CES Boxing brings the sport back to Micky Ward country on Saturday, September 6th at Lowell, Massachusetts' Memorial Auditorium. Tickets are available at CES Fights or the Lowell Memorial Auditorium website.  In the co-feature, featherweight “King” Kevin Walsh (17-0, 9 KOs) puts his unbeaten record on the line against seasoned Dominican challenger Angel “El Gato” Luna (19-16-1). Over the past year, Walsh has earned wins over New England rivals Irvin Gonzalez, Ricky de los Santos, and Tremaine Williams.  The card also features the return of CES’ newest knockout artist, Jaydell “The Pazmanian Devil” Pazmino (7-0, 7 KOs). The 24-year-old Londonderry, NH native has finished every opponent to date and makes his third appearance of 2025 against rugged Nicaraguan Giovanni Gutierrez (11-14-1).

 

The main event features New Hampshire junior middleweight Michael “The Blessed Southpaw” Fontanez (12-0, 8 KOs) against an opponent to be determined.  “Salsa Mike” has steadily raised his level of competition since signing with CES Boxing, knocking out Bruno Romay in October 2024, then stopping Ray Oliveira Jr. in February before halting Noah Kidd at Lowell Memorial Auditorium in June. 

 

Lowell’s own Jayson Colon (1-0, 1 KO) will look to impress his hometown crowd when he battles Winchester’s Jhony Rodrigo Dos Santos (0-2-1) in a middleweight showdown.

 

The undercard is stacked with three professional debuts: Mike Gaudreau (Fall River, MA) vs. Dmitri Glenn (OH) – super bantamweights; Cian Duggan (Cork, Ireland) vs. Steven Farrar (Natick, MA) – welterweights; and Christian Moura (Nashua, NH) vs. Sirdarious Smith (Forrest City, AR) – super bantamweights.

 

“Lowell has always been one of boxing’s great fight cities, and we’re proud to bring Mill City Mayhem back with another incredible lineup,” said CES Boxing Founder Jimmy Burchfield Sr. “From undefeated prospects chasing world titles to exciting local talent making their professional debuts, September 6th will be a night to remember.”

 

Before the first pro bout begins, fans will get a glimpse of the future as the best amateurs in New England slug it out in the Jimmy Burchfield Classic Invitational amateur showcase.