Undefeated Super Lightweight Joshua Pagan to Face Former Olympian Luis Porozo on Loaded Undercard
Shohjahon Ergashev, the powerhouse from Uzbekistan who’s made Detroit his battle ground, is gearing up to throw down with Panama City’s battle-hardened Juan Huertas. This electrifying 10-round super lightweight scrap is the latest addition to the “Big Time Boxing USA” event, lighting up the Wayne State Fieldhouse in Detroit on March 28. Fans won’t miss a second of the action, thanks to the fight being streamed live on DAZN.
Also catching the spotlight is the clash between Joshua James Pagan, the unbeaten sensation from Grand Rapids, Michigan, and Luis Porozo from Santo Domingo, Ecuador. They’re set to dazzle in a six-round super lightweight tussle.
Salita Promotions is staging the second act of the “Big Time Boxing USA” series, headlined by Juan Carrillo, the unbeaten Colombian Olympian, squaring off against the seasoned Quinton Rankin in a 10-round light heavyweight showdown. Not to be overlooked, Vladimir Shishkin, the IBF’s No. 2 super middleweight contender, is back in the ring to face Mike Guy in a 10-round bout
Dmitriy Salita, the big boss at Salita Promotions, can barely contain his excitement about Ergashev vs. Huertas. He’s convinced it’s going to be a barn burner on an already stacked card. Ergashev, feeling rejuvenated and hungrier than ever, is itching to showcase his skills in Detroit, the city that kickstarted his U.S. boxing odyssey.
Meanwhile, Huertas, boasting an impressive knockout record and a cabinet full of titles, is all set to bring the heat. He’s been grinding since January, ensuring he’s in top form for this showdown.
Adding to the mix, Pagan, fresh from his victory last October, is eager to continue his ascent in the pro ranks. Porozo, with a wealth of experience and a storied amateur career, is looking to reclaim his momentum.