Yeritsyan vs. Randall

Gor Yeritsyan vs. Quinton Randall: Yeritsyan by unanimous decision.

Cain Sandoval vs. Javier Molina: Sandoval by unanimous decision.

Jorge Maravillo vs. Jesus Gonzalez: Maravillo by unanimous decision.

Alfredo Castro Villafuerte vs. Ezequiel Flores: Castro Villafuerte by unanimous decision.

Osvel Caballero vs. Jason Buenaobra: Caballero by KO in the 4th round.

Daniel Barrera vs. Jonathan Almacen: Barrera by KO in the 2nd round.

Hollywood Fight Nights is gearing up for an exhilarating event at the Chumash Casino Resort on February 23, featuring a standout ten-round main event. The evening's highlight will be a clash for the vacant WBC Continental Americas welterweight title, broadcast globally on UFC Fight Pass. The main event pits undefeated Gor Yeritsyan (17-0, 14 KOs) of Los Angeles, California, against Quinton Randall (13-1-1, 3 KOs) from Houston, Texas.

Gor Yeritsyan, an Armenian native now based in Los Angeles, enters this fight following a significant win over Luis Alberto Veron at Madison Square Garden, securing an eight-round unanimous decision. Trained by Hall of Famer Freddie Roach, Yeritsyan understands the magnitude of this fight and the importance of a rigorous training camp. Yeritsyan is focused and prepared for the challenge ahead, aiming to impress his Armenian fans with a stunning performance.

Quinton Randall, who remained unbeaten in his first 14 professional bouts, seeks redemption following a closely contested ten-round fight for the WBO International Welterweight title against Brian Norman. Randall’s mindset is clear - he's here to prove a point through his actions in the ring on February 23.

Fight card:

▪️Gor Yeritsyan vs. Quinton Randall, 10 rounds, welterweight ▪️Cain Sandoval vs. Javier Molina, 10 rounds, junior welterweight ▪️Jorge Maravillo vs. Jesus Gonzalez, 6 rounds, junior middleweight ▪️Alfredo Castro Villafuerte vs. Ezequiel Flores, 6 rounds, junior featherweight ▪️Osvel Caballero vs. Jason Buenaobra, 6 rounds, junior lightweight ▪️Daniel Barrera vs. Jonathan Almacen, 6 rounds, flyweight