“Sugar” Cain Sandoval proved to be anything but sweet as he dominated veteran Ramiro Duno in a display of sheer brutality at the Chumash Casino Resort. With a record of 14-0 and 12 knockouts, Sandoval showcased his skills in a masterclass performance that left Duno reeling. Round after round, Sandoval relentlessly attacked, seemingly more interested in sending a message than in scoring points. By the sixth round, it was clear that Duno was no match for the ferocity of Sandoval’s punches.
Hailing from Kazakhstan, Sadriddin Akhmedov wasted no time in knocking out Antonio Todd in just one round. His swift victory left Todd wishing he had missed his flight. Likewise, Umar Dzambekov made a triumphant return after a nine-month hiatus by finishing Eddie Ortiz in the fourth round with a devastating right hand. The impact of Dzambekov’s punch left Ortiz seeing stars and stripes.
Danny Robles narrowly defeated Jonathan Almacen in a scrappy four-round match that resembled a schoolyard brawl more than a boxing match. The judges’ scorecards reflected the intensity of the bout, with the outcome hanging in the balance until the final bell.
Angel Carrillo wasted no time in dispatching Josh Navarro, stopping him in just three rounds. Navarro’s quick defeat may indicate that he needs more than just a pep talk before his next fight.