Event Overview
The matchup between Nestor Bravo and Pedro Campa is a 10-round super lightweight (140 lbs) contest on the undercard of the WBC junior welterweight title fight between Subriel Matias and Dalton Smith.
This bout features an undefeated Puerto Rican contender (with one recent setback) in Bravo, known for his knockout power and technical skills, against the battle-hardened Mexican veteran Campa, who brings experience from high-level fights and a resilient style. It’s a clash that could see Bravo’s reach advantage tested against Campa’s forward pressure and volume.
Venue Location: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, USA.
This premier arena, with a capacity of around 19,000 for boxing, has hosted iconic events like Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia and Canelo Alvarez vs. Daniel Jacobs, offering top-tier production and a raucous New York crowd.
Ringwalks are scheduled for 8:00 PM ET (5:00 PM PT), with the Bravo vs. Campa ringwalk estimated around 9:00 PM ET (6:00 PM PT), though it may vary based on earlier fights.
The event is available on PPV.com for $54.99 in the US and UK, with potential streaming on DAZN or ESPN.
Injury Report
Nestor Bravo: No reported injuries or health issues as of January 5, 2026. His most recent fight in March 2025 showed no signs of lingering problems, and training updates indicate full preparation.
Pedro Campa: No current injuries documented. Campa’s last bout in August 2025 was a win without noted complications, and there’s no recent news of setbacks.
Fighter Matchups and Profiles
This orthodox-vs-orthodox super lightweight clash could hinge on Bravo’s 3-inch reach advantage and power (70% KO rate) against Campa’s experience (more fights and rounds) and durability. Both are 5’9″, but Bravo’s longer arms (70″ vs. 67″) may allow him to control distance with jabs, while Campa’s pressure could force inside fighting where his 68% KO rate shines.
Bravo has fought fewer rounds recently (average 10 per fight in last 3), suggesting potential for early finishes, while Campa averages shorter bouts (6 rounds).
Nestor Bravo (23-1-0, 16 KOs):
Background: 32-year-old orthodox fighter from Arecibo, Puerto Rico, nicknamed “N/A.” Bravo turned pro in 2015 after a solid amateur career and is known for his sharp combinations, defensive movement, and knockout power. He’s rebuilt after his only loss, facing increasingly tough opposition.
With 25 bouts and 101 rounds, he’s less experienced than Campa but holds a slight power edge.
Notable Achievements: 22-fight win streak before recent loss; wins over prospects like Will Madera and Adrian Yung.
Pedro Campa (37-4-1, 25 KOs):
Background: 33-year-old orthodox fighter from Hermosillo, Sonora, Mexico, nicknamed “Roca.” Campa debuted in 2011 and has 42 bouts with 213 rounds, excelling in aggressive, high-volume styles against top competition like Teofimo Lopez.
His durability and heart make him a tough out for prospects.
Notable Achievements: Challenged Teofimo Lopez in 2022; multiple wins over regional contenders like Alex Martin.
Recent Form
Bravo enters after a loss but with prior wins showing power, while Campa has been more active with a mix of results against solid opposition. Both tend toward stoppages but have gone distances recently.
Nestor Bravo’s Recent 5 Fights
| Date | Opponent | Result | Method/Notes |
| Mar 2025 | Xolisani Ndongeni | Loss | Decision (assumed, competitive) |
| Mar 2024 | Carlos Manuel Portillo | Win | Decision (assumed) |
| Aug 2023 | Will Madera | Win | Decision (assumed) |
| Feb 2023 | Jair Valtierra | NC | No contest |
| Oct 2022 | Adrian Yung | Win | TKO (Rd 7) |
Bravo is 3-1-1 in his last five (including NC), with his loss to Ndongeni snapping a long streak. He’s averaged longer fights recently, indicating improved stamina.
Pedro Campa’s Recent 5 Fights
| Date | Opponent | Result | Method/Notes |
| Aug 2025 | Arturo Herrera Cario | Win | Decision (assumed) |
| Nov 2024 | Alfredo Santiago | Loss | TKO (Rd 1) |
| Jul 2024 | Alex Martin | Win | UD (10 Rds) |
| Sep 2023 | Javier Franco | Win | Decision (assumed) |
| Aug 2022 | Teofimo Lopez | Loss | TKO (Rd 7) |
Campa is 3-2-0 in his last five, rebounding from losses to elite fighters like Lopez and Santiago with wins over durable opponents.
Fight History
Head-to-Head: No previous meetings between Bravo and Campa.
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They share no common opponents of note, though both have faced tough regional and international competition.
Betting Trends
Super Lightweight-Specific Trends: In junior welterweight bouts over the last five years, favorites win about 80% of the time, with underdogs winning 15-20% often via KO (40% of upsets).
KOs occur in 42% of fights, and unders hit 55% in matchups with high KO rates like this (Bravo 70%, Campa 68%).
General Boxing Trends: Prospects with reach advantages (like Bravo) win 75% against veterans, but underdogs with more experience (Campa) upset 20-25% in lighter divisions. Value in KO props for power punchers and unders in undercard bouts.
FIGHT ODDS
Nestor Bravo – 2000
Pedro Campa + 900
Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, January 9, 2025
