Pablo César Cano García vs. Daniel Sánchez Biviesca & Bryan Flores vs. Hernán Leandro Carrizo RBR

"El Demoledor" still looks dangerous at 35, despite lots of miles on the odometer and having a style that you'd forgive him being long since made shot by. Not sure he's a real presence at 147lb as far as being a threat for the Barrios-Pacquiao winner (WBC title) or Norman-Sasaki winner (WBO), let alone the partially unified champ Jaron Ennis (WBA, IBF, Ring Magazine) - but he's a hard night at the office for almost anybody else in the division.

 

They hug and touch gloves before round eight.

 

Riaño has it all Cano, 70-63.

Sánchez is clearly here with the intent to go rounds and lose on his terms - by decision.

 

Audience losing their minds over Cano (Tlalnepantla's own)

 

Shutout for PCC, who tires appreciably in the final ninety seconds after spending 7.5 rounds coming forward hurling the kitchen sink.

 

Official cards:

80-72
78-72
missed the third set

UD for Cano

 

Bryan "El Chillón Destructor" Mercado Vázquez (super bantam, of Mexico City - not to be confused with Costa Rican super featherweight & lightweight contender Bryan "El Tiquito" Vázquez) scored an impressive left upper-hook KO against Argentinian journeyman Nicolás Emiliano Paz in the main televised card's opening bout.