At the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles, CA, Saturday over FOX TGB Promotions – Tom Brown presented in the Main Event Cuban Luis “King Kong” Ortiz stopped Alexander “The Great” Flores in 0:45 of the first. In the co-feature Frank “The Cuban Flash” Sanchez, of Las Vegas, NV, stopped Brian “MVP” Howard, of Loganville, GA, in 4 rounds for the WBO NABO Heavyweight title.

In the co-feature Frank “The Cuban Flash” Sanchez, 16-0 (12), #227 1/2, of Cuba and Las Vegas, NV, stopped Brian “MVP” Howard, 15-3 (12), #210, of Loganville, GA, 10 rounds, at 2:07 of the fourth round for the WBO NABO title.

In the third round a left hook and right uppercut on the chin of Howard from Sanchez and down he went for an 8-count seconds before the end of the round. In the fourth round Sanchez dropped Howard with a left hook on the chin driving him to the canvas. Shortly seconds later a left hook on the chin from Sanchez on the chin of Howard and he went down for a second time. Upon rising Sanchez was all over him until the referee Jerry Cantu called a halt.

In the Main Event Heavyweight southpaw Luis “King Kong” Ortiz, 32-2 (27), #2411/2, of Cuba and Miami, FL, Alexander “The Great” Flores, 18-3-1 (16), #231 ¾, of Rowland Heights, CA, at 0:45 of the first of a 10.

In the first round a right to the ribs from Ortiz and down went Flores for the count by referee Thomas Taylor. The replay showed the bicep of Ortiz landed against the left eye of Flores before landing to the ribs causing damage.

Heavyweight Michael Polite Coffie, 11-0 (8), #267 ¾, of Brooklyn, NY, stopped southpaw Joey “Minnesota Ice” Abell, 35-11 (33), #250 ¾, of Coon Rapids, MN, at 0:49 of round two of an 8. In the second round referee Rudy Barragan halted the fight with Abell defenseless due to injured arm.

In the first round Abell went down from a Coffie right injuring his right arm. In the second round Coffie was all over a defenseless Abell due to injured right arm.

Heavyweight Olympian Carlos Negron, 21-3 (17), #246, of PR and Miami, FL, stopped Rafael “El Grande” Rios, 11-2 (8), #249 ¼, of MEX and San Diego, CA, at 2:33 of the second round of a scheduled 8.

In the second round a right on the chin from Negron dropped Rios. Upon rising Negron was all over him until the referee Rudy Barragan called a halt.