On Saturday, September 5th, Toscano Promotions presents pro boxing at the Historic Jai Alai Palace in Tijuana, Mexico. The show be will streamed live all over the world on bestinboxing.com. The first four fights on the undercard will be shown for free, with the main card available of pay-per-stream purchase for $10. In the eight-round, flyweight main event, Angel Ramos (24-1-2 with 17 KOs) will take on Jorge Villalobos (10-0-3 with 6 KOs). In the six-round co-feature, Stockton, California's Manuel Jaimes (9-0 with 8 KOs) will battle Francisco Rubio (9-1-1 with 7 KOs) in a six-round lightweight bout.
The 26 year-old Ramos is an eight-year pro who was undefeated in his first 15 fights, which was highlighted by a win over Samuel Ramos (5-1). Since suffering his lone setback, Ramos has been undefeated over nine contests with wins over Julian Yedras (24-5) Angel Guvara, a fifth-round stoppage on November 30th in his hometown of Ensenada.
Villalobos is a 20 year-old native of Guadalajara, Mexico who is coming off a six-round unanimous decision win over Angel Castillo on December 20th.
Jaimes, age 20, is coming off a third-round stoppage over Lorenzo Antonio Juarez (5-0) on June 26th in Tijuana. Jaimes, who is an action fighter, is a machinist in the ring, grinding his opponents down.
Rubio is a capable 32 year-old from Tijuana who has a first-round stoppage over previously undefeated Dorian Tavizon (4-0). Rubio will be looking to rebound from his first pro defeat.
UNDERCARD
In a six-round bout on the main card, Giovannie Gonzalez (10-5, 8 KOs) of Stockton, California battles undefeated Brandon Cortez (5-0, 4 KOs) of Tijuana, Mexico in a lightweight fight. Gonzalez is known for his huge heart, and his crowd pleasing style...
In a four-round bout on the main card, Wade Jones III (4-0, 2 KOs) of Stockton, California will take on an opponent to be named in a lightweight fight...
On the free undercard, Sergio Perez (2-0, 2 KOs) takes on Noe Ontiveros (6-0, 4 KOs) of Tijuana in a six-round fight featuring undefeated local lightweights...
Jose Alvarado (6-0, 4 KOs) of Ensenada, Mexico fights Daniel Acosta (8-1, 5 KOs) of Guadalajara, Mexico in a six-round lightweight tussle. Alvarado was a five-time Mexican National champion, who compiled a 125-10 amateur record...
Elvis Bravo Salazar (9-2, 6 KO) of Tuxpan, Mexico will take on an opponent to be named in a six-round middleweight bout.
The free undercard will be hosted by Emmy-Award winner Courtney Perna, and can be seen on Fight Hub TV on You Tube, Abrams Boxing on Youtube, Best in Boxing on Facebook; Best in Boxing on Youtube ; Global Sports Streaming on Periscope / Twitter as well as globalsportsstreaming.com and bestinboxing.com.
"I am very excited to be putting this event on. This is an opportunity to do a few things all at once and that is to keep fighters busy, put them in competitive bouts, and introduce some stars of the future. With Best In Boxing, we can showcase our fighters around the world and when you look at the matchups for September 5th, you can see how competitive and entertaining these fights will be," said Jorge Toscano of Toscano Promotions.
"We are working with promoters to assure top quality and exciting fights that fight fans are looking for," said Armando Bereno of Global Sports Streaming. "Getting to know, and working with Toscano Boxing Promotions has been like a breath of fresh air. They believe 100% in bringing entertaining competitive fights to fight fans and they live by that every fight card. Jorge Toscano's number one goal is to develop top-level fighters while bringing action fights to the fight fans. Jorge is a fan first and so he wants to deliver fights that he wants to watch. I talked to a lot of promoters about how they could make money in this new pandemic environment and it was clear we had to go to a pay-per-view model to keep relevant. The business of boxing requires smaller promoters to make money off of their live gate and without that they have a choice to not do shows or go online with their product. Here at GSS, we stepped up to bring the service of pay per view to promoters. We believe that fight fans will pay to support their fighters if we create entertaining shows for them. Toscano already produced great fights before the pandemic and so PPV is just an extension of what they already do."More bouts will be announced.
