Yomar
Álamo

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Джон
Оробио

Yomar Alamo has a professional record of 28 bouts with 22 wins and 13 knockouts. Yomar Alamo is from Caguas, Puerto Rico. Yomar Alamo grew up working on the farm and describes himself as country strong. Yomar Alamo's last fight was against Brian Peron where he dropped a 10 round unanimous decision. Álamo had never been knocked out before this fight. Álamo has five losses to either current world class fighters, title challengers or people on their way to title challenges, and all went the distance. Yomar Alamo has a quick, sneaky short-handed straight right hand that he throws without winding up. Yomar Alamo was knocked down in round three by a right hand over the top from Jhon Orobio.

Mark Ramsey spotted Jhon Orobio early and felt he had the fight IQ and physical maturity to turn pro. Jhon Orobio has a perfect professional record of 16 bouts with 16 wins and 14 knockouts. Jhon Orobio is from Montreal, Quebec, Canada. Jhon Orobio is the reigning and defending WBC (Всемирный боксёрский совет) Continental Super Lightweight Champion. Jhon Orobio has been considered one of the best prospects in boxing for 2 years running according to Ring Magazine as a runner-up for prospect of the year. Jhon Orobio had an abbreviated amateur career with only one tournament on the senior level. Orobio was a runner-up for Ring Magazine Prospect of the Year for two years running. Orobio threw a full power windup overhand right to the jaw. Orobio has hand speed and could load up with his right hand down at his knees before bringing it over the top.

The referee is Mr. Steve St. Germain from Canada. The judges are Mr. Nicola, Mr. Pasquale Procopio, and Mr. Jack Woodburn, all from Canada. The bout is scheduled for 10 rounds for the WBC Continental Super Lightweight Championship.