Out of Huntington Beach, CA, comes Tayden Beltran, an undefeated lightweight dynamo, holding a pristine record of 7-0-1 with 4 knockouts. He’s slated to throw down with Tulsa’s own Lyle McFarlane, a tough competitor with a 2-3 record, in a six-round thriller as the co-main event of the much-awaited “Super Brawl Saturday” by CBN Promotions, happening this February 10th at Thunder Studios in Long Beach, California.
Beltran, in the midst of honing his craft for the final stretch of his training camp, spilled the beans on his prep, his thoughts on McFarlane, the thrill of fighting for a national audience, and the sweet sensation of duking it out close to home.
Camp Vibes:
Beltran’s training camp has been nothing short of intense. He’s been zeroing in on unleashing his power, getting cozy with his punches, and claiming his space in the ring. “This camp, we’ve been all about power. Sitting down on those punches and really making them count. It’s been a grind, but I’ve never felt sharper,” he shared, pumped about his progress.
Facing McFarlane:
Despite McFarlane’s record not being all glitz and glamour, Beltran isn’t taking any chances. “Look, records can be deceiving. McFarlane’s stepping into that ring with nothing to lose, and that makes him dangerous. Eddie Gonzalez and I have been strategizing non-stop. We’re not cutting any corners for this fight,” Beltran stated, locked in and ready.
Spotlight Ready:
The buzz of fighting on a national platform like ESPN Knockout and Fubo Sports isn’t lost on Beltran. He’s all set to seize the moment and dazzle the viewers. “Stepping onto this stage is a dream. I’m here to give the fans a show they won’t forget. It’s all about bringing that heat and keeping them on the edge of their seats,” he exclaimed, eager to make waves.
Home Ring Advantage:
With the fight going down a stone’s throw from his stomping grounds in Huntington Beach, Beltran is pumped to showcase his skills in front of his nearest and dearest. “Fighting in front of my hometown crowd? It doesn’t get better than this. I’ve got a whole squad coming to cheer me on, and I’m ready to give them something to shout about,” he said, feeling the hometown love.
The entire “Super Brawl Saturday” extravaganza will be hitting the airwaves live on ESPN Knockout and Fubo Sports, with a tape delay on Fox Deportes and Estrella TV for those who miss the live action.
The bell rings at 5:00 pm PT, with tickets flying off the shelves. For a seat at Thunder Studios, hit up CBN Promotions.