Gilberto Ramírez Sánchez vs. Sullivan Barrera & Joseph Pedroza Díaz vs. Javier Fortuna Francisco RBR

Top of the hour.

(eight-bout prelim stream begins from noon Pacific/3pm EST on the Golden Boy page on Facebook; main card on DAZN is a quadruple-header from 6pm Los Angeles time/9pm EST)

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...how's that for a clarion roll-call?

 

Prelim streams will be here starting in about 23 minutes:

https://www.facebook.com/goldenboy/

The prelims' "main event" will be Naoko Fujioka vs. Sulem Urbina Ochoa for the WBA flyweight women's title (Fujioka's third defense).

 

If everyone on the main card goes the distance we're looking at 22 rounds for the men (x4 minutes...three per round, one for the breaks) and 10 for the ladies (x3). 88+30 = two hours from the DAZN start time, but of course tack on time for ring walks, intros, and some yakking in between. Call that periphery another 30/45min. I reckon near midnight (5am GMT) for the light heavies to come out ...provided no stoppages to hurry things along.

 

First bell soon:

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Gregory Xavier Morales vs. Rodrigo Guerrero, 6 rounds @ featherweight

 

Can't say I'm familiar with the lad, but am quite so with his opponent. El Gatito is a tough and tricky Mexican southpaw ...or rather, that described him my first time seeing him nearly a dozen years ago challenging Vic Darchinyan. He actually kept grinding and overachieved somewhat to become a world champ the very next year, in 2011...albeit under kind of flukey paper titlist circumstances (he took a technical decision off a headbutt in a contest for a vacant belt, which he promptly hot-potatoed in his first defense). On a several loss streak now going back a few years. Can't believe Guerrero is only 33!

 

So long story medium-long, with all due respect to your boy @greynotsoold, I'm rooting for Rodrigo both for old time's sake and because who doesn't love an underdog?