Ronny Alvarez TKO6 Braulio Matias Ferreira... Fighting in six rounder at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas, super middleweight Ronny Alvarez (6-0, 5 KOs) scored a sixth-round TKO over Braulio Matias Ferreira (7-3 with 2 KOs) in a six-round contest on the undercard of a Matchroom Boxing show.  The southpaw Alvarez believes his time is coming—and he’s determined to seize it. “I want to be one of the faces of my division. I’m young, hungry, and I’m learning every fight. This is just the beginning of what I plan to show. This win tells me I’m on the right path. Every fight is a step closer to where I want to be, and I’m grateful for these opportunities.” With confidence high, Alvarez voiced a desire to stay active. “I want to get right back in there,” he concluded. “I feel great, and I want to keep building. The more eyes on me, the better.”

 

Kaipo Gallegos TKO3 Wilson Akinocho... On the same show, local lightweight Kaipo Gallegos (11-0-1, 9 KOs) stopped Wilson Akinocho (3-1) in the third round.  Gallegos reflected on the performance that brought the hometown crowd to its feet. “This is exactly how I wanted to look,” said Gallegos on scoring a TKO with an electrifying performance as he spoke with confidence and hunger. “I felt sharp, calm, and in control from the opening bell. When I saw the opening, I jumped on it. I want fans to expect excitement every time I step in the ring.” The young lightweight has long spoken about his ambition to reach the sport’s elite, and Saturday night felt like a step closer. “I dream big because I work big,” he continued about his dreams of becoming the next big star in the division. “I want to be a world champion, and I want to be a name fans remember. Nights like this are how that journey really starts.” Gallegos also acknowledged the importance of the moment in the bigger picture on what this win did for his career. “This win gives me momentum and confidence. Being on a stage like this shows me I belong here. I’m ready for tougher challenges. I want to be back as soon as possible. The more I fight, the better I get. I’m healthy, motivated, and ready whenever my team says go.”

 

Boxlab Promotions President Amaury Piedra believes the future is extremely bright for both fighters. “Kaipo and Ronny represent the new generation of boxing talent,” said Piedra. “They combine discipline, intelligence, and genuine passion for the sport. Their performances on Saturday were not accidents, they are the result of thoughtful development and commitment. I firmly believe both have the tools to become major stars in boxing.”