Former world title challenger Martin Honorio scored an easy unanimous decision over undefeated Wilton Hilario in a twelve round Super Featherweight bout at The Pechanga Hotel and Resort in Temecula, California.
Honorio dominated as it was easy pickings being that Hilario would come straight in without the showing of any type pf jab so Honorio was able to landed two and three punches to a squared up Hilario.
In round six, Honorio scored two big knockdowns from a hard right-left combination. With Hilario hurt, Honorio landed a similar blistering combination.
Honorio cruised down the stretch as Hilario gave little resistance even though he continued to come forward.
Honorio, 129 lbs of Mexico City won by scores of 120-106; 119-107; 119-107 and is now 28-4-1. Hilario, 128 1/2 lbs of Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic is now 12-1-1
Rico Ramos remained undefeated with a third round stoppage over former three-time world title challenger Cecilio Santos in a Super Bantamweight bout scheduled for eight rounds.
Ramos dominated the action as he scored hard with the left hand in round one. In round four, Ramos landed a perfect left hook to the body that caused a delayed reaction before Santos went down to both knees and took referee David Mendoza’s count of ten at 1:19 of round four.
Ramos, 123 1/2 lbs of Los Angeles is now 15-0 with nine knockouts. Santos, 122 1/4 lbs of Mexico City is now 24-13-3.
Michael Dallas Jr. scored a first round knockout over Fabian Luque at the end of round one of a scheduled four round Welterweight bout.
Dallas stepped to the side and landed a big right hand that sent Luque to the canvas. Luque got to his feet but very unsteady and referee James Jen Kin stopped the fight at 2:58 of round one.
Dallas Jr., 144 lbs of Bakersfield, CA is now 12-0-1 with three knockouts. Luque, 144 lbs of Los Mochis, Mexico is now 21-10-4.
