BoxRec

Date: Saturday April 9, 2022
Location: The Hangar at OC Fair & Event Center - Costa Mesa, CA
TV: ESPN | Sky Sports

Start Times
ESPN+: 7 pm ET | 4 pm PT | 12 am BST (Preliminary Card)
ESPN+: 10 pm ET | 7pm PT | 3 am BST (Main Card)
Sky Sports: 2 am BST (Main Card)

Promoted by: Top Rank

Main Card

Unified WBO & IBF World Super Featherweight Championship
Mikaela Mayer vs. Jennifer Han

10 Round Welterweight Bout
Giovani Santillan vs. Jeovanis Barraza

8 Round Super Flyweight Bout
Andrew Moloney vs. Gilberto Mendoza

Undercard

6 Round Super Bantamweight Bout
Floyd Diaz vs. Blake Quintana

10 Round Bantamweight Bout
Jason Moloney vs. Francisco Pedroza

8 Round Featherweight Bout
Luis Alberto Lopez vs. Raul Chirino

6 Round Featherweight Bout
Duke Ragan vs. Diuhl Olguin

6 Round Flyweight Bout
Virginia Fuchs vs. Randee Lynn Morales

Non-televised card

8 Round Super Lightweight Bout
Lindolfo Delgado vs. Gustavo David Vittori

A Top Rank card headlined tonight with a women's fight.

Some decent names on the undercard..

2 am on Sky Sports for UK fans..

I done RBR to keep it in the CS for today, as it would be lost in the Women's section.

Might actually stay up for this seeing as the youngest staying at my old dears

handsofstone wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 12:59 Might actually stay up for this seeing as the youngest staying at my old dears

We got DAZN tonight too, but that might finish after this seeing as that’s California.

Also the Showtime card.

Ruthless-RKO wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 13:29

handsofstone wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 12:59 Might actually stay up for this seeing as the youngest staying at my old dears

We got DAZN tonight too, but that might finish after this seeing as that’s California.

Also the Showtime card.

I'm subscribed to DAZN so can watch that tomorrow morning, I've only got Sky Sports via iview so can't record, Sky seem to be only putting out main event on repeat, it's only on for an hour, might even watch undercard live and main event tomorrow although I'm not that fussed about Mayer, in saying that her last fight was decent tbf

remember that last mayer round by round thread that didnt get any round by rounds?

now that you've started this youre obliged to provide it ruthy

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 15:45 remember that last mayer round by round thread that didnt get any round by rounds?

now that you've started this youre obliged to provide it ruthy

It’s not meant to be a RBR thread. But it’s the only way MG keeps it in the CS whilst the card takes place.

I’m gonna be asleep.. I’ve been awake for over 22 hours. Will catch up with the shiz tmoro.

Which card you watching tonight Mags?

This will begin soon. Some decent names on the undercard .

I'm watching Mayer, but trying to have half an eye on da zone.

Not that impressed for Ragan for an Olympic Silver medalist, not much pop

Yeah, not all that.
Can improve obvs.
This "Cash Flow" Diaz is all right...

Yeh great shot to the solor plexus by Diaz to ko Quintana

Andrew Moloney says he's looking for a stoppage and he's started well.

Mendoza looks like a proper old school hombre with that hair, belongs in the 70s

Crystina Poncher is arguably the best analyst in the game, can't remember her commentary or live breakdowns getting panned, low key as well I like her a lot

does she only do women's cards? i never hear her do commentary

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑09 Apr 2022, 22:28 does she only do women's cards? i never hear her do commentary

Nah she does all the worldwide top rank cards mate, not sure if she only used to do international feeds but shes been lead commentator over here for years since B/nation days

You rate her??

i cant remember hearing her in years, the espn cards i stream always just have dudes

I struggle to remember international feeds commentary especially years ago, pretty sure we used to get subjected to Col Bob Sheridan

IJL and Tel O'Connor up on their feet applauding that stoppage

Agree MDP Chrystina is great x2.

Natural and knowledgeable and no ego.
She brings the best out of her colour commentator too. Feels like Herring has been on comms for years.

And altho' that was a British stoppage, it coulda come earlier.
That mean 80s hombre was too tough for his own good - ref did right.

Never realised it was Herring in Comms, thought it was Bradley but agree he's been good

Rosado fighting his usual thriller on the other side.

Santillan starting now...

Santillan looking good.
Relentless and breaking the Colombian up.