Jonny Mansour made light work by Christian Avalos in the main meeting of “Championing Mental Health: A Night of Boxing” in Avalon Hollywood. It was a pure clinic of six round. Avalos had no answers for Mansour’s foot control, lead -hand discipline or body work.
Mansour generally won 60-54-and honestly Avalos barely touched him. The San Diego light weight covered like a seasoned pro, measured with the distance with Feints, put its counters and moved gears if necessary.
It was his second outing in 2025, and you can already see that maturity is developing. He doesn’t just win. He runs rounds like a fighter who knows how to end himself more than 10 or 12.
Pasillas Times Jackson perfect, Ramirez delivers a cruel upset, Ruvalcaba remains composed
Vic Pasillas did not waste time shaking the rust off the ring. After 16 months, he comes in sharp, patient and surgically against Carlos Jackson. He walked into Jackson’s stitch all night, sat down on his shots in the middle rounds and smoked him in seventh place. One clean shot ended it. KO at 2:05.
Jose Ramirez lost nothing to lose – and left with a body on the resume. He took the fight on a week’s notice and walked down in three rounds in Jessie Mandapat and dropped him three times. It wasn’t just a knockout. It was a statement: pressure, timing and confidence beat any setup match when the underdog is ready.
Ricardo Ruvalcaba handled veteran Luis Veron as a real prospect should be. Did not chase the co. Took eight clean rounds, scored (80-72 x3) and used the battle to get reps. You don’t always need a finish – which Ruvalcaba got was more valuable: Calm against a man who went through wars.
Brook Sibrian, who fought from Coachella, went with Rubi Gutierrez from toe to toe to the cleaner work inside. 60-54, 60-54 and 59-55 say everything you need. She definitely remained responsible and Gutierrez walked all night in counter -rights.
Avetis Gadyan put on a first round blitz. Walter Saragosa comes in 0-2 and leaves on the canvas. Gadyan dropped him three times in less than two minutes – efficient, destructive and smart. He did not suffocate his work. He posted everything.
Ivy Enriquez is maybe only 18, but she doesn’t have the most cultivated fighters. Her stitch alone won her the battle. 40-36 Generally, no drama, no sloppiness. Just clean, basic fundamentals performed with poise.
Full results:
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Jonny Mansour (5-0, 2 food) defeat Christian Avalos (3-3-2) Via unanimous decision scores: 60-54, 60-54, 60-54
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Vic Pasillas (18-1, 10 costs) defeat Carlos Jackson (20-3, 13 COs) Via ko in round 7 (2:05)
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Jose Ramirez (8-3, 6 COs) defeat Jessie Mandapat (9-2-1, 5 costs) via ko in round 3 (1:47)
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Ricardo Ruvalcaba (14-0, 10 COs) defeat Luis Alberto Veron (20-1-2, 9 food) Via unanimous decision scores: 80-72, 80-72, 80-72
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Brook Sibrian (7-2, 3 food) defeat Rubi Gutierrez (5-2-1) via unanimous decision scores: 60-54, 60-54, 59-55
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Avetis Gadyan (2-0, 2 costs) defeat Walter Saragosa (0-3) via ko in round 1 (2:00)
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Ivy Enriquez (3-0) defeat Marlen Avila (0-3) Via unanimous decision scores: 40-36, 40-36, 40-36
Last updated on 05/23/2025
