Bryan Flores vs. Jonathan Navarro

ProBox TV returns to San Bernardino, California for another action-packed night of boxing at the National Orange Show Events Center. Headlined by Bryan “Nino Maravilla” Flores vs. Jonathan “Thunder” Navarro in a 10-round super lightweight main event, with a strong lineup that also includes Joshua Anton vs. Vladimir Hernandez, Ruben Aguilar vs. Tre’Sean Wiggins, and a women’s title fight between Adelaida Ruiz and Ginny Fuchs.

Cast

Bryan Flores

as Self

Jonathan Navarro

as Self

Joshua Kevin Anton

as Self

Vladimir Hernandez

as Self

Adelaida Maria Ruiz

as Self

Ginny Fuchs

as Self

Ruben Eduardo Aguilar

as Self

Tre'Sean Wiggins

as Self

Diego Aviles

as Self

Jaime Jasso

as Self

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