ProBox TV returns next Wednesday (Oct 4) with two-time world title challenger Pablo Cesar Cano (34-8-1, 24 KOs) locking horns with Zachary Ochoa (21-3, 7 KOs) in the main event from Plant City, Florida. The pair collide in the super lightweight division over ten rounds. The 33-year-old Cano owns a 2019 KO1 win over possible future Hall of Famer Jorge Linares.
The chief support will bring a ten round clash between unbeaten lightweights Omar Salcido Gamez (17-0, 12 KOs) and Jose Nunez (15-0-2, 7 KOs).
6’3 super featherweight Oscar Alvarez (9-1, 7 KOs) meets Jose Arellano (10-1, 6 KOs) as both look to get back to winning ways after both suffering career first losses in an eight-rounder. The 20-year-old Alvarez claims an incredible 665-12 amateur record.
Also lightweight KO artist Trevor Thonson (8-0, 8 KOs) takes on Willie Shaw (14-5, 10 KOs) over six rounds at lightweight, and De Von Williams (3-0, 3 KOs) meets Nelson Morales (4-9, 1 KOs) at a 143-pound contracted weight.
Wow 665-12 amateur record at 20 ?! How is it possible ?
It’s not. Watch him fight. No way he’s had even 100 amateur bouts.
I’ve seen him fight now maybe 3-4 times, Regis…. it does not look like he had even 20 amateur fights.
How about Oscar “665-12” Alvarez. I only remember who he is when they mention his amateur record.
They could call him “665”. He could get tattoos!
Seriously, if I was his manager, I’m doing everything in my power to distance him from that record. He’ll be 30 years old and fighting and people will STILL be bringing it up.
…they’d probably just stitch “665” on the ass part of his trunks, or they could just come clean and put “20” on there instead, which as you pointed out, is probably closer to the real number.
Damn Cano still fighting, and at his normal weight class I see. Tough and dangerous SOB is Cano.