Smith-Alvarez Weigh-In Results And Bout Sheet Information

The official weigh-in for Saturday’s WBO World Jr. Middleweight championship fight between undefeated champion Liam Smith and former two-division world champion Saul Alvarez took place on Friday in Arlington, TX. The official weights for the entire card are as follows.

Main Event: WBO Jr. Middleweight world championship – 12Rds.

Liam Smith (Champion) 154lbs.                    vs.                    Saul Alvarez 154lbs.

Vacant WBO Intercontinental Middleweight championship – 12Rds.

Willie Monroe Jr. 158lbs.                   vs.                    Gabriel Rosado 159lbs.

North American Boxing Federation (NABF) Featherweight championship – 10Rds.

Joseph Diaz (Champion) 125lbs.                    vs.                    Andrew Cancio 126lbs.

WBC Youth Jr. Featherweight championship – 10 Rds.

Diego De La Hoya (Champion) 121lbs.                      vs.                    Luis Del Valle 121lbs.

*IBF North American Welterweight championship – 10Rds.

Eddie Gomez (Champion)                   vs.                    Dario Ferman

Welterweight – 10Rds.

Sadam Ali 146lbs.                  vs.                    Saul Corral 147lbs.

Jr. Welterweight – 4Rds.

Vergil Ortiz  139lbs.                vs.                    Ernesto Hernandez 139lbs.

Lightweight – 6Rds.

Hector Tanajara 132lbs.                     vs.                    Roy Garcia 133lbs.

Bantamweight – 6Rds.

Bryan Bazan 118lbs.               vs.                    Joshua Franco 117lbs.

Cruiserweight – 6Rds

Rayford Johnson 198lbs.        vs.                    Anthony Yarde 185lbs.

Jr. Middleweight – 6Rds.

Larry Smith 153lbs.                vs.                    Alexis Salazar 157lbs.

Jr. Welterweight – 8Rds.

Daniel Montoya 141lbs.                     vs.                    Zachary Ochoa 140lbs.

(* Weights for the Gomez-Ferman fight are unavailable. Bout scheduled to take place as of this writing.)

Smith vs. Alvarez takes place tonight (Saturday, September 17th at AT&T Stadium in Arlington, TX. In the United States and Canada, the card can be seen on HBO Pay-Per-View at 9PM ET/6PMPT for $64.95. Contact your Cable/Satellite provider for ordering information. For more information please visit www.hbo.com/boxing. In the United Kingdom and Ireland, the card can be seen on BoxNation at 1AM (Sunday, September 18th Local UK Time) For more information please visit: www.boxnation.com. Check your listings internationally.

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