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Martin Honorio vs. Miguel Angel Huerta Now Featured in 11/6 LA Fight Club Main Event

Boxing fans will be in for a treat on Nov. 6 when tough seasoned fighters Martin “El Brochas” Honorio (32-9-1, 16 KOs) of Mexico City, Mexico and Los Angeles transplant Miguel Angel “El Anestesista” Huerta (28-13-1, 18 KOs) face off in a classic Mexican brawl live on Boxeo Estelar on Estrella TV.

MARTIN HONORIO NOW FEATURED IN MAIN EVENT AGAINST MIGUEL ANGEL HUERTA AT THE NOVEMBER 6 EDITION OF LA FIGHT CLUB

NEWLY ANNOUNCED OPPONENTS STACK IMPRESSIVE UNDERCARD

LIVE ON BOXEO ESTELAR ON ESTRELLA TV FROM THE BELASCO THEATER IN DOWNTOWN LOS ANGELES

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LOS ANGELES (October 30, 2015) – Boxing fans will be in for a treat on Nov. 6 when tough seasoned fighters Martin “El Brochas” Honorio (32-9-1, 16 KOs) of Mexico City, Mexico and Los Angeles transplant Miguel Angel “El Anestesista” Huerta (28-13-1, 18 KOs) face off in a classic Mexican brawl live on Boxeo Estelar on Estrella TV.

The exciting 10-round super lightweight main event on will be televised nationally at 10:00 p.m. ET/7:00 p.m. PT and the non-televised undercard fights will be live streamed via The Ring TV’s Roku channel, www.ringtvlive.com and on The Ring TV’s YouTube channel. The live stream will begin at approximately 5:30 p.m. PT through 7:00 p.m. PT.

In the co-main event, local favorite and rising star Joet Gonzalez (11-0, 5 KOs) will battle Marcos “No Money” Rios (12-0-1, 8 KOs) of San Diego in an eight-round featherweight bout, as part of the Estrella TV telecast, and opening the telecast, Jonathan Navarro (2-0, 1 KO) of East Los Angeles will take on Shaun “Buddy Hollie” Henson (2-2, 2 KOs) of Ardmore, Oklahoma in a six-round super lightweight bout. Featured on The Ring TV’s live stream is newly signed prospect Hector “El Finito” Tanajara Jr. (2-0, 1 KO) of San Antonio, Texas, who will make his third LA FIGHT CLUB appearance in a four-round lightweight bout against Tyshawn “Optimus Prime” Sherman (0-2) of San Bernardino, Calif. Opening the night and The Ring TV’s live stream will be Damon Allen (7-0, 3 KOs) of Philadelphia in a six-round lightweight bout against Pomona’s Oscar Santana (4-2-1, 2 KOs).

LA FIGHT CLUB:Martin Honorio vs. Miguel Angel Huerta, a 10-round super lightweight bout and is presented by Golden Boy Promotions and sponsored by Corona Extra. Doors open at 5:00 p.m. and the first bout begins at 5:30 p.m. The Estrella TV Boxeo Estelar broadcast will air live on Friday, November 6 at 10:00 p.m. ET/7:00 p.m. PT., and will also be simultaneously streaming live on estrellaTV.com and on YouTube via Fenomeno Studios: youtube.com/FenomenoStudios. The Ring TV live stream will begin at approximately 5:30 p.m. PT through 7:00 p.m.

Tickets, starting at $20 are on sale and available for purchase online at www.goldenboypromotions.com or by visiting the Golden Boy Promotions Facebook page. For ticket information, email us at LAFightClub@goldenboypromotions.com.

The “Knockout Experience VIP Package” is also available for an additional $25 upgrade and includes VIP entrance, access to an exclusive lounge offering food and beverages for purchase; a meet and greet opportunity with fighters and celebrities attending the event, past guests have included Oscar De La Hoya, Kate Del Castillo, Mario Lopez, George Lopez, Lucas Matthysse, Randy Caballero and other stars have all made appearances in the past; an automatic entry into the LA FIGHT CLUB grand prize drawing, which can include but is not limited to: autograph gloves, picture in the ring, backstage access, tour of locker rooms, fighter ring walk, tickets to upcoming boxing events and additional merchandise and prizes.

Martin Honorio hails from the streets of Mexico City, carrying with him an impressive record of 32 wins, half of them being knock outs. An aggressive fighter, Honorio is known for his heavy body shots, tearing down any opponent who crosses his way. He is a seasoned fighter, whose ferocity begins upon entrance of the ring, generating a fear against all that who go against him. He begins his fights with his menacing prowl like a lion, swaying back and forth, eyeing his challenger, ready to devour fresh meat. Honorio’s last opponent was Antonio “Relentless” Orozco, who defeated Honorio for the interim NABF Junior Super Lightweight title on May 15, 2014. Having spent time out of the ring, the loss has propelled the fighter to come back with a vengeance, ready to demolish his opponent this November 6 at LA FIGHT CLUB.

Thirty-seven year old Miguel Angel Huerta of Los Angeles boasts an impressive career, claiming the vacant NBA Light Welterweight title against Allan Vester in Fort Myers, Florida in 2004; the WBO Inter-Continental lightweight title against Marco Angel Perez in Corona, Calif. in 2004; and the vacant NABF lightweight title against Efren Hinojosa in Houston, Texas in 2007. After recent tough losses to Mauricio Herrera, Antonio Orozco and Haskell Rhodes in 2014, Huerta will look to claim victory in his first fight of 2015 against Martin Honorio.

Rising prospect Joet Gonzalez of Glendora, Calif. has been steadily climbing the professional ranks since his debut in 2012. Most recently, Gonzalez has impressed fans with wins defeating Ali Gonzalez at the April edition of LA FIGHT CLUB, as well as Jose Angel Beranza in May and Miguel Tamayo in August at Fantasy Springs Resort Casino in Indio, Calif. Gonzalez will return eager to add to his undefeated record at his second appearance at LA FIGHT CLUB.

After accumulating an impressive record in his home country, undefeated Mexican fighter Marcos Rios of San Diego is set to make his U.S. debut against Joet Gonzalez at the Belasco Theater. Rios has captured the attention of Mexican fans beginning with his first professional fight against Luis Flores in September 2013. He has continued to amaze by accruing twelve wins, most recently triumphing over Alfonso Sandoval in July 2015, Manuel Jimenez in May 2015 and Pedro Pamla in January 2015.

Hailing from East Los Angeles, Jonathan Navarro is a boxing legacy who made an impression on his professional debut on the Aug. 6 edition of LA FIGHT CLUB defeating Andrew Lee Gomez via knockout in the first round, and defeating Gibran Gutierrez by unanimous decision at the Sept. 4 edition. The nineteen-year-old, whose uncle Jose Navarro was a 2000 U.S. Olympian and a flyweight title challenger in his professional career, has a decorated amateur career winning gold in 15 tournaments, four of which were international while representing the U.S. on the national team. A gifted boxer who began his boxing career at seven-years-old, Navarro won his first Golden Gloves at nine years of age. Now the 19-year old is ready to create his own history when he competes in his third professional fight on Nov. 6.

A 23-year-old super lightweight prospect hailing from Ardmore, Oklahoma, Shaun Henson made his debut in 2011 with a tough loss to Cristian Cabral at the Route 66 Casino in Albuquerque, New Mexico. He followed up with wins against Anthony Delgado in Hobbs, New Mexico in October 2012 and Derek Perez at the Convention Center in Las Cruces, New Mexico in April 2013. Last month, Henson was defeated by Maurice Lee at the Hollywood Palladium in Hollywood, Calif., and on Nov. 6, will seek redemption as he makes in LA FIGHT CLUB debut in his second fight of the year.

Hailing from San Antonio, Hector “El Finito” Tanajara has been fighting since 2007 and during that time has won eight national championships. In 2012, he qualified to attend the Veles Cup in Kurgan, Russia and took the gold medal in his weight class. This opportunity led the amateur standout to qualify for the 2016 USA Pre-Olympic trail competition.

Winning the tournament and having been selected as one of seven to go to the 2016 Olympic trails, Tanajara decided instead to focus on a professional career. Now, the eight-time national champion made his professional debut as a newly signed Golden Boy Promotions fighter at the August 6 edition of LA FIGHT CLUB with a quick follow up victory at the September 18 edition. He will look to continue his winning streak at the Belasco Theater on Nov. 6.

Tyshawn Sherman of San Bernardino, Calif., made his professional debut in a tough matchup in June 2011 succumbing to Guy Robb at the Sports Center in Fairfield, Calif., and followed up with his second pro fight against Roque Ramos in Sept. 2013, where Ramos defeated Sherman by technical knockout in the third round. Marking his first fight at LA FIGHT CLUB and first of the year, Sherman will look to score the first victory of his professional career as he takes on Hector Tanajara Jr. on Nov. 6.

Damon Allen of Philadelphia exploded onto the scene claiming victory in five fights of his first year as a professional. He followed up with three impressive wins against Anthony Michael Linenfesler and Hector Marengo in 2014 and Luis Rodriguez in 2015. Allen will fight to keep his undefeated record next month and show fans that he is a rising prospect to watch.

Oscar Santana, hailing from Pomona, Calif., made his professional debut against Tevin Farmer, pulling out a victory at the Convention Center in Baltimore, Maryland in February 2011. After a tough loss to Vage Sarukhanyan at the Pechanga Resort & Casino in Temecula, Calif., Santana came back strong in 2012 with wins over Oscar Diaz and Osman Rivera, and a draw against Aaron Acevedo in 2013. After an early win in 2014 against James Thomas at The Hangar in Costa Mesa, Calif. and a loss later that year to Cesar Villarraga, Santana is eager to get back in the ring and make his first fight of 2015 at the Belasco Theater a win.

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