Unbeaten Polish cruiserweight Adrian “Pretty Boy” Pinheiro (10-0-1, 9 KOs) faces Demetrius Banks (12-12-2, 5 KOs) in the 8-round main event at Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida.
Pinheiro is coming off a draw in February against Isaiah Thompson, while Banks is known for his 2014 victory over Antwaun Tubbs, the son of former world heavyweight champion Tony Tubbs, via a 4-round technical knockout.
The 6-round co-main event showcases 22-year-old Jeovanny Estela (10-0, 3 KOs) and Saul “Navajo” Corral (23-20, 13 KOs), a former WBC FECARBOX welterweight champion who has faced world champions like Sadam Ali and Victor Ortiz, as well as several contenders and prospects like Estela. Corral will likely represent the toughest challenge of Estela’s young professional boxing career.
In the undercard, Idalberto Umara (9-1, 6 KOs) is set to defend his WBA Fedecaribe Lightweight title for the first time in a 10-round bout against an opponent yet to be named. Umara secured the Fedecaribe championship belt in his most recent match by defeating Deivi Julio with a technical knockout in the second round on February 25th at Caribe Royale in Orlando.
Tickets are priced at $100.00 ringside, $75.00 reserved seating, and $40.00 general admission and available at ticketmaster.com
Main card:
▪️Adrian Pinheiro vs. Demetrius Banks, 8 rounds, cruiserweight ▪️Jeovanny Estela vs. Saul Corrall, 6 rounds, welterweight ▪️Idalberto Umara vs. Braulio Rodriguez, 10 rounds, lightweight ▪️Henrich Ruiz Cordoba vs. Jose Humberto Corrall, 6 rounds, heavyweight ▪️Daine Smikle vs. Tyler Jacques, 4 rounds, cruiserweight ▪️Ramiro De Jesus vs. Bryan Duran, 4 rounds, junior middleweight ▪️A’Mire Lewis vs. Twon Smith, 4 rounds, cruiserweight ▪️Jonathan Cortes vs. Paul Amaro, 4 rounds, lightweight ▪️Carlos Rosario vs. Michael Gaxiola, 4 rounds, lightweight ▪️Shamara Woods vs. Sarah Click, 4 rounds, female lightweight ▪️Brandon Lynch vs. Dennys Reyes, 4 rounds, heavyweight ▪️Giovanni Louis vs. Waverly Bagby, 4 rounds, featherweight ▪️Jamar Pemberton vs. Juan Celin Zapata, 4 rounds, super middleweight
