El Paso, TX – Boxing fans in the Borderland will gather at the El Paso County Coliseum on Friday, November 13, for a night of high‑stakes competition. ProBox TV and King’s Promotions are co‑producing a seven‑bout card that includes three World Boxing Council (WBC) regional title fights, all broadcast live at 6:00 p.m. Mountain Time.
Local Hero Bryan Flores Defends Home‑Town Pride
The marquee matchup pits hometown favorite Bryan Flores (29‑1‑1, 16 KOs) against unbeaten Panamanian challenger Jose Núñez (18‑0‑2, 8 KOs) for the WBC FECARBOX Super Lightweight Title. Flores, who grew up just across the border in Juárez, brings a seasoned record and a passionate fan base to the ring, seeking to capture the coveted regional belt.
International Talent Collides in Two More Title Bouts
In the second championship bout, the WBC USA Super Featherweight Title will be contested by two undefeated athletes. Two‑time Olympian Tsendbaatar Erdenebat (15‑0, 6 KOs) from Mongolia faces Tajikistan’s Muhammad Yaqubov (23‑1‑1, 12 KOs). Both fighters have yet to taste defeat, promising a technical showcase for the audience.
The final title fight of the evening is the WBC Latino Welterweight Title. Mexico’s Ruben Eduardo Aguilar (24‑0‑1, 21 KOs) puts his unbeaten record on the line against Argentina’s Guido Emmanuel Schramm (17‑4‑3, 10 KOs). The bout is expected to be a hard‑hitting contest that could propel the winner onto the global stage.
Local Underdogs Get Their Moment
Beyond the championship fights, the card highlights two undefeated local prospects. El Paso’s own Victor Aranda (8‑0, 6 KOs) will square off against Miami‑based Raul Chrino in a six‑round super welterweight bout. Additionally, Sebastian Martinez (2‑0, 1 KO) of Chaparral, New Mexico, will meet Puerto Rico’s Linomar Rios Santiago in a four‑round super welterweight clash.
Tickets and Broadcast Details
Tickets are on sale now through the Coliseum box office and online vendors. Fans who cannot attend in person can watch the entire event live on ProBox TV, ensuring the entire Borderland community can enjoy the action from home.
Why This Night Matters for El Paso
Boxing has deep roots in the El Paso region, and this event showcases the city’s growing reputation as a hub for high‑level combat sports. By featuring both local talent and internationally ranked fighters, the night underscores the city’s commitment to providing quality entertainment while supporting home‑grown athletes.
With three WBC regional titles on the line, the stakes are high, and the potential for new champions to emerge is real. Whether you are a lifelong boxing enthusiast or a casual fan looking for an exciting night out, the November 13 card promises memorable moments for the entire community.
Original reporting: El Paso News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.
