David Benavidez Vs Gilberto Ramirez Live Score, Cinco De Mayo 2026: Isaac Lucero And Ismael Flores In Action - Watch

Chavez looked in control in the fourth round, finding his form early. He stood light on his feet and land strong punches and halted Sanchez's forward pressure by adopting the right combinations. Sanchez had his share of moments but it proved to be Chavez's round eventually. Sanchez was hell bent on committing to brawling with his constant forward movements, enticing Chavez into engaging but the latter chose to held his own in close quarters.

While both fighters enter the bout undefeated but Chavez comes with extra motivation as he was defeated by Sanchez before as an amateur. Chavez started well, using his jabs well and moving quite frequently, while changing his stance time to time. On the other hand, Sanchez focused on driving his opponent forward with strong punches, targeting the body and then the head. Sanchez struck some clean shots comprising of an uppercut and hook.

Someone's winning streak is going to break tonight as Junior featherweights Chavez and Sanchez, who haven't lost in combined 31 fights are up against each other tonight. The knockout rates of both fighters are almost same, which makes it an interesting battle to watch out for.

Round 8 turned out to be a close fight with both boxers standing close, pressing their heads together and throwing constant punches at each other. However, Flores ascends over his competitor landing more effective punches and by round 9, he was way ahead in power punches (215 to 99). By the final, Flores' win looked certain which is why he went all in for a knockout. Heavy punches were exchanged by both fighters in the last round but eventually Flores was declared a winner by an unanimous decision.

In the middle rounds, the focus of both fighters was on hitting each other's head. Both of them on most occasions stayed in the centre of the ring and kept throwing combinations. However, in the fifth things got flared up as Flores fired a strong uppercut snapping Lucero's head back. Flores carried on the momentum in the sixth round as well and was also able to hurt Lucero for a bit. Till the seventh round it looked like Lucero was struggling as Flores moved well and was able to dodge punches comfortably while landing his hits cleanly.

Prior to his bout tonight against David Benavidez, Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez’s last match was a successful defense of his unified WBA and WBO cruiserweight titles against Yuniel Dorticos. The fight took place on June 28, 2025, at the Honda Center in Anaheim, California. In a hard-fought, twelve-round contest, Ramirez secured a victory by unanimous decision with scores of 115-112, 115-112, and 117-110. Although he faced a strong, aggressive opponent in the veteran Dorticos—who was penalized for repeated low blows—Ramirez’s consistent volume and late-round composure ultimately proved to be the deciding factor in retaining his championships.

The preliminary bouts for the Cinco de Mayo weekend boxing event at the T-Mobile Arena have concluded with the following results:

Super Middleweight: Daniel Blancas defeated Raul Salomon by unanimous decision (99-91, 99-91, 100-90).

Light Heavyweight: Juan Carrillo defeated Marlo Delgado via a fourth-round knockout.

Lightweight: Dylan Capetillo defeated James William Pierce III by unanimous decision.

Main Card

Super welterweight: Isaac Lucero vs Ismael Flores

Super bantamweight: Jorge Chavez vs Tito Sanchez

Super lightweight: Oscar Duarte Jurado vs Angel Fierro

WBA super middleweight title: Jaime Munguia vs Jose Armando Resendiz

WBA and WBO cruiserweight titles: David Benavidez vs Gilberto Ramirez

Prelims

Super Middleweight: Daniel Blancas vs Raul Salomon

Light Heavyweight: Juan Carrillo vs Marlo Delgado

Lightweight: Dylan Capetillo vs James William Pierce III

In his last outing on November 22, 2025, in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, David "The Mexican Monster" Benavidez successfully defended his WBC light heavyweight title with a dominant seventh-round technical knockout victory over Britain's Anthony Yarde.

Benavidez utilized his superior hand speed and relentless pressure to overwhelm Yarde throughout the contest. In the seventh round, a savage combination forced Yarde to the canvas. Although Benavidez lost two points for landing a punch after the knockdown, he continued his aggressive assault immediately after the restart. The referee ultimately intervened at the 1:59 mark, stopping the bout as Yarde was unable to defend himself.

Welcome to our live coverage of the highly anticipated cruiserweight unification bout between David "El Monstro" Benavidez and Gilberto "Zurdo" Ramirez! Join us as we bring you round-by-round updates, insights, and all the ringside drama from the T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.