Jeffrey Torres Takes on Antonio Moran in Last Chance Tournament on Friday Night in Last Chance Tournament

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Atlantic City, NJ – On Friday night, Jeffrey Torres will look for the biggest win of his career when he takes on Antonio Moran as part of The Last Chance Tournament in Plant City, Florida.

Torres is managed by DKO Boxing.

Torres of New Haven, Connecticut has a record of 10-1 with six knockouts, and will be looking to establish himself as a new contender in the hotly contested 140-pound division.

The 25 year-old Torres has a win over Jesus Almonte (9-2-2). Torres is coming into the tournament on a three-fight knockout streak, with his most recent outing being a first-round stoppage over Israel Rojas on February 26th in Framingham, Massachusetts.

Moran of Mexico City is a veteran with a record of 26-5-1 with 19 knockouts. The 29 year-old has wins over Brandon Perez Morillon (1-0), Rodolfo Uriel Contreras (1-0), Mario Herrera (2-0), Martin Isales (4-0), Erick Rosales (5-1), Uriel Perez (7-1), Richard Zamora (14-1), Salvador Bricino (13-2), Victor Gonzalez Rodriguez (18-2) and Emanuel Colon (17-1-1). Moran also has fought Devin Haney, Jose Pedraza and his last fight when he lost to Arnold Barboza on August 14, 2021 in Tulsa, Oklahoma.

Torres is co-managed by Marilyn Rosa and is promoted by KO Night Boxing.

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