Ronny Rios (17-0, 8 KO's) scores an imposing fourth round stoppage against a game Jeremy McLaurin in the main event of tonight’s Telefutura’s Solo Boxeo broadcast. Golden Boy Promotions hosted the exciting fight card at the Phoenix Club in Anaheim, CA.

Santa Ana’s Ronny Rios, 22, began by working off his stick. The partisan fighter found success with looping right hooks in rounds number one and two. Jeremy McLaurin’s size advantage seemed to pose a challenge for Rios – hence the looping right hooks.

Rios later went on to state that his adversary’s size did not pose a problem because McLaurin was not really using his height to his advantage in a post fight interview.

The young partisan fighter ensued to land several lopping rights hooks followed by punishing body work in round number four. Highly reputed referee Raul Caiz was forced to stop the bout at the 2:31 mark of the same round as Ronny Rios’ onslaughts were met with no defensive response from his counterpart.

“There is no cooking, like home cooking,” said Ronny Rios after his exciting win only 10 miles away from his hometown of Santa Ana, CA.


Alejandro Perez Scores TKO

In the co-featured bout, Alejandro Perez (16-3-1, 11 KO's) scored a scintillating eighth round TKO against the flashy Derrick Wilson (9-3-2, 5 KO's). The featherweight bout was called 27 seconds into the culminating round.

Florida’s Derrick Wilson began the fight strong by unleashing several precise left hooks. Wilson was all but dominating the scrap until he was sent to the canvas by one of Alejandro Perez’s left hooks. Wilson went on to recover and win the following round. Albeit, he once again found the canvas after absorbing another left hook on behalf of his counterpart.

Salina’s Alejandro Pereez momentum carried him onto the succeeding round were he connected with a right hook and once again scored a knock down. Derrick Wilson was able to survive his third trip to the canvas and went on to control the sixth round with some vivid right hooks. The action seeped into the following round with both fighters engaging in some crowd-pleasing exchanges.

The opening televised bout came to a halt in the final round after Alejandro Pereez connected with a vicious right hook that forced referee Ray Corona to halt the bout in the eight and final round.


Julian Ramirez Wins In Debut

Debutant Julian Ramirez (1-0, 1 KO's) wins first professional bout by stopping fellow debutant Javier Damian 2:26 into round number one. The televised wing bout was a scheduled four round featherweight scrap.


Luis Mora Remains Unbeaten

Luis Mora (2-0-1, 1 KO) earns a unanimous decision victory against Ricardo Malfavon (2-8-1, 2 KO's) in a four round welterweight. All three judges ringside scored the bout 40-36 in favor of East L.A’s Mora.


Jose Sanchez Pleases Home Crowd

Jose Sanchez (7-2, 4 KO's) scores a first round TKO against Mexico’s Manuel Sarabia (16-34-10, 10 KO's) in the opening bout of the card. The partisan fighter scored two notable knockdowns on his way stoppage victory.