Lujan out works Jose Luis Castillo

By Marc Abrams

Sebastian Lujan was relentless with activity and may have ended the career of former two-time lightweight champion Jose Luis Castillo by scoring a ten round unanimous decision in a welterweight bout at the Sycuan Casino in El Cajon, California.

Lujan threw punches in bunches to put it mildly as the punch stats read Lujan landing 387 od 1208 punches while Castillo could must just 154 of 530.

Neither fighter was hurt by Lujan landed big right hands in round eight plus a big flurry in round ten as Castillo bled from the nose and mouth.

Lujan, 146 1/2 of Argentina won by scores of 99-91, 99-91 and 98-92 to raise his record to 30-5-2. Castillo, 146 1/2 lbs of Mexico intimated that if he lost this fight he would retire and if he holds true to his word he will end with a ledger that reads 56-9-1.

Luis Carlos Abregu dominated Thomas Davis and scored a second round knockout in a scheduled eight round welterweight bout.

Abregu landed many right hands on Davis, who took the fight on three days notice and did not look like he was mentally into the fight. Abregu landed a huge right to drop Davis with just seconds left in the first round. In round two, Abregu landed a big left that sent Davis to the canvas just seconds into the round. Davis looked like he did not want to fight but took a few more shots before his corner ended the bout at fifty-eight seconds into round two.

Abregu, 147 lbs of Salta, Argentina is now 23-0 with twenty knockouts. Davis, 146 1/2 lbs of Knoxville, Tennessee is now 12-8-2.

Luis Ramos battered and beat up Omar Dominguez up over five rounds to score a stoppage after round five of a scheduled six round Lightweight bout.

Ramos scored well and won the first four round until he unleashed a flurry of punches that was culminated with a straight left hand Midway through the fifth stanza. Ramos was all over Dominguez and Dominguez took a knee in the corner but survived the round. Dominguez corner pulled the plug on the fight and stopped it in between rounds.

Ramos, 135 lbs of Santa Ana, California is now 6-0 with four knockouts. Dominguez, 134 1/2 lbs is now 5-2.

Carlos Molina scored a second round stoppage over Ramon Flores in a scheduled four round Lightweight bout.

Molina landed a short left followed by an overhand right that sent Flores to the canvas and the fight was stopped after Flores corner threw in the towel at 2:47 of round two.

Molina, 136 lbs of Commerce, California is 4-0 with one knockouts. Flores, 134 1/2 lbs of Guadalajara, Mexico is now 2-2-1.