Results from Friday’s sold-out Thompson Boxing show in Ontario, Calif.

Just prior to his bout vs. Ramiro Robles on Friday evening, February 12, at the Doubletree Hotel in Ontario, Calif., the WBA NABA super bantamweight champ Danny Roman (c) posed for a photo with boxing great Daniel Ponce De Leon plus Roman’s support staff led by coach Eddie Gonzalez (l). Photo: Carlos Baez

In Friday night’s scheduled 10 round Main Event, Danny “The Baby-Faced Assassin” Roman from Garden Grove, Calif. won his 10th straight victory by stopping Ramiro “Zurdo” Robles of Guanajuato, Mexico in the ninth round. With the win, Roman improves his record to (18-2-1, 6 KOs) while Robles drops to (12-5-1, 7 KOs).

On Friday night, Daniel “The Baby-Faced Assassin” Roman from Garden Grove, Calif. won his 10th straight victory by stopping Ramiro “Zurdo” Robles.

In a super bantamweight match between two former USA Amateurs from our local LBC 44 CAL Border, it was Fernando Fuentes earning an unanimous decision over San Diego’s Jorge “Tito” Ruiz. All three judges, David Denkin, Fernando Villareal and Zac Young scored the bout the same 59-55 to give Fuentes every round but one. With the decisive win, Fuentes improves to 7-6, 1 KO while Ruiz drops to 9-3, 2 KOs. 

In the scheduled 6-round Co-feature, the 35 year-old LaRon Mitchell of San Francisco put his opponent away by the 1:18 mark of round one. With the easy win, Mitchell improved his record to (11-0-0, 11 KOs) while his 31 year-old opponent, Juan Manuel Dominguez Silva of Tijuana, Mexico dropped to (6-3, 3 KOs).

Super middleweight 25 year-old, 5’11” Rudy “The Revelation” Puga improved his record to (7-0-1 ND, 6 KOs) with his second round stoppage of Alejandro Osuna from Jalisco, Mexico who now drops to (4-2, 2 KOs).

In a super welterweight clash, 29 year-old Miguel Trejo of Los Angeles made quick work of 24 year-old, Thomas Earl “Hitman” Howard of Miami, Florida by way of Southgate, Michigan. The fight was stopped at the 2:28 mark of round one. With the win, Trejo improved to (4-0, 3 KOs) while Howard lost his sixth straight fight, fourth straight by knockout, to drop to (8-7, 4 KOs).

At the conclusion of his one-sided bout against Tom Howard, Miguel Trejo (l) has his arm raised in victory by soon to be Hall of Fame referee Raul Caiz Sr.

Super bantamweight, 20 year-old Jhordy Ramirez improved his record to (2-0, 1 KO) with an unanimous decision victory over 19 year-old Juan Carlos Diaz of Phoenix, Arizona who now drops to (0-2).

Jhordy Ramirez (l) pounds his opponent Juan Carlos Diaz in the midsection.

The Thompson Boxing “New Blood” show began at 7 p.m. PT/10 p.m. ET and was aired live on GFL.TV, a Live Sports Streaming company. Super bantamweight, 20 year-old Jhordy Ramirez improved his record to (2-0, 1 KO) with an unanimous decision victory over 19 year-old Juan Carlos Diaz