Camargo vs Yánez promised a hot duel!

Before Genaro Camargo(14-2 -8 KO) faces pinoy prospect AJ Banal, he will fight an undeafeated puncher Carlos Yánez(18-0 -16 KO) in Mexicali, Mexico on September 14.

Carlos Yánez: "I come for title and I am going to take it, I look for a quick knockout"

Genaro Camargo: "I am one hundred percent ready and we will see"

The sold out fight dubbed as "FIRE BLOWS" is a 10 rounder main event battle between these two young warriors at super bantamweight. Promoted by Cazador Promotions and Latin Sports Promotion .

HEAD TO HEAD: AJ Banal - Jorge Cardenas

Ring experience: Slightly edge for AJ Banal who has 64 fight rounds than 59 fight rounds of Cardenas.

Power: Clearly belongs to AJ Banal with 71% KO to Jorge Cardenas’ 40% KO Ratio.

Level of Competition: Clearly in favor to AJ Banal. His last 6 opponents have a total of 88 wins and just 9 losses. Jorge Cardenas fought low level fighters with a total of 60 wins and 58 losses.

Average rounds per fight: Both has an average of 4.5 rounds per fight.

All departments unanimously in favor to AJ Banal.

Will AJ Banal follows the fate of Fernando Vargas?

Fernando "EL Feroz" Vargas was a monster back in the late 90's. He turned pro in 1997 and fought 9 times on that year. On his 15th pro fight he won his first world title the IBF Light Middleweight belt by stopping the dangerous puncher Yory Boy Campas. He defended his belt 5 times beating elite fighters like Ike Quartey and Winky Wright, till he met Felix Trinidad which he was dropped 5 times and was stopped on the 12th round. After the Trinidad fight Vargas was not the same fighter that he used to be. He was KO'd by Oscar Dela Hoya and twice stopped by Shane Mosley. At the very young age of 28 he was already a shot fighter.

“Vargas was a prodigy who turned pro at 19 and fought Tito Trinidad a few days before he turned 23,” said Rudy Salud a founding secretary-general of the WBC quoted in Philstar newspaper. “His body was never allowed to develop because he was rushed into big fights. By the time he fought Trinidad, he had cracks in his body and chinks in his armor. He was 24 when he was knocked out by Oscar de la Hoya." Salud has an advice for the promising pinoy prospect AJ Banal.

“Banal is only 18,” said Salud. “He has looked good against opponents who are not of high caliber. But he shouldn’t be pushed too hard.”

AJ Banal has been fighting in the higher level at the young age of 18। His last 6 opponents has a total of 88 wins and 9 losses, he fought undefeated prospects and dangerous experienced fighters. I hope AJ Banal will be ready and will mature enough once he steps into championship fights.