In undercard action from the PBC card at Los Angeles' Staples Center, a ten-round lightweight showdown saw Austin Dulay (14-2, 10 KOs) earn a wide unanimous decision over Jose Luis Gallegos (19-10, 14 KOs). Representing his hometown of Nashville, Tennessee, the southpaw Dulay used his superior skills, speed and work rate to control most of the action, but Gallegos never made it easy. Using strong straight left hands and uppercuts, the 25 year-old Dulay was able to stifle the pressuring style of Gallegos and outwork him in the exchanges. Gallegos was never able to solve Dulay's quick pot shots from the outside. As is customary when an orthodox fighter faces a southpaw the fight featured several unintentional headbutts. The one-sided scores were 100-90 (twice) and 99-91 for Dulay.

 

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In a six-round lightweight fight, 18 year-old Fernando Molina (3-0, 2 KOs) won his United States debut by taking a unanimous decision over Jose Zaragoza (5-3-1, 2 KOs). A decorated amateur, Molina showed good punching power by dropping Zaragoza with a perfectly timed right uppercut in round two and then cruised the rest of the way for the comfortable points win. The 32 year-old Zaragoza had his occasional moments, but didn't have the tools to match the speed and ring savvy of Molina. Through the six rounds, Molina threw 370 punches and landed 107. Zaragoza threw 377 and landed 61. All three judges scored it 60-53.

 

Houston's Oscar Perez (2-0, 1 KO) scored a first round knockout over Porterville, California's Christian Marron (0-1) 1:24 into their welterweight clash. source for all results: pbc press release