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• Egidijus Kavaliuskas 146.8 lbs – vs. – Juan Carlos Abreu 146.6 lbs
(NABF Welterweight Title – 10 Rounds)

• Gabe Flores Jr. 131.6 lbs – vs. – James De Herrera 131.2 lbs
(Lightweight – 6 Rounds)

• Andy Vences 129.4 lbs – vs. – Frank De Alba 129.8 lbs
(WBC Continental Americas Super Featherweight Title – 10 Rounds)

• Andy Ruiz 252.2 lbs – vs. – Kevin Johnson 257.4 lbs
(Heavyweight – 10/8 Rounds)

• Joseph Adorno 131.8 lbs – vs. – Guadalupe De León 130 lbs
(Super Featherweight – 6 Rounds)

• Rubén Rodríguez 140.6 lbs – vs. – Richard Howell 140.8 lbs
(Super Lightweight – 4 Rounds)

• Ivan Martino 120.8 lbs – vs. – Santos Ortega 122 lbs
(Super Bantamweight – 4 Rounds)

• Manuel Manzo 119.8 lbs – vs. – Sergio Lopez 117.2 lbs
(Super Bantamweight – 4 Rounds)

Kavaliauskas-Abreu and Vences-DeAlba will be televised live on ESPN and ESPN Deportes beginning at 9:30 p.m. ET. The entire undercard will be shown on ESPN+ beginning at 6:30 p.m. ET.

Promoted by Top Rank, in association with Star Boxing and Murphys Boxing, tickets to this world championship event, priced at $150 (floor), 90, $60, $35, $20, and $10, plus applicable fees, are ON SALE NOW and can be purchased online at ticketmaster.com, charge by phone at 800-745-3000, or at the Save Mart Center box office. For more information and box office hours, visit www.savemartcenter.com.

About ESPN+
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