly-anticipated professional debut at Super-Lightweight against Kirstie Bavington (3-1-2, 2 KOs).

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22 July 2021

Conor Benn: Granados can prepare for King Kong, it won’t matter!

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Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados

Fight Camp in Brentwood, Essex, England 31/7/21

Conor Benn is aiming to take another step towards a World Title shot when he puts his WBA Continental Welterweight Title on the line against Adrian Granados at the top of the first week of Matchroom Fight Camp in Brentwood, Essex on Saturday July 31, live worldwide on DAZN.

‘The Destroyer’ lived up to his name last time out in April when he took just 1 minute and 20 seconds to wipe out Samuel Vargas inside the opening round and improve his unblemished record to 18-0 with twelve knockouts, sending out a brutal warning to his Welterweight rivals.

The rapidly improving 24-year-old has promised more fireworks when he meets Mexico’s Granados – a 33-fight veteran who is no stranger to boxing’s biggest platforms having gone the distance with former two-time Welterweight World Champion Shawn Porter and former multi-division World Champion Adrien Broner in losing efforts.

“Last time out – big statement,” said Benn. “Would I have liked to get more rounds in? Of course, but I’m not going to complain about knocking him out in one round! I was straight off to have my Ruby Murray. I’m looking for world honours. I’m knocking on the door for World Titles. For me to be headlining the first Fight Camp show, live on DAZN, is a blessing. Entertainment is what you’ll get from me. Value for money. Expect fireworks every single time I fight. I don’t care who you are, nobody wants to watch a boring fight. I’m here for a good time, not a long time.

“I’m interested to see how much further we can go. Do I believe I can win a World Title? 100%. There will always be critics. There will always be naysayers. It’s impossible for them because that’s their mindset. That’s why they sit on social media projecting their faults. I don’t think anything is impossible. If I wanted to switch and do whatever it is – it could be absolutely anything – I’ll make it successful. It’s not just boxing. It’s my mindset, it’s what I do.

“I’ve had a target on my back ever since I turned pro because my dad is Nigel Benn. It’s as simple as that. ‘The Dark Destroyer’, the legend. People like to call me silver spoon, but I’ve chosen the hardest sport in the world. I don’t have to be here. I have everything to lose. I’m a winner – all round. Of course I want the big fights. I want to be the best fighter in Britain – which I believe I am. The rankings don’t lie and I’m number one.

“We’ve seen all of the Mexicans come over around derail some of the Brits. It’s about time I set the score straight. Granados presents a different struggle. He’s saying he wants to box and all of that. Alright then mate – try me. He can prepare for King Kong, he can prepare for whoever he wants, it doesn’t bother me. Do what you’ve got to do. Do what you want. Prepare how you want. It isn’t going to make any difference come fight night. I’m up for it – more than ever. I’m hungrier now more than ever, and if he thinks I’m going to let him get in the way of me getting my World Title he’s got another thing coming that’s for sure.”

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15 June 2021

Conor Benn & Shannon Courtenay to open Matchroom Fight Camp July 31

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Conor Benn vs. Adrian Granados

Matchroom Boxing Fight Camp 31/7/21

Matchroom Boxing announced the first dates for the second edition of its Fight Camp. The first of them will take place on July 31st and will have the World Boxing Association (WBA) Continental Welterweight Champion, Conor Benn, defending his crown against Adrian Granados, in addition to the appearance of WBA Bantamweight champion Shannon Courtenay.

The Fight Camp consists of several events that take place at the British promoter’s mansion in Brentwood, and its first edition was in 2020 when the activity was resumed after the pause due to the pandemic.

Now, in its second edition, there will be good names and great bouts just like the main fight of the first date. Benn is one of the most important young welterweight fighters. With only 24 years of age, he is already continental champion and will make the fifth defense of his belt. He has faced and defeated experienced opponents in a convincing way.

His intention is to get a chance against the big names of the division in the short term but first he will have to beat Granados, a tough opponent with the blood of a Mexican warrior, who has already fought Adrien Broner, Shawn Porter, Danny Garcia, and Robert Easter Jr., which gives him a very interesting experience.

For her part, Courtenay will make the first defense of the belt she won last April 10th against Australian Ebanie Bridges. The 27-year-old British champion’s next opponent will be announced in the coming days.

The WBA expects this edition of Fight Camp to be equal or better than the last one in terms of quality fights and good entertainment for the sport fans.

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1 May 2021

Andy Ruiz vs. Chris Arreola Fight Card Weights From California

Boxen247.com Fight Weights Abel Ramos, Adrian Granados, Andy Ruiz, Anthony Garnica, Carlos Negron, Chris Arreola, Eduardo Ramirez, Erislandy Lara, Fernando Molina, Isaac Avelar, Javier Molina, Jesse Bazzi, Jesus Ramos, Jorge Cota, Jose Luis Sanchez, Omar Figueroa Jr., Prisco Marquez, Ruiz Jr vs. Arreola, Scott Alexander, Sebastian Fundora, Thomas LaManna 0

Andy Ruiz vs. Chris Arreola Fight Card Weights From California | Boxen247.com

Andy Ruiz Jr vs. Chris Arreola

Dignity Health Sports Park, Carson, California

Tomorrow night, former heavyweight champion Andy Ruiz, will face veteran Chris Arreola, in the main event of the Pay Per View card of Fox Sports, from Dignity Health Sports Park in Carson, California.

In another big fight, Mexican Jorge “Demonio” Cota takes on American Sebastián Fundora in a super welterweight semi-final elimination bout endorsed by the World Boxing Council.

This is the result of the weigh-ins:

Andy Ruiz 256 vs. Chris Arreola 228.6

Omar Figueroa Jr. 146.4 vs. Abel Ramos 146.6

Sebastian Fundora 152.75 vs. Jorge Cota 153.5

Jesus Ramos 150 vs. Javier Molina 149.25

Erislandy Lara 159.4 vs. Thomas LaManna 159

(WBA Middleweight Title)

Eduardo Ramirez 125.4 vs. Isaac Avelar 125

(WBA Interim Featherweight Title)

Adrian Granados 146.6 vs. Jose Luis Sanchez 146.2

Carlos Negron 235.8 vs. Scott Alexander 235

Fernando Molina 133.6 vs. Prisco Marquez 135

Anthony Garnica 125.2 vs. Jesse Bazzi 126.4

Weigh-in COMPLETE! ✅

⚖️: 256 lbs @Andy_destroyer1
⚖️: 228.5 lbs @nightmareboxing #RuizArreola | TOMORROW | Preorder PPV Now: https://t.co/yaVe8Z8598 pic.twitter.com/ATmTvohrFn

— FOX Sports: PBC (@PBConFOX) April 30, 2021

.@SebastianFundo1: 152.75 lbs
Jorge Cota: 153.5 lbs#FundoraCota Undercard Fight | TOMORROW | Buy #RuizArreola PPV: https://t.co/yaVe8Z8598 pic.twitter.com/M84xrrFA1X

— FOX Sports: PBC (@PBConFOX) April 30, 2021

Event Notes: TGB Promotions promote, PPV TV/Broadcast.

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