Event Overview

The main event is a 12-round WBC super lightweight (140 lbs) world title fight, with champion Subriel Matias defending his belt against mandatory challenger Dalton Smith. This high-stakes clash pits Matias’ devastating power and relentless pressure against Smith’s technical boxing, speed, and undefeated record in what many view as a pick’em contest with explosive potential.

Venue Location: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, USA. This 19,000-capacity arena is a boxing hotspot, previously hosting major events like Gervonta Davis vs. Ryan Garcia and Canelo Alvarez vs. Daniel Jacobs, delivering an intense atmosphere with strong Puerto Rican support expected for Matias.

Ringwalks are scheduled for approximately 8:00 PM ET (5:00 PM PT), with the Matias vs. Smith ringwalk expected around 10:00-11:00 PM ET, depending on undercard progression. The event streams live on PPV.com (and potentially DIRECTV PPV).

Injury Report

Subriel Matias — No current injuries reported as of January 5, 2026. Matias is fully cleared following a resolved adverse VADA finding (low-level Ostarine detected below thresholds), with the New York State Athletic Commission confirming the fight proceeds under additional testing.

Dalton Smith — No injuries or health concerns noted. Smith has been active and injury-free in recent camps.

Fighter Matchups and Profiles

This orthodox-vs-orthodox super lightweight title fight contrasts Matias’ high-volume, body-attacking pressure with Smith’s sharper, more precise counterpunching and movement. Matias holds edges in height (5’8″ vs. 5’9″) and reach (71.5″ vs. unreported, but similar), favoring his inside warfare, while Smith’s speed could exploit gaps in Matias’ aggressive style.

Subriel Matias (23-2-0, 22 KOs):

Background → 33-year-old orthodox fighter from Fajardo, Puerto Rico, nicknamed “El Orgullo de Maternillo.” Known for ferocious pressure, body punching, and one of the highest KO rates in boxing (96%), Matias is a fan-favorite destroyer who overwhelms opponents.

Notable Achievements → Two-time world champion (current WBC super lightweight titlist since July 2025; former IBF holder 2023-2024); notable wins include Jeremias Ponce (RTD 5) and Shohjahon Ergashev (RTD 6).

Dalton Smith (18-0-0, 13 KOs):

Background → 28-year-old orthodox fighter from Sheffield, England, nicknamed “Thunder.” A former standout amateur, Smith is a skilled boxer-puncher with sharp combinations, good power (72% KO rate), and ring IQ, rising steadily through domestic and regional titles.

Notable Achievements → Former British, Commonwealth, and European super lightweight champion; wins over Jose Zepeda (KO 5) and Mathieu Germain (UD 12).

Recent Form

Matias enters off a gritty title win, while Smith remains unbeaten with dominant performances against solid opposition.

Subriel Matias’s Recent 5 Fights:

Matias is 4-1 in his last five, with his only loss to the slick Paro; his title win over Puello showcased resilience in a decision victory.

Dalton Smith’s Recent 5 Fights:

Smith is 5-0 in his last five, blending stoppages and decisions against escalating competition.

Fight History

Head-to-Head: First meeting; no common opponents of note.

FIGHT ODDS

Subriel Matias                   – 160

Dalton Smith                     + 140

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, January 9, 2025

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

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

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

Event Overview

The contest between Alfredo Santiago Alvarez and Hendri Cedeno is a 10-round super lightweight bout (140 lbs limit) for the NABO and WBO Inter-Continental titles, serving as part of the undercard for the WBC junior welterweight title clash between Subriel Matias and Dalton Smith.

This matchup features a battle-tested veteran in Santiago, known for his technical prowess and experience against elite competition, against the undefeated power puncher Cedeno, who brings explosive knockout ability and momentum from a string of stoppages.

Venue Location: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, USA.

This state-of-the-art arena, with a capacity of about 19,000 for boxing events, is renowned for hosting blockbuster fights such as Gervonta Davis vs. Hector Garcia and Errol Spence Jr. vs. Shawn Porter, providing a high-energy environment in one of boxing’s hottest markets.

Ringwalks is scheduled for 7:00 PM ET (4:00 PM PT), with the Santiago vs. Cedeno ringwalk projected around 8:00 PM ET (5:00 PM PT), though this could adjust based on earlier bouts.

The card will be available via live stream on PPV.com, with potential additional broadcasting on platforms like DAZN or ESPN.

Injury Report

Alfredo Santiago Alvarez: No reported injuries or health issues as of January 5, 2026. Santiago has been active without any noted setbacks in recent years, and training updates indicate he’s in peak condition for this title opportunity.

(Note: Searches returned unrelated results for Canelo Alvarez; no relevant injury news for Santiago.)

Hendri Cedeno: No current injuries or concerns documented. Cedeno’s recent activity shows no interruptions, and he’s entering the fight with a clean bill of health based on available reports.

Fighter Matchups and Profiles

This orthodox-vs-orthodox showdown at super lightweight could turn on Santiago’s superior experience and ring generalship against Cedeno’s raw power and undefeated confidence. Santiago holds a slight height advantage (5’11” vs. 5’10”), potentially aiding his jab and distance control, while Cedeno’s 70″ reach could help him close gaps with heavy hooks.

Expect a tactical early pace escalating into exchanges, with Cedeno’s 75% KO rate posing a threat if he lands clean.

Alfredo Santiago Alvarez (17-2-0, 8 KOs):

Background: 31-year-old orthodox fighter from Fajardo, Puerto Rico (born in Moca, Dominican Republic), nicknamed “Ojo.” Santiago turned pro in 2015 and has faced world-class opposition, including Devin Haney and Ricardo Nunez, honing a style of precise counterpunching and solid defense.

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Promoted by figures like Boxlab, he’s rebuilt after losses with impressive stoppages, positioning himself as a gatekeeper-turned-contender.

Notable Achievements: Former NABO lightweight champion; wins over veterans like Javier Fortuna and Angel Fierro.

Hendri Cedeno (16-0-0, 12 KOs):

Background: 27-year-old orthodox fighter from La Romana, Dominican Republic (residing in Reading, Pennsylvania), nicknamed “La Bazuca.” Cedeno debuted professionally in 2021 after a strong amateur career and has risen quickly with devastating power, often ending fights early via body shots and combinations.

Managed by Kenny Porter, he’s a pressure fighter drawing comparisons to Dominican powerhouses like Edwin Valero.

Notable Achievements: Undefeated record; recent wins over contenders like Idalberto Umara; ranked in BoxRec’s Dominican super lightweights.

Recent Form

Santiago rides a four-fight win streak with a mix of stoppages and decisions against tough foes, while Cedeno remains perfect, showcasing improved decision-making in longer bouts alongside his KO prowess.

Alfredo Santiago Alvarez’s Recent 5 Fights

Santiago is 4-1 in his last five, rebounding from a stoppage loss to Nunez with dominant performances, including a career-highlight TKO over former champion Fortuna.

Hendri Cedeno’s Recent 5 Fights

Cedeno is 5-0 in his last five, with three stoppages, demonstrating versatility by going the distance against durable opponents while maintaining his power output.

Fight History

Head-to-Head: No prior encounters between Santiago and Cedeno.

They share no common opponents of note, as Santiago’s resume includes more established names like Haney and Fortuna, while Cedeno has faced rising prospects and regional talent.

Betting Trends

Super Lightweight-Specific Trends: In junior welterweight fights over the past five years, favorites win approximately 80% of the time, with underdogs claiming victories in 15-20% of cases, often via knockout (40% of upsets).

KOs occur in about 42% of bouts, and overs hit 60% in matchups featuring experienced technicians like Santiago vs. power punchers.

General Boxing Trends: Undefeated prospects (like Cedeno) win 70% against veterans but drop to 55% when facing opponents with top-20 experience (Santiago’s level). Value often emerges in KO props for high-percentage finishers (Cedeno at 75%) and decisions in stylistic clashes.

FIGHT ODDS

Alfredo Santiago Alvarez              – 275

Hendri Cedeno                                 + 200

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, January 9, 2025

The undefeated knockout sensation Keith “Tsunami” Colon (8-0-0, 8 KOs) steps up against the battle-tested veteran Alberto “Metro” Guevara (28-8-0, 13 KOs) in an eight-round featherweight bout. This matchup serves as part of the undercard for the WBC World Super Lightweight title fight between Subriel Matias and Dalton Smith. Colon, a rising prospect from Newark, New Jersey, aims to extend his perfect record against Guevara, a former world title challenger from Mazatlan, Mexico, who brings experience but has shown signs of decline in recent years. Expect a clash of youth and power versus grit and ring savvy, with Colon looking to make a statement in front of a New York crowd.

Venue Location

Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, United States. This iconic arena, with a capacity of over 17,000 for boxing events, has hosted numerous high-profile fights and is known for its electric atmosphere, especially for East Coast prospects like Colon.

Ringwalks are scheduled for 8:00 p.m. ET (5:00 p.m. PT), with the estimated ringwalk for Colon vs. Guevara around 8:00 p.m. ET, depending on undercard progression. The event will be streamed live on PPV.com for $54.99, available on various devices including Smart TVs, phones, and streaming platforms like Roku and Apple TV.

Injury Report

No injuries have been reported for either fighter leading into this bout. Both Colon and Guevara have been active in training camps without any noted setbacks, per recent news and social media updates. Colon, coming off an October 2025 win, appears fully fit, while Guevara’s sparse recent schedule suggests he’s healthy but potentially rusty. Any last-minute changes could arise, but as of January 6, 2026, both are cleared to fight.

Fighter Matchups

This is an eight-round featherweight contest (126 lbs limit) pitting a young KO artist against an experienced gatekeeper. Colon, at 23, brings explosive power and speed, while Guevara, 35, relies on his durability and counterpunching from over 200 professional rounds.

Key Stylistic Matchup: Colon’s aggressive, forward-pressure style (orthodox stance, 66.1″ reach) vs. Guevara’s veteran boxing IQ and resilience (orthodox, slight reach advantage at 66.9″). Colon has finished all his fights early, averaging under 2 rounds per win, which could overwhelm Guevara if the veteran can’t weather the early storm. Guevara’s experience against top competition (e.g., losses to Shakur Stevenson, Leo Santa Cruz) might allow him to drag Colon into deeper waters for the first time.

Tale of the Tape:

Other undercard matchups include Alfredo Santiago vs. Henri Cedeno (lightweight), Nestor Bravo vs. Pedro Campa (super lightweight), Emmanuel Rodriguez vs. Fernando Diaz (bantamweight), and more, building toward the main event.

Recent Form

Keith Colon: Undefeated and dominant, Colon has won all eight pro fights by knockout, showcasing devastating power. His last outing was a third-round TKO over David Calabro on October 25, 2025, improving to 8-0 with 8 KOs. Prior wins include a first-round KO in April 2025 and a TKO over Robert Munn in October 2024. He’s fought 16 total rounds as a pro, finishing most opponents quickly, and enters on an eight-fight win streak with momentum as a 2024 Golden Gloves runner-up turned pro sensation.

Recent Fights (Last 5):

Oct 25, 2025: TKO 3 vs. David Calabro

Aug 25, 2025: W vs. Wilner Soto (KO)

Jun 2025: KO vs. opponent (details highlight dominance)

Apr 14, 2025: KO 1 vs. opponent

Oct 2024: TKO 1 vs. Robert Munn

Alberto Guevara: The veteran has been inconsistent, snapping a five-fight losing streak with a recent win, but his activity is low—last four fights spanned over nine years. He’s durable but has struggled against elite talent, with losses to Shakur Stevenson (2019), Manny Flores (2024), and Hugo Ruiz (2019). At 35, his form shows resilience but vulnerability to power punchers.

Recent Fights (Last 5):

Recent: Win (stopped 5-loss streak, details sparse)

Oct 8, 2024: vs. Manny Flores (strong performance noted, outcome unclear but active)

Jul 13, 2019: Loss vs. Shakur Stevenson

Jan 19, 2019: UD Loss vs. Hugo Ruiz

Feb 21, 2018: TKO 2 vs. Carlos Jacobo

Colon’s explosive streak gives him the edge, while Guevara’s experience could test the prospect’s chin if it goes long.

Fight History

This is the first meeting between Colon and Guevara. No prior head-to-head encounters. Colon has never gone the distance, while Guevara has a history of tough losses to prospects like Stevenson, making this a classic “prospect vs. veteran” test.

Betting Trends

Prospects like Colon (undefeated with 100% KO rate) are 75-80% successful against veterans in similar matchups over the last five years, per boxing betting data.

Guevara has gone the distance in 60% of his losses but has been stopped in recent high-level fights.

Undercard fights on PPV cards trend toward early finishes (Under hits 65% when involving KO artists).

FIGHT ODDS

Keith Colon                        – 800

Alberto Guevara               + 650

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, January 9, 2025

Event Overview

The matchup between Emmanuel Rodriguez and Fernando Diaz is a 10-round bantamweight contest on the undercard of the WBC junior welterweight title defense by Subriel Matias against Dalton Smith.

This fight features a former world champion looking to rebound against a resilient journeyman with upset potential, blending Rodriguez’s championship experience and power with Diaz’s durability and recent activity in a division known for high-output, technical scraps.

Venue Location: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, USA.

This iconic arena, with a seating capacity of about 19,000 for boxing, has hosted major events like Errol Spence vs. Shawn Porter and Deontay Wilder vs. Luis Ortiz, offering excellent sightlines and a vibrant atmosphere in the heart of Brooklyn.

Ringwalks are scheduled for 8:00 PM ET (5:00 PM PT), with the Rodriguez vs. Diaz bout expected around 9:00 PM ET (6:00 PM PT), subject to earlier fight durations.

The event will be available on PPV.com, with potential additional streaming on platforms like ESPN+ or DAZN, pending final confirmation.

Injury Report

Emmanuel Rodriguez: No active injuries reported as of early January 2026. His last fight was postponed in late 2025 due to an undisclosed injury, but he has since recovered and is cleared for this return.

Training camp updates indicate full fitness, with no setbacks noted in recent media.

Fernando Diaz: No reported injuries or health concerns heading into the bout. Diaz has been active through 2025 without any documented issues, maintaining a consistent fight schedule.

Fighter Matchups and Profiles

This orthodox-vs-orthodox clash in the bantamweight division (118 lbs) could hinge on Rodriguez’s superior power and ring IQ against Diaz’s volume and grit. Rodriguez holds slight edges in height (5’6″ vs. 5’5″) and reach (66.5″ vs. unreported for Diaz), potentially allowing him to dictate range, while Diaz’s forward pressure might force close-range exchanges.

Emmanuel Rodriguez (22-3-0, 13 KOs):

Background: 33-year-old orthodox fighter from Vega Baja, Puerto Rico, nicknamed “Manny.” A former two-time IBF bantamweight champion, Rodriguez turned pro in 2012 and is known for his sharp counterpunching, solid defense, and knockout power in both hands. He’s faced top competition, including Naoya Inoue, and represents Puerto Rican boxing’s proud tradition.

After a brief retirement in 2023, he’s back to reclaim contender status.

Notable Achievements: IBF bantamweight title wins in 2018 and 2023; victories over unbeaten prospects like Gary Antonio Russell.

Fernando Diaz (16-6-1, 6 KOs):

Background: 25-year-old orthodox fighter from Riverside, California, nicknamed “Leoncito.” Debuting in 2018, Diaz is a high-volume pressure fighter with good stamina, often wearing down opponents in grueling bouts. He’s stepped up against rising stars but has shown vulnerability to elite skill levels.

Notable Achievements: Regional wins in California circuits; competitive showings against prospects like John Ramirez and Dominique Crowder.

Recent Form

Rodriguez enters after a mixed run, including a recent loss to a top contender, while Diaz has been more active but suffered a setback in his last outing. Both show a tendency for decisions over knockouts in tough matchups.

Emmanuel Rodriguez’s Recent 5 Fights

Rodriguez is 3-1-1 in his last five (including NC), with his loss to Nishida exposing some defensive lapses but highlighting his resilience. He’s been inactive since mid-2024, potentially showing ring rust.

Fernando Diaz’s Recent 5 Fights

Diaz is 3-2-0 in his last five, rebounding from a loss to Ramirez with wins over lesser opposition before dropping to Crowder. His durability stands out, with no recent stoppages.

Fight History

Head-to-Head: No previous encounters between Rodriguez and Diaz.

They share no common opponents of significance, though both have tested themselves against unbeaten American prospects (Rodriguez vs. Russell; Diaz vs. Ramirez).

Betting Trends

Bantamweight-Specific Trends: In bantamweight bouts over the last five years (n=163), favorites win 85.28% of the time, underdogs 11.66%, with draws or no-contests at 3.06%. Knockouts occur in 13.5%, retirements 6.13%, and unanimous decisions 26.99%.

Fights often go over the round total (60-70% in technical matchups), especially with reach advantages like Rodriguez’s.

General Boxing Trends: Underdogs in lighter divisions like bantamweight win 15-20% overall, rising to 25% when they have higher activity (Diaz’s edge here). Favorites post-inactivity (like Rodriguez) win 75% but see more decisions (65%).

Value often lies in overs for comeback fights.

FIGHT ODDS

Emmanuel Rodriguez     – 800

Fernando Diaz                   + 500

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, January 9, 2025

Event Overview

The bout between Jeyvier Cintron and Jonathan Javier Rodriguez is a 10-round bantamweight contest scheduled as part of the undercard for the WBC junior welterweight title fight between Subriel Matias and Dalton Smith.

This matchup pits a rising Puerto Rican prospect against an experienced Mexican power puncher in what could be a stylistic clash between technical boxing and aggressive knockout hunting.

Venue Location: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York, USA.

The arena is a premier boxing venue known for hosting high-profile events, with a capacity of around 19,000 for combat sports. It’s easily accessible via public transit in New York City and has hosted notable fights like those involving Daniel Jacobs and Sergey Kovalev in the past.

Ringwalk is scheduled for 10:00 PM ET (7:00 PM PT), depending on the progression of earlier bouts.

The event will be broadcast on PPV.com and potentially streamed on platforms like ESPN or DAZN, though final details may vary.

Injury Report

Jeyvier Cintron: No reported injuries or health issues leading into this fight. Cintron has been active in 2024 without any noted setbacks, and his training camp appears to be progressing smoothly based on available reports.

Jonathan Javier Rodriguez: Similarly, no current injury reports or health concerns have surfaced. Rodriguez’s last bout was a draw in 2023, and he has not fought since, but there are no indications of lingering issues from his career.

Note that the searches for Rodriguez initially pulled unrelated data on a soccer player with the same name, but for the boxer, all signs point to full fitness.

Fighter Matchups and Profiles

This is a classic southpaw vs. orthodox matchup in the bantamweight division (118 lbs limit), where Cintron’s technical finesse and footwork could counter Rodriguez’s power and pressure. Cintron holds advantages in height (5’7″ vs. 5’5″) and reach (70.5″ vs. 66.5″), potentially allowing him to control distance.

Rodriguez, however, brings more experience and a higher knockout rate, making him dangerous in close quarters.

Jeyvier Cintron (13-1-0, 6 KOs):

Background: 30-year-old southpaw from Bayamon, Puerto Rico, nicknamed “Perrito.” A two-time Olympian (2012 and 2016), Cintron turned pro in 2017 under promoter Juan Ivan Orengo. He’s known for his slick, defensive style with good counterpunching, drawing comparisons to Puerto Rican greats like Miguel Cotto in terms of movement.

His only loss came against elite competition, and he’s rebuilt with solid wins.

Notable Achievements: Challenged for the WBO super flyweight title in 2019; has wins over solid regional fighters.

Jonathan Javier Rodriguez (25-2-1, 17 KOs):

Background: 29-year-old orthodox fighter from San Luis Potosí, Mexico, nicknamed “Titan.” Debuted in 2015 and has built a reputation as a knockout artist with aggressive, forward pressure. He’s fought primarily in Mexico and has experience against tougher opposition, including a world title shot.

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His style is volume punching with power hooks, but he can be vulnerable to skilled boxers.

Notable Achievements: Challenged for the IBF super flyweight title in 2021; multiple regional titles in Mexico.

Recent Form

Both fighters enter with momentum, but Cintron appears sharper with more recent activity.

Jeyvier Cintron’s Recent 5 Fights:

Cintron is 3-1-1 in his last five (including the NC), with his loss to former champion Ioka highlighting his level. He’s won his two 2024 bouts convincingly, showing improved conditioning after a hiatus.

Jonathan Javier Rodriguez’s Recent 5 Fights:

Rodriguez is 3-1-1 in his last five, with the draw against a solid Gonzalez showing resilience. His loss to Ancajas (a top champion) was a learning experience, and his wins have been against domestic competition.

Fight History

Head-to-Head: No prior meetings between Cintron and Rodriguez. This is their first encounter.

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They have no common opponents of note, but both have faced Japanese fighters (Cintron vs. Ioka/Eto; Rodriguez has regional wins).

FIGHT ODDS

Jeyvier Cintron                                 – 1200

Jonathan Javier Rodriguez           + 750

Odds Courtesy of Sports Odds Direct as of Friday, January 9, 2025