Anselmo Moreno vs. William Urina & Oscar Escandon vs. Nehomar Cermeno RBR

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In progress:

Azael Cosio vs. Devis Caceres, 8 rounds @ welterweight


...halfway through.


Apparently TV Max began their broadcast much earlier than expected. I was going by the scheduled broadcast start time for TyC Sport who are broadcasting this in Argentina from 10pm EST.

I searched high and low for information on when TV Max was starting the Noche De Campeones show and could find nothing (their website is very poorly administrated) so assumed it was the same time as TyC Sports. :twisted: I might have planned my night differently knowing they would be on so much earlier instead.

 

You have to push play.

 

:yep Reloading the page should work, if you are getting nothing. Sometimes it does get stuck.

 

This was apparently scheduled for the vacant WBC Latino welterweight title, listed on Boxrec as being a 10-rounder.

Where it's now an 8-rounder per the round-clock graphic...I wonder if they changed it for time constraints to fit the card's TV slot and thus nixed it being for a title, or the other way around (it became ineligible to have the Latino title at stake, thus reduced to an eight-rounder).

...or is it somehow on the line anyway? :blood

Even minor baubles usually have 10 as their minimum "championship" distance...

 

Casio (in the red satin trunks) is having a hard time keeping up with the movement of the younger Caceres.

He is spinning and whiffing, getting beaten to the punch.

He shouldn't quit his very lucrative day job of mass-production watchmaking.

 

It might have been nice of the ****s to put that anywhere on their website beforehand.

 

Official cards:

? (77-75 I think(
77-75
78-74

UD for Devis "El Felino" Casseres

 

Per TV Max, "the Cat" spells his last name with the double S instead of the C listed on Boxrec. (Caceres)

 

Alright, so with Casseres' victory Team Panama and Team Colombia are deadlocked at 2-2 on the night down in Megapolis Convention Center...

(Panama's former light fly legend Roberto "The Spider" Vasquez was upset by Colombian journeyman Walberto Ramos in a previous 8-rounder)

The upcoming women's match features a Colombian versus a Venezuelan - and the co-feature pits the Colombian prospect Oscar Escandon against the Venezuelan-born former interim champ Nehomar Cermeno who now makes Panama his adopted home...

The main event - if we disqualify Cermeno from counting as Panamanian - will be a tiebreaker, but Team Colombia has a chance to still have a successful overall event in the upcoming pair regardless of the main event outcome.