Andrii Novytskyi remains undefeated, knocking out Alexander Flores in the fourth round. Novytskyi, a Ukrainian heavyweight, showcased his skills with a sharp jab and slick movement, dropping Flores twice. Novytskyis record now stands at 16-0 with 11 KOs. Flores, a Rowland Heights native, suffered his sixth loss, dropping to 21-6-1 with 19 KOs.

In the co-feature, Alejandra Rojas Rivera earned a split decision victory over Chelsey Anderson. Rivera, a Mexico City native, bounced back from a second-round knockdown to secure her biggest win yet, moving her record to 6-3-3 with 1 KO. Anderson, from Yorba Linda, suffered her first loss, dropping to 8-1-1.

Lawrence King impressed in a one-eighty catchweight bout, knocking out Kevin Brizuela in the seventh round. King, a San Bernardino southpaw, dropped Brizuela three times before securing the victory. Kings record now stands at 20-1 with 16 KOs, while Brizuela, a 25-year-old Argentinian, falls to 9-4.

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Bill Caplan, a legendary boxing publicist, passed away at 90. Known for hyping stars like Foreman, De La Hoya, Pacquiao, and Canelo, Caplans career spanned seven decades. Born in Iowa, he built a reputation as a charismatic storyteller, bridging fighters and reporters. His deepest bond was with Foreman, from amateur bouts to the Rumble in the Jungle. Caplans press magic, including wild pitches and stunts, shaped boxings spotlight and still echoes in every big fight buildup. He leaves behind his wife, daughters, grandchildren, and great-grandchild.

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Heavyweight boxing champion Jarrell Miller faces off against Lenier Pero in a title eliminator tomorrow night in Las Vegas. Miller, weighing in at 305 pounds, towers over Peros 251 pounds, creating a significant size advantage. Miller, with a record of 27-1-2, has been training in Philadelphia under Bozy Ennis. Pero, a 13-0 fighter with 8 knockouts, is a 2016 Cuban Olympian who trained in Las Vegas with Bob Santos. The undercard features several exciting matches, with Miller and Pero set to clash in a battle of size versus skill.

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