Coliseo Carlos “Teo” Cruz, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
Start Time: Main Card 7:00 PM AST, Ring Walks ~10:00 PM AST
Bout Type: 10‑Round Super Flyweight Clash (Undefeated Prospect vs. Veteran Contender)
VENUE — COLISEO CARLOS “TEO” CRUZ
- Location: Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic
- Capacity: ~5,000
- Atmosphere: Loud, passionate Caribbean boxing crowd; strong support for local fighters
- Ring Size: 20×20
- Commission: Dominican Boxing Commission
- Notes: Historically favors aggressive fighters and high‑volume exchanges
INJURY REPORT
CRISTIAN CRUZ CHACÓN
- No major injuries reported
- Slight left‑hand swelling early in camp — cleared
- Trainer notes improved conditioning and sharper counterpunching
YAN CARLOS SANTANA‑GUERRERO
- Clean camp, no reported injuries
- High‑intensity sparring with no cuts or setbacks
- Strength coach reports peak explosiveness and best weight management to date
FIGHTER PROFILES & RECENT FORM
CRISTIAN CRUZ CHACÓN (24‑7‑2, 12 KOs)
- Age: 29
- Height: 5’4”
- Reach: 65”
- Stance: Orthodox
- Last 5 Fights: 3–1–1
- Recent Form:
- Experienced veteran with strong fundamentals
- Durable, crafty, and capable of upsetting prospects
- Known for awkward rhythm and counter‑right hand
Strengths
- High ring IQ
- Durable and battle‑tested
- Good timing and counterpunching
- Strong in late‑round exchanges
Weaknesses
- Limited power at elite level
- Can be outworked by faster fighters
- Slow starter
- Vulnerable to body shots
YAN CARLOS SANTANA‑GUERRERO (16‑0‑0, 13 KOs)
- Age: 24
- Height: 5’5”
- Reach: 66”
- Stance: Orthodox
- Last 5 Fights: 5–0
- Recent Form:
- Explosive Dominican prospect with serious KO power
- Strong amateur pedigree
- Has scored knockdowns in 7 of his last 8 fights
Strengths
- Heavy hands for the weight
- Excellent combination punching
- Strong body‑attack
- Youth, speed, and athleticism advantages
Weaknesses
- Still developing defensively
- Can get reckless when chasing knockouts
- Has not yet faced a veteran with Chacón’s experience
STYLE MATCHUP BREAKDOWN
1. Pace & Distance
- Chacón: Wants a slower, tactical fight
- Santana: Prefers high‑pressure, explosive mid‑range exchanges
- Whoever controls the jab dictates the early rounds
2. Power vs Precision
- Chacón: Precision and timing
- Santana: Raw power and aggression
3. Defense
- Chacón: High guard, good anticipation
- Santana: Athletic but hittable when attacking
4. Conditioning
- Chacón: Strong late‑round fighter
- Santana: Excellent stamina but untested in deep waters vs veterans
FIGHT HISTORY & RESUME NOTES
CRISTIAN CRUZ CHACÓN
- 33‑fight veteran
- Has fought multiple world‑ranked opponents
- Never stopped in his last 10 fights
- Best win: UD over a 17‑2 contender
- Known for upsetting prospects who underestimate him
YAN CARLOS SANTANA‑GUERRERO
- 16‑0 with 13 KOs
- Last fight: 4th‑round KO over a 12‑1 opponent
- Has never been knocked down as a pro
- This is his toughest opponent to date in terms of experience
BETTING TRENDS
CRISTIAN CRUZ CHACÓN
- 7 of last 9 fights have gone the distance
- 3–1–1 in last 5
- Has not been stopped since 2020
YAN CARLOS SANTANA‑GUERRERO
- 8 of last 10 wins by KO
- 5 straight stoppages
- Has outlanded every opponent by wide margins
MATCHUP TRENDS
- Chacón’s durability vs Santana’s power
- Early‑round danger for Chacón
- Late‑round danger for Santana if he fades
FIGHT ODDS
Cristian Cruz Chacon + 300
Yan Carlos Santana-Guerrero – 575
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, May 15, 2026
