Though many memorable moments remain from last Saturday's shocking result at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, one of those moments that stuck with me late into the following week about Josesito Lopez was simply him making his ringwalk. Emblazoned on the right breast of his jacket was a large logo: Thompson Boxing. Josesito Lopez was the first fighter Thompson Boxing signed to a contract in 2004. Though they cut the opening day ribbon on their company in 2000, Lopez was the first fighter to sign an exclusive deal to be promoted by the Orange County-based outfit. Both promoter and fighter have ridden through their fair share of bumps in the road, but Lopez's upset win this past Saturday over Victor Ortiz was an unquestionable high point. It ranks up there. We've had a good history with some of our fighters over the years. I think this one was sweet because of the magnitude of the show, Thompson Boxing general manager Alex Camponovo said to TQBR on Wednesday afternoon. This one ranks up there because we have a sweet spot in our hearts for Josesito because he is the first fighter we signed back in 2004. We've had a long road up until this point. Some inactivity, some injuries -- he wasn't as focused then as he is now in his career. He was a young man trying to find his way and mature. This has been a great moment because of the fact we've had him since the beginning of his career.