Emanuel Navarrete vs. Charly Suarez headers on Saturday, May 10, live from Pechanga Arena San Diego. The main card starts at 22:00 et / 19:00 PT at ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+, and Undercard starts at 17:30 et / 14:30 PT on ESPN+. Tickets now available at axs.com.

Where to watch

Stream: Live ESPN, ESPN Deportes, ESPN+
Global access: ESPN application, ESPN+application, browser, clever tv
Subscription: Required – Visit espnplus.com/toprank

Starting times

The main card begins:

• 22:00 and

• 19:00 Fri

• 3:00 BST (Sunday)

• 4:00 cest (Sunday)

Undercard (ESPN+):

• 17:30

• 14:30 pt

• 22:30 BST

• 23:30 CEST

Main event – Navarrete vs. Suarez (WBO Junior Lightweight World Title)

Emanuel Navarrete

“My performance against Oscar Valdez showed that I am 100 percent. We are prepared for a great fight because Suarez comes to my title.”
“We know what happened last time in San Diego. We got lost at the age of 135, but I’m ready to defend ourselves at 130 and show people that I returned to the right track.”
“We’ll see if I stay at the age of 130 or move again.”

Charly Suarez

“I prayed for this fight, and now it is here. I will not lose.”
“I bring all my amateur experience. This is my world title and I am ready to represent the Philippines.”
“Filipinos and Mexicans always play great fights.”

Co-fulling-mathla vs. Abdullaev (IBF ephemeral featherlight title of the world champion)

Raymond Muratalla

“I am ready to shine. We know that Abdullaev is arduous, but I put on a job.”
“It would be huge for my family and band,” I dreamed about it since I was a child. “

Zaur Abdullaev

“I am glad that I returned to the USA after five years. I am ready to become the world champion.”
“Muratalla is a very good warrior, but I’m ready to overcome this challenge.”

Undercard – fighter quotes

Andres Cortes

“There are levels in this. I’m at the top.”
“I dream about it every night. Put me on a knockout.”

Full combat card

• Emanuel Navarrete vs. Charly Suarez – WBO Junior Lightweight World Title

• Raymond Muratalla vs. Zaur Abdullaev – IBF ephemeral featherlight title of the world champion

• Andres Cortes vs. Salvador Jimenez – Junior Lightweight, 10 rounds

• Giovani Santillan vs. Angel Beltran – Valler’s scale, 10 rounds

• Perla basaldua vs. Mona Ward – weight Junior Bantamweight, 4 rounds

Information about the event

Date: Saturday, May 10, 2025
Premises: San Diego Pechanga
Program: Live on ESPN, ESPN Deportes, ESPN+
Main card: 22:00 et / 19:00 Fri
Undercard: 17:30 ET / 14:30 PT
Tickets: On sale at axs.com

Why watch?

Because Navarrete has unfinished interests in San Diego, and Suarez does not fly in the middle of the world to lie down.

Because Muratalla and Abdullaev chas their first world title – and none of them plan to play safely.

Because Cortes calls his shot, and Santillan represents his hometown in an indefinite card.

Because if you love the war between Mexico and the Philippines, you already know what is coming.

Bruce Carrington chooses Terence Crawford to “convincingly” Canelo Alvarez on September 12. An entrepreneur of a featherweight, Carrington, notes that the undisputed super middle WWWeight Canelo (63-2-2, 39 KO) has “Free feet” Historically, he did not cope well against “Movers”, which he is not to hit. He indicates that the low level of 152 Alvareza against the IBF champion 168-LB William Scull on last Saturday is an example of his helplessness towards fighters who move.

Hiding the defect

Carrington says that when Canelo fought with the mobile Cuban Erislanda Lara and Floyd Mayweather Jr. Earlier in his career over ten years ago he had snail-paced feet. It was worse when it aged. Bruce does not think that Crawford (41-0, 31 KO) is moving to the extent in which Scull did, but he will do enough to leave Alvarez on a few opportunities to land his great arrows of power.

Carrington states that Canelo was able to Hide your disadvantage of snail-paced feet Choosing opponents who moved little. The only fighters he fought during his mobility career were Mayweather, Erisland, Scull and Dmitry Bivol. Alvarez probably lost to three of these four. Even the Scull fight was in the reality closely, and some believe that the Cuban deserved to win.

“Crawford all the way. He appears every time when it comes to great fights. I feel that he really intends to refine the game plan about what to do to beat Canelo,” said Bruce Carrington Boxing fansAnalyzing the fight Canelo Alvarez vs. Terenka Crawford on September 12.

Why Crawford will beat Canelo

• Alvarez’s physical fall: the last two performances against Scull and Edgar Berlanga showed that the result, endurance and power of Canelo have dropped. He is now a three -leaf warrior.
• The highest skills of Terence: JAB, Ruch and IQ Crawford are at a better level than Canelo. The Mexican star is just a constrained anti -tap, which loads on individual arrows.
• Crawford’s movement and range: Crawford’s leg work is much better than a low, low -like Canelo leg, which fights, as if moving a dice in mud.
• Better coaching: Crawford’s coach, Bomac, is the best in creating game plans. Crawford’s coach is like a scientist with the way he spreads his opponents and fights the right strategies to defeat them. He has already invented how to beat Canelo.

“We saw in the last fight [against William Scull] The fact that Canelo can’t do very well against Movers and I don’t think Crawford is moving as much as Scull, “said Carrington. “It was so excessive as Scull did. But it will mix in this move with his crime and make it quite a good fight.”

Scull could easily win the fight if he believed in himself and reported to attack Canelo. During the exchange, he became better than the Mexican star, which made him afraid to throw. One of the reasons why Alvarez ended his crime in the second half was the fear of counteracting Scull.

“I don’t think he stops Canelo in any way, but I feel that Bud can win convincingly,” said Carrington about Terenu. “I feel that Canelo’s feet were snail-paced. You saw when he fought [Erislandy] Lara [in 2014]. You saw it even when he was younger when he fought with Mayweather [in 2013]. “

Everyone could see that Canelo has snail-paced feet from watching his fights. It has always been like that. In 2014 he lost to Erisland, but two judges gave Kubana a strict contract. After this fight, Canelo became very selective in his opponents, always choosing stationary fighters. He fought only one good opponent after Lara’s fight, Gennadiy Golovkin. Even then he waited for 36 years before he fought him. He could fight GGG when he was 32 years ancient, but he put him away until he had a bad performance against Kell Brook.

Punch shy master

“If he [Canelo] He has an applicant in front of him, he will not do it either, “said Carrington about Canelo.” He wants someone who is able to stand before him, so that he can connect with these great shots. If not, he will throw air. So he does not intend to throw as many blows as you saw when he fought with Scull. He didn’t throw many blows [Note: Canelo threw 152 punches against Scull] If he doesn’t feel confident to hit you.

“Yes, Canelo had snail-paced feet. Simply his opponents he fought, they did not move to reveal it,” said Carrington.

Andreas “Katz” Katzoukis (16-0, 11 Kos) detained Roberto “El Terror de Cayey” Cruz (11-1, 7 Kos) at 2:37 seventh round for the empty title of WBA Continental Americas on Friday evening at Red Owl Boxing Arena, Houston, Tx. Breyon Gorham defeated Luis Feliciano in the co-business event by a 10-round unanimous decision.

In the first minute of the second round, Cruz left, landing Katzoukis, who returned for the rest of the round. Cruz had an advantage in the rounds of action in the third and fourth rounds. In the last seconds in the fifth round, Katzoukis successfully hurt Cruz successfully.

In the last seconds of the sixth round, Katzoukis entered Cruza to the ropes, which looked like knocking down, but judge John Schorle waved him as if it was a slip. In the last minute of the seventh round, Katzoukis went Cruz on the canvas, when Cruz’s corner threw a towel, ending the fight.

In the Co-Main event, super featherlight Breyon “Grindtime” Gorham, 19-0 (15), overtaken Luis Feliciano, 17-3 (8) according to a 10-round unanimous decision, gaining knocking down.

In the first round, previously undefeated and out of losses, Feliciano was convicted. From a second to the seventh round Feliciano fought with it, although Gorham in most of them got the best.

In the eighth round, Gorham counted Feliciano with his right chin, dropping him on the 8th Hold from Judge James Green.

They both had moments in the ninth round, and Gorham had an advantage. In the tenth and final round, knowing that he was far behind Feliciano, he had his best round working Gorham.

The results are 98-91, 97-92 and 99-90.

Super featherlight Giovanni Marquez, 12-0 (6) defeated Esteban “Stone Hands” Munoz, 10-4 (5) by an 8-round unanimous decision to gain an empty title of continental America.

In the first round Munoz passed Marquez, until a minute, Marquez swayed Munoz with his right chin. Munoz in the third round landed a combination of chin, swaying Marquez. In the fourth round Marquez had an advantage. In his corner is the former world champion Raul Marquez.

Marquez had a slight cut on the right eye at the end of Slugfest in the fifth round. In the seventh round they mostly fought on an equal level. In the eighth and last round, Marquez had a munoz at ropes with a tow truck until the last seconds, when Munoz landed in his last chin.

The results were 78-74, 78-74 and 79-73. Joe Rodriguez was a judge.

Lithe Southpaw Oscar “El Chata” Perez, 13-0-2 (7), defeated Cesar “Izon” Juarez, 31-19 (24), in an eight-handed unanimous decision.

Perez dominated in the first three rounds. In the fourth round judge James Green scored a point from Juarez for low blows. Lew in the fifth round. Pereza on the chin dropped off the 8-net from Judge Green. In the eighth and final round, both let everything spend time and already suffers from a bloody nose.

The results are 80-70, 80-70 and 79-71.

Super average weight Nate “Brickbuster” Lugo, 4-0 (4), stopped “Italian stallion” by Austin Dulworth, 4-4 (1), at 2:47 in the fifth round of the planned six times.

Lugo won all three in full action in the first three rounds. In the fourth round, at the end of a minute, the right from Lugo on the chin and down Dulworth went 8-story from judge John Schorle. In the fifth round, with fifteen seconds, a lot of blows from Lugo forced Judge Schorle to stop.

The average weight of Elijah “Kaboom” Lugo, 2-0) defeated Chris Porter, 2-3-2 (2) four-soving unanimous decision.

In the first twenty seconds of the first round, Lugo swayed the porter with his right chin. In the fourth and final round it was that Lugo tried, but the space could not be obtained.

The results are 40-36, 40-36 and 40-36.

The skiper was Lupe Contreras.