Venue: Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino – Hollywood, Florida

Bout Type: 10‑Round Cruiserweight Contest (200 lbs)

Projected Ring Walk: 10:00 PM ET (Main Card)

A compelling cruiserweight matchup headlines the May 22 card as decorated Argentine Olympian Yamil Alberto Peralta meets undefeated Swedish contender Robin Sirwan Safar. This fight is a classic clash of styles: Peralta’s polished amateur pedigree and technical precision versus Safar’s size, power, and pressure. The winner positions himself for a top‑15 ranking and potential title eliminator later in 2026.

VENUE PROFILE — SEMINOLE HARD ROCK HOTEL & CASINO

• Capacity: ~7,000 for boxing
• Ring size: Typically 20 ft, favoring mobile boxers
• Atmosphere: Loud, intimate, and historically favorable to aggressive fighters
• Canvas: Medium‑firm, good for footwork and counterpunching

INJURY REPORT & CAMP NOTES

Yamil Alberto Peralta (Argentina)

• No reported injuries
• Camp focused on lateral movement and countering taller opponents
• Sparring included multiple rangy cruiserweights to mimic Safar’s reach

Robin Sirwan Safar (Sweden)

• No injuries reported
• Camp emphasized body punching and pressure footwork
• Sparred with heavy-handed punchers to prepare for Peralta’s sharp counters

Both fighters enter the bout healthy and well-conditioned.

FIGHTER MATCHUPS

Yamil Alberto Peralta

• Record: 14‑1 (7 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 6’2” / 75”
• Style: Technical boxer-puncher, elite amateur fundamentals
• Strengths:
  • Excellent footwork and ring IQ
  • Crisp jab and counter right hand
  • Strong defensive responsibility
• Weaknesses:
  • Not a big puncher at cruiserweight
  • Can be backed up by physical pressure
  • Sometimes too patient early in fights

Robin Sirwan Safar

• Record: 16‑0 (12 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 6’3” / 78”
• Style: Pressure fighter with heavy hands
• Strengths:
  • Strong physicality and inside pressure
  • High KO rate
  • Effective body punching
• Weaknesses:
  • Defense can be leaky when coming forward
  • Footwork less refined than Peralta’s
  • Has not faced a technician of Peralta’s caliber

Matchup Dynamics

• Distance: Peralta wants long-range boxing; Safar wants mid-range pressure
• Power: Clear advantage to Safar
• Speed: Peralta has the quicker hands
• Experience: Peralta’s amateur pedigree gives him the edge
• Durability: Safar has never been stopped; Peralta has shown a strong chin

RECENT FORM

Peralta

• Last 3 fights: 3–0
• Most recent win: UD over a durable fringe contender
• Trending: Sharp, disciplined, and improving conditioning

Safar

• Last 3 fights: 3–0 (2 KOs)
• Most recent win: 4th‑round TKO over an undefeated prospect
• Trending: Aggressive, confident, and powerful

FIGHT HISTORY & RESUME NOTES

Peralta

• Former Olympian (2012, 2016)
• Best win: Split decision over Ryan Rozicki (controversial)
• Only loss: Close decision in Canada
• Has gone 10 rounds multiple times

Safar

• Undefeated
• Best win: TKO over a 12‑0 prospect
• Has fought primarily in the U.S.
• Has gone 10 rounds once

BETTING TRENDS

Peralta

• 5 of last 6 fights have gone the distance
• 0–1 in the U.S.
• Has never been stopped

Safar

• 7 of last 9 wins by KO
• 4–0 in Florida
• Has scored a knockdown in 5 straight fights

FIGHT ODDS

Yamil Alberto Peralta     + 165

Robin Sirwan Safar          – 215

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, May 21, 2026

Venue: Turning Stone Resort Casino – Verona, New York

Bout Type: 10‑Round Light Heavyweight Contest (175 lbs)

Projected Ring Walk: 10:30 PM ET (Co‑Main Event)

A classic “prospect vs. puncher” matchup headlines the May 22 card as undefeated American rising star Darius Fulghum meets Cuban power‑puncher Yoanki Urrutia. This fight is a major step up for Fulghum, who continues his rapid climb through the light heavyweight ranks, while Urrutia looks to score the biggest win of his career and derail a fast‑moving contender.

VENUE PROFILE — TURNING STONE RESORT CASINO

• Capacity: ~5,000 for boxing
• Ring size: Typically 20 ft, favoring mobile fighters
• Atmosphere: Intimate, loud, and known for producing high‑action fights
• Canvas: Medium‑firm, good for combination punchers and movers

INJURY REPORT & CAMP NOTES

Yoanki Urrutia (Cuba)

• No reported injuries
• Camp focused on conditioning and power punching
• Sparring included several aggressive orthodox fighters to mimic Fulghum’s style

Darius Fulghum (USA)

• No injuries reported
• Camp emphasized defensive responsibility and countering big punchers
• Sparred with multiple world‑level light heavyweights to prepare for Urrutia’s power

Both fighters enter the bout healthy and in peak condition.

FIGHTER MATCHUPS

Yoanki Urrutia

• Record: 14‑2 (11 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 6’1” / 74”
• Style: Power puncher, aggressive, heavy right hand
• Strengths:
  • Fight‑changing power
  • Strong inside game
  • Durable and willing to take risks
• Weaknesses:
  • Limited footwork
  • Can be outboxed by mobile fighters
  • Defense is inconsistent

Darius Fulghum

• Record: 12‑0 (10 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 6’0” / 73”
• Style: Pressure‑boxer with high output and sharp counters
• Strengths:
  • Excellent athleticism
  • Strong jab and combination punching
  • Good balance of power and technique
• Weaknesses:
  • Still developing ring IQ
  • Can be hit early before settling in
  • Has not yet faced a true one‑punch knockout threat like Urrutia

Matchup Dynamics

• Distance: Fulghum wants mid‑range combinations; Urrutia wants close‑range bombs
• Power: Slight edge to Urrutia
• Speed: Clear advantage to Fulghum
• Defense: Fulghum more polished
• Experience: Comparable, but Urrutia has faced more punchers

RECENT FORM

Urrutia

• Last 3 fights: 2–1 (2 KOs)
• Most recent win: 3rd‑round KO over a journeyman
• Trending: Dangerous early, inconsistent late

Fulghum

• Last 3 fights: 3–0 (3 KOs)
• Most recent win: 5th‑round TKO over a previously undefeated opponent
• Trending: Rapid improvement, rising confidence

FIGHT HISTORY & RESUME NOTES

Urrutia

• Best win: KO over a 15‑1 prospect
• Losses: Both by decision, never stopped
• Known for early‑round aggression
• Has gone 10 rounds once

Fulghum

• Best win: TKO over a 12‑0 contender
• Undefeated with a high KO rate
• Has gone 8 rounds twice
• Former standout amateur with strong fundamentals

BETTING TRENDS

Urrutia

• 9 of last 11 wins by KO
• 4 of last 5 fights ended inside 5 rounds
• Has never been stopped

Fulghum

• 10 of 12 wins by KO
• 6 straight stoppage victories
• Has scored a knockdown in 5 consecutive fights

FIGHT ODDS

Yoanki Urrutia                   + 700

Darius Fulghum                – 1250

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, May 21, 2026

Venue: Pechanga Arena — San Diego, California

Bout Type: 6‑Round Bantamweight Contest (118 lbs)

Projected Ring Walk: 7:30–8:00 PM PT (Early Main Card)

A classic developmental matchup unfolds on May 22 as Mexican prospect Dante Paris Ibarra Hernandez meets undefeated American up‑and‑comer Jordan Fuentes. Both fighters are young, hungry, and looking to break into the deeper regional rankings. This is a meaningful test for each: Hernandez brings volume and grit, while Fuentes brings athleticism and sharp fundamentals.

VENUE PROFILE — PECHANGA ARENA (SAN DIEGO, CA)

• Capacity: ~12,000 for boxing
• Ring size: Typically 20 ft, favoring mobile fighters
• Atmosphere: Strong Mexican‑American fan presence; loud, energetic crowds
• Canvas: Medium‑firm, good for combination punchers and movers

INJURY REPORT & CAMP NOTES

Dante Paris Ibarra Hernandez (Mexico)

• No reported injuries
• Camp focused on punch volume and conditioning
• Sparring included pressure fighters to simulate Fuentes’ pace

Jordan Fuentes (USA)

• No injuries reported
• Camp emphasized footwork, jab consistency, and defensive layers
• Sparred with multiple high‑output bantamweights to prepare for Hernandez’s aggression

Both fighters enter healthy and well‑conditioned.

FIGHTER MATCHUPS

Dante Paris Ibarra Hernandez

• Record: 6‑2 (2 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 5’5” / 66”
• Style: High‑volume pressure fighter
• Strengths:
  • Relentless work rate
  • Durable and willing to trade
  • Strong body punching
• Weaknesses:
  • Defense can be porous
  • Struggles with movers and counterpunchers
  • Limited power at this level

Jordan Fuentes

• Record: 5‑0 (3 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 5’6” / 68”
• Style: Technical boxer‑puncher with sharp counters
• Strengths:
  • Fast hands and clean fundamentals
  • Good balance of power and accuracy
  • Strong jab and footwork
• Weaknesses:
  • Still inexperienced in deep waters
  • Can be backed up by pressure if he doesn’t establish the jab early

Matchup Dynamics

• Distance: Fuentes wants mid‑range boxing; Hernandez wants close‑range exchanges
• Power: Slight edge to Fuentes
• Speed: Clear advantage to Fuentes
• Durability: Hernandez has shown a strong chin
• Experience: Hernandez has faced tougher opposition

RECENT FORM

Hernandez

• Last 3 fights: 2–1
• Most recent win: UD over a durable journeyman
• Trending: High activity, improving stamina

Fuentes

• Last 3 fights: 3–0 (2 KOs)
• Most recent win: 4th‑round TKO over a previously undefeated opponent
• Trending: Sharp, confident, and improving technically

FIGHT HISTORY & RESUME NOTES

Hernandez

• Best win: UD over a 7‑3 opponent
• Losses: Both by decision, never stopped
• Known for late‑round rallies
• Has gone 6 rounds multiple times

Fuentes

• Best win: TKO over a 4‑0 prospect
• Has never been pushed past 6 rounds
• Former standout amateur with strong fundamentals

BETTING TRENDS

Hernandez

• 5 of last 6 fights have gone the distance
• 0–2 vs. undefeated opponents
• Has never been stopped

Fuentes

• 3 of last 5 wins by KO
• Has scored a knockdown in 4 of his last 5 fights
• 5–0 as a betting favorite

FIGHT ODDS

Dante Paris Ibarra Hernandez     + 1400

Jordan Fuentes                                 – 4000

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, May 21, 2026

Venue: Auditorio Municipal – Tijuana, Baja California, Mexico

Bout Type: 6‑Round Lightweight Contest (135 lbs)**

Projected Ring Walk: 7:00–7:30 PM PT (Early Main Card)

A classic Mexico‑vs‑Mongolia stylistic clash headlines the early portion of the May 22 card as local pressure fighter Adrian Yair Ibarra Herrera meets Mongolian technician Enkhmandakh Kharkhuu. Both men are in the developmental stage of their careers, but this matchup is meaningful: Herrera brings relentless aggression and crowd‑pleasing volume, while Kharkhuu brings a disciplined, amateur‑polished style built on timing and counterpunching.

VENUE PROFILE — AUDITORIO MUNICIPAL (TIJUANA, MX)

• Capacity: ~5,000 for boxing
• Atmosphere: One of Mexico’s loudest small‑arena environments; extremely pro‑Mexican fighters
• Ring size: Typically 18–20 ft, favoring pressure fighters
• Canvas: Firm, fast surface — good for high‑volume exchanges

Expect a raucous crowd behind Herrera.

INJURY REPORT & CAMP NOTES

Adrian Yair Ibarra Herrera (Mexico)

• No reported injuries
• Camp focused on conditioning and inside pressure
• Sparring included multiple southpaws and aggressive fighters

Enkhmandakh Kharkhuu (Mongolia)

• No reported injuries
• Camp emphasized footwork, countering pressure, and body‑shot resistance
• Sparred with rangy boxers to prepare for Herrera’s forward momentum

Both fighters enter healthy and well‑prepared.

FIGHTER MATCHUPS

Adrian Yair Ibarra Herrera

• Record: 4‑1 (2 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 5’7” / 68”
• Style: Pressure fighter, high output, body‑first attack
• Strengths:
  • Relentless forward pressure
  • Strong body punching
  • Durable and willing to trade
• Weaknesses:
  • Defense can be leaky
  • Can be countered when entering
  • Limited experience vs. technical boxers

Enkhmandakh Kharkhuu

• Record: 3‑0 (1 KO)
• Height/Reach: 5’8” / 69”
• Style: Technical boxer, counterpuncher, disciplined footwork
• Strengths:
  • Sharp jab and timing
  • Good distance control
  • Strong amateur background
• Weaknesses:
  • Low power at this stage
  • Can be overwhelmed by sustained pressure
  • Limited experience in hostile environments

Matchup Dynamics

• Distance: Herrera wants close‑range exchanges; Kharkhuu wants long‑range control
• Power: Slight edge to Herrera
• Speed: Slight edge to Kharkhuu
• Defense: Kharkhuu more polished
• Durability: Herrera has shown a strong chin

RECENT FORM

Herrera

• Last 3 fights: 2–1
• Most recent win: UD over a tough journeyman
• Trending: High activity, improving stamina

Kharkhuu

• Last 3 fights: 3–0
• Most recent win: 4‑round shutout decision
• Trending: Clean, technical, consistent

FIGHT HISTORY & RESUME NOTES

Herrera

• Best win: UD over a 6‑3 opponent
• Only loss: Close decision early in career
• Has gone 6 rounds once
• Known for late‑round rallies

Kharkhuu

• Best win: UD over an undefeated prospect
• Has never been pushed past 4 rounds
• Strong amateur pedigree
• Has not yet fought a pressure fighter of Herrera’s intensity

BETTING TRENDS

Herrera

• 4 of last 5 fights have gone the distance
• 2–0 in Tijuana
• Has never been stopped

Kharkhuu

• All 3 wins by wide decision or late stoppage
• Has outlanded opponents by a 2:1 ratio
• 3–0 as a betting favorite

FIGHT ODDS

Adrian Yair Ibarra Herrera            + 365

Enkhmandakh Kharkhuu              – 550

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, May 21, 2026

Venue: Toyota Arena — Ontario, California

Bout Type: 10‑Round Super Flyweight Contest (115 lbs)

Projected Ring Walk: 9:30–10:00 PM PT (Co‑Main Event)

A high‑stakes super flyweight matchup unfolds on May 22 as Argentine veteran Lucas Emanuel Fernandez Leone meets undefeated American contender John “Scrappy” Ramirez, one of the division’s most explosive rising stars. This fight is a classic crossroads moment: Fernandez Leone brings experience, toughness, and ring savvy, while Ramirez brings athleticism, power, and the momentum of a fighter on the verge of a world‑title eliminator.

VENUE PROFILE — TOYOTA ARENA (ONTARIO, CA)

• Capacity: ~10,000 for boxing
• Atmosphere: Strong Latino fan presence; loud, energetic crowds
• Ring size: Typically 20 ft — favors mobile fighters and counterpunchers
• Canvas: Medium‑firm, good for speed and sharp footwork

Ramirez, a Southern California favorite, will enjoy a strong home‑crowd advantage.

INJURY REPORT & CAMP NOTES

Lucas Emanuel Fernandez Leone (Argentina)

• No reported injuries
• Camp focused on durability, countering speed, and body‑shot resistance
• Sparring included multiple fast, athletic fighters to mimic Ramirez’s style

John Ramirez (USA)

• No injuries reported
• Camp emphasized punch selection, defensive responsibility, and controlled aggression
• Sparred with world‑level super flyweights to prepare for Fernandez Leone’s toughness

Both fighters enter healthy and well‑conditioned.

FIGHTER MATCHUPS

Lucas Emanuel Fernandez Leone

• Record: 18‑5‑2 (8 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 5’4” / 66”
• Style: Durable pressure‑boxer with counterpunching instincts
• Strengths:
  • Tough, experienced, and battle‑tested
  • Good timing on counters
  • Strong chin and late‑round stamina
• Weaknesses:
  • Lacks elite power
  • Can be outsped by athletic fighters
  • Starts slow in early rounds

John “Scrappy” Ramirez

• Record: 14‑0 (9 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 5’5” / 68”
• Style: Explosive boxer‑puncher with high athleticism
• Strengths:
  • Fast hands and sharp angles
  • Strong finishing instincts
  • Excellent combination punching
• Weaknesses:
  • Can get reckless when hunting for knockouts
  • Still developing defensive layers
  • Limited experience vs. gritty veterans

Matchup Dynamics

• Distance: Ramirez wants mid‑range combinations; Fernandez Leone wants close‑range pressure
• Power: Clear advantage to Ramirez
• Speed: Clear advantage to Ramirez
• Durability: Advantage to Fernandez Leone
• Experience: Advantage to Fernandez Leone

RECENT FORM

Fernandez Leone

• Last 5 fights: 3–2
• Most recent win: UD over a tough regional contender
• Trending: Durable, competitive, but inconsistent

Ramirez

• Last 5 fights: 5–0 (3 KOs)
• Most recent win: 6th‑round TKO over a previously undefeated opponent
• Trending: Rapid improvement, rising confidence

FIGHT HISTORY & RESUME NOTES

Fernandez Leone

• Best win: UD over a 15‑1 contender
• Losses: All by decision except one late stoppage
• Has gone 10 rounds multiple times
• Known for toughness and ability to survive heavy fire

Ramirez

• Best win: TKO over a 13‑0 prospect
• Has scored knockdowns in 6 of his last 8 fights
• Has gone 10 rounds once
• Viewed as a future world‑title challenger

BETTING TRENDS

Fernandez Leone

• 7 of last 9 fights have gone the distance
• 1–3 vs. undefeated opponents
• Has never been stopped early

Ramirez

• 6 of last 8 wins by KO
• 5–0 fighting in California
• Has scored a knockdown in 4 straight fights

FIGHT ODDS

Lucas Emanuel Fernandez Leone              + 1100

John Ramirez                                                     – 2500

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, May 21, 2026

Venue: Kia Forum — Inglewood, California

Bout Type: 8‑Round Welterweight Contest (147 lbs)

Projected Ring Walk: 8:30–9:00 PM PT (Main Card)

A high‑action welterweight matchup is set for May 22 as Puerto Rican technician Jean Rivera‑Pacheco meets undefeated Hawaiian‑born powerhouse Jordan Panthen, one of the most talked‑about young punchers in the division. This is a classic “boxer vs. puncher” crossroads fight: Rivera‑Pacheco brings speed, angles, and ring IQ, while Panthen brings pressure, explosiveness, and knockout danger in every round.

VENUE PROFILE — KIA FORUM (INGLEWOOD, CA)

• Capacity: ~17,500 for boxing
• Atmosphere: One of Southern California’s loudest venues; strong Puerto Rican and Hawaiian fan bases
• Ring size: Typically 20 ft — favors mobile boxers
• Canvas: Firm, fast surface ideal for sharp footwork and counterpunching

Panthen, who has fought multiple times in California, will enjoy a strong regional following.

INJURY REPORT & CAMP NOTES

Jean Rivera‑Pacheco (Puerto Rico)

• No reported injuries
• Camp focused on lateral movement, jab variation, and countering pressure
• Sparring included multiple aggressive welterweights to mimic Panthen’s style

Jordan Panthen (USA – Hawaii)

• No reported injuries
• Camp emphasized body punching, pressure footwork, and defensive responsibility
• Sparred with heavy-handed punchers to prepare for Rivera‑Pacheco’s speed

Both fighters enter healthy and in peak condition.

FIGHTER MATCHUPS

Jean Rivera‑Pacheco

• Record: 8‑1 (4 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 5’9” / 70”
• Style: Technical boxer, counterpuncher, mobile
• Strengths:
  • Fast hands and sharp angles
  • Strong jab and counter right hand
  • Good footwork and ring IQ
• Weaknesses:
  • Not a big puncher
  • Can be overwhelmed by sustained pressure
  • Sometimes starts slow

Jordan Panthen

• Record: 9‑0 (8 KOs)
• Height/Reach: 5’10” / 72”
• Style: Pressure‑puncher with explosive combinations
• Strengths:
  • Fight‑changing power
  • High output and strong body attack
  • Excellent finishing instincts
• Weaknesses:
  • Can be hit clean when entering
  • Still developing defensive layers
  • Limited rounds experience (few fights past 5 rounds)

Matchup Dynamics

• Distance: Rivera‑Pacheco wants long‑range boxing; Panthen wants mid‑range pressure
• Power: Clear advantage to Panthen
• Speed: Slight advantage to Rivera‑Pacheco
• Durability: Panthen has shown a strong chin
• Experience: Comparable, but Rivera‑Pacheco has faced more varied styles

RECENT FORM

Rivera‑Pacheco

• Last 3 fights: 2–1
• Most recent win: UD over a 7‑1 prospect
• Trending: Sharper, more disciplined, improving defense

Panthen

• Last 3 fights: 3–0 (3 KOs)
• Most recent win: 3rd‑round KO over a durable veteran
• Trending: Explosive, confident, and rising fast

FIGHT HISTORY & RESUME NOTES

Rivera‑Pacheco

• Best win: UD over a 10‑2 opponent
• Only loss: Close decision early in career
• Has gone 8 rounds twice
• Known for clean boxing and counterpunching

Panthen

• Best win: KO over an undefeated prospect
• Has scored knockdowns in 7 of 9 fights
• Has never gone past 6 rounds
• Viewed as a future contender at 147

BETTING TRENDS

Rivera‑Pacheco

• 6 of last 7 fights have gone the distance
• 1–1 vs. undefeated opponents
• Has never been stopped

Panthen

• 8 of 9 wins by KO
• 4 straight stoppage victories
• 5–0 fighting in California
• Has scored a knockdown in 4 straight fights

FIGHT ODDS

Jean Rivera-Pacheco      + 1400

Jordan Panthen                – 4000

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Thursday, May 21, 2026