"Tha Postman” Makes First Professional Appearance Outside U.S. on Dominican Fight Night, Live Worldwide on CombatVisionTV

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Press Release: September 4, 2026 By Mario Serrano and CombatVisionTV -RADCLIFF, KY (September 4, 2026) — Undefeated super lightweight prospect Pryce “Tha Postman” Sparrow (6-0, 4 KOs) will take the biggest test of his young career when he faces veteran Oliver Flores (31-7-3, 20 KOs) on Friday, September 11, 2026, at Coliseo Carlos Teo Cruz in Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

The bout will be featured on “Dominican Fight Night,” co-promoted by BiYu Promotions and Shuan Boxing, and broadcast worldwide on CombatVisionTV beginning at 6:00 p.m. ET. The CombatVisionTV app is available for download across devices.

For the 19-year-old Sparrow, of Radcliff, Kentucky, the fight represents a significant jump in competition. Flores brings 41 professional fights and 20 knockout victories into the matchup, while Sparrow will also be competing professionally outside the United States for the first time.

“This has been one of my best camps, and my dad, Kevin Sparrow, has been pushing me to another level every day,” said Sparrow. “We know this is a step-up fight, so there haven’t been any shortcuts. I’ve been preparing to be sharp, disciplined and ready for anything Flores brings. I’m going there to show the world my talent and skillset."

Sparrow respects the experience Flores brings but believes facing a seasoned opponent is exactly what he needs at this stage of his career.

“Flores has over 40 professional fights, and I know this is a mjor step up for me, but these are the fights I want,” Sparrow said. “I don’t want easy fights just to protect an undefeated record. I want to prove what level I’m on. Beating a veteran like Flores will show people I’m ready to keep moving up.”

The Dominican Republic assignment will also give Sparrow his first taste of competing internationally as a professional.

“I’m excited to fight outside the U.S. for the first time,” Sparrow added. “If I want to become a top fighter, I have to be able to perform anywhere. Once the bell rings, it doesn’t matter where we are. I’m coming to represent my family and my team and leave the Dominican Republic 7-0.”

With four stoppages in six professional victories, Sparrow plans to give viewers an entertaining performance.

“Fans can expect the best version of me they’ve seen,” Sparrow said. “I’m young, hungry and coming to make people remember my name. Everyone watching on CombatVisionTV is going to see why ‘Tha Postman’ is ready for the next level.”

Bobby Harrison, President of BiYu Promotions, believes the matchup will provide Sparrow with an opportunity to establish himself as a prospect to watch in the 140-pound division.

“Pryce has the talent, confidence and hunger to become one of the top prospects in the super lightweight division,” Harrison said. “Now we want to test him against experienced fighters who will help bring out his best. Flores has 41 professional fights, so this is a legitimate step up for Pryce and an opportunity for him to show everyone what we believe he can become.”

Harrison also encouraged fight fans to tune in through CombatVisionTV.

“Boxing fans should download the CombatVisionTV app because this is where they can watch talented young fighters like Pryce develop before the rest of the world catches on,” Harrison continued. “Dominican Fight Night is about giving hungry fighters meaningful opportunities and giving fans worldwide a chance to watch their journeys unfold.”

For Sparrow, September 11 is another opportunity to deliver a message: the undefeated prospect is ready for tougher competition and intends to prove he belongs among the rising names in the super lightweight division.

DOMINICAN FIGHT NIGHT

Date: Friday, September 11, 2026

Venue: Coliseo Carlos Teo Cruz, Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic

Bout: Pryce Sparrow (6-0, 4 KOs) vs. Oliver Flores (31-7-3, 20 KOs)

Division: Super Lightweight

Promoters: BiYu Promotions / Shuan Boxing

Broadcast: CombatVisionTV

Start Time: 6:00 p.m. ET

Material Courtesy of: Mario Serrano and CombatVisionTV/Photo Courtesy of: BiYu Promotions Used with permission.

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Late "Fights Under The Lights" Results From Sugarland, TX

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Press Release: August 17, 2026 By Mario Serrano/CombatVisionTV  - SUGAR LAND, TX - Last night, (Friday, August 14th) Bobby Harrison’s BiYu Promotions presented “Fights Under the Lights” live from Constellation Field in Sugar Land, Texas. The event streamed worldwide on CombatVisionTV.com where you can watch the replay.

Hall of Famers Roy Jones Jr. and Al Bernstein provided expert commentary and analysis alongside Hector Camacho Jr. and undefeated female professional boxer Jewry Rodriguez, bringing viewers all the action from ringside. Adding to the excitement of the night, a $5,000 Knockout of the Night bonus was awarded to Mauricio Quintanilla for his standout stoppage victory.

In the 10-round main event. Izaiah Dent (11-0, 9 KOs) remained undefeated with a split decision victory over Chavon Stillwell (10-1, 8 KOs), capturing the WBA/NABA light heavyweight title and handing Stillwell the first defeat of his professional career. Both fighters had their moments throughout the competitive bout, but Dent was the busier fighter and did enough to earn the victory. The judges scored the fight 98-92 and 96-94 for Dent, while the third judge had it 96-95 for Stillwell.

“I knew I had to stay active and keep the pressure on him,” Dent said. “He came to fight and made me work for every round, but I believed I did enough to get the win. Becoming a champion and giving him his first loss makes this victory even more special. I’m only getting started.”

In the eight round co-main event, Jayden Britton (10-0, 6 KOs) remained undefeated with a unanimous decision victory over Bruno Pola Ruiz (11-5-2, 9 KOs) in a scheduled eight-round super middleweight bout. Britton consistently landed the cleaner shots throughout the fight, earning scorecards of 80-72, 78-74, and 77-75, all in his favor. With the victory, Britton captured the WBA/NABA super middleweight title.

“I felt like I controlled the fight from start to finish,” Britton said. “He was a tough opponent, but I stayed composed, landed the cleaner shots, and stuck to the game plan. Winning this title means a lot, but this is only the beginning. I’m ready for whatever comes next.”

“Launching CombatVisionTV with Fights Under the Lights is a special moment for us,” said Bobby Harrison of BiYu Promotions. “Our vision is to create a platform that gives fighters greater exposure while bringing boxing fans exciting, competitive fights from around the world. To launch with an event at Constellation Field and have legends like Roy Jones Jr. and Al Bernstein involved makes the night even more meaningful. This is just the beginning for CombatVisionTV and BiYu Promotions.”

Undercard Bouts:

Daniel Grandy (5-0, 3 KOs) remained undefeated with a unanimous decision victory over Eduardo Tarango (1-6). Grandy applied relentless pressure throughout the fight, earning scorecards of 40-36, 40-36, and 39-36, all in his favor.

Steven Grandy (5-0, 5 KOs) defeated Gerardo Reyes (3-5, 2 KOs) by second-round TKO. Grandy battered Reyes throughout the opening round, with Reyes suffering a severe cut in the process. Grandy continued to apply pressure in round two before the bout was stopped at the 2:21 mark.

Mauro Sierra (13-0, 7 KOs) remained undefeated with a unanimous decision victory over Miguel Menchaca (4-2-1, 1 KO) in a scheduled six-round bantamweight bout, capturing the ABO title. Sierra used his superior boxing skills and movement to outbox Menchaca throughout the contest, controlling the action and landing the cleaner shots. The judges scored the bout 49-46, 49-46, and 50-45, all in favor of Sierra.

John Torres (13-0-1, 8 KOs) defeated Ryan Adams (12-13-1, 7 KOs) by unanimous decision in a scheduled six-round super middleweight bout. Torres faced an early scare when Adams dropped him with a powerful right hook in round two. Torres recovered and began outworking Adams as the fight progressed, taking advantage as Adams faded in the later rounds. The judges scored the bout 57-56 twice and 58-55, all in favor of Torres.

In a battle of undefeated fighters in bout five, Mauricio Quintanilla (8-0, 4 KOs) handed Jerrell Mayweather (5-1, 3 KOs) his first professional defeat, scoring a second-round TKO in a scheduled six-round welterweight bout. Quintanilla dropped Mayweather with an overhand right in the opening round and sent him to the canvas again with a flurry of punches later in the round. Quintanilla continued the pressure in round two, dropping Mayweather for a third time with another barrage to bring the bout to an end at the 1:35 mark.

In bout four, Joshua Franco (5-0, 3 KOs), a southpaw, defeated Roberto Castro (3-5, 1 KO) by fourth-round TKO in a scheduled four-round welterweight bout. After dominating the first three rounds, Franco closed the show with a flurry of combinations, with his straight left proving particularly effective. The stoppage came at the 2:12 mark of round four.

Ivan Vasquez (12-2-2, 9 KOs) defeated Eduy Bernardo (27-12, 19 KOs) by first-round knockout in a scheduled four-round middleweight bout. Vasquez dropped Bernardo with a straight left midway through the opening round before finishing him with a barrage of punches at the 2:54 mark.

Ty Cassell (5-0, 3 KOs) defeated Charles Scott Jr. (1-6, 1 KO) by third-round TKO in a scheduled four-round super lightweight bout. After two closely contested rounds, Cassell caught Scott with a right-left-right combination that brought the fight to an end at 2:18 of round three.

Roy Knight (4-1, 3 KOs) defeated Bryan Springs (3-19-3, 1 KO) by unanimous decision in a four-round middleweight bout. All three judges scored the fight 40-36.

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BOXING ICONS ROY JONES JR. AND AL BERNSTEIN TO CALL “FIGHTS UNDER THE LIGHTS” LIVE FOR THE DEBUT OF THE COMBATVISIONTV PLATFORM

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 Press Release: August 11, 2026 By Mario Serrano/CombatVisionTV  - HOUSTON, TEXAS  – Great fight nights have a certain feel to them. The setting matters. The fighters matter. And when the lights come on and the opening bell rings, the voices telling the story matter, too.

On Friday, August 14, 2026, Boxing Hall of Famers Roy Jones Jr. and Al Bernstein will reunite behind the microphone play-by-play announcers at Constellation Field in Sugar Land, Texas, as BiYu Promotions launches its new boxing series, “Fights Under the Lights.” Joining them on the broadcast team will be Hector Camacho Jr. and undefeated female professional boxer Jewry Rodriguez, giving the inaugural broadcast a combination of Hall of Fame knowledge, personality, and perspectives from multiple generations of the sport.

The event will air live worldwide on the debut of CombatVisionTV.com and CombatVisionTV App, a new streaming platform created by boxing promoter, Bobby Harrison. With few televised boxing events scheduled anywhere in the world that day, August 14 gives “Fights Under the Lights” a chance to have the boxing spotlight largely to itself, and CombatVisionTV plans to make the most of it.

Jones Jr. knows better than most what makes a fight worth watching. During a remarkable career that saw him win world championships across four weight divisions, he built a reputation for doing things inside a boxing ring that few fighters could duplicate. Now, from ringside, he sees an August 14 card filled with the ingredient he believes makes boxing compelling: fighters with something to prove.

“When you put young, hungry fighters in there with something on the line, you’re going to get good fights,” said Jones Jr. “A lot of these guys are undefeated, they’re trying to move their careers forward, and nobody wants that first loss. That brings something different out of a fighter. These are the kinds of fights where you find out who’s ready to take that next step. I think the fans are going to enjoy what they see.”

Sitting alongside Jones will be one of the most familiar and respected voices in boxing, Al Bernstein. For Bernstein, the night carries an interesting bit of history. Despite the decades both men have spent around the sport, Jones and Bernstein have worked a boxing broadcast together only once before. It just happened to be one of the biggest fights ever staged…Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Manny Pacquiao in 2015. More than a decade later, they finally get to do it again.

“It’s kind of amazing when you think about it,” said Bernstein. “The only boxing broadcast Roy and I have ever worked together was Mayweather-Pacquiao. So, I’m really looking forward to sitting next to him again and calling these fights. Roy brings a perspective that very few people can bring because of what he accomplished and what he understands about being inside that ring. And this is a fun card for us. You have undefeated fighters, championship fights and young prospects trying to show people who they are. Those are the nights where interesting things tend to happen.”

The broadcast will have even more boxing experience around the ring with Hector Camacho Jr. joining the team. The son of the late three-division world champion and boxing icon Hector “Macho” Camacho, Camacho Jr. grew up around the sport and went on to build a professional career of his own. He brings a fighter’s understanding of the game along with the personality and energy that has long been associated with the Camacho name.

Rounding out the team is undefeated professional female boxer Jewry Rodriguez, who brings something different to the broadcast: the perspective of an active fighter still living the sport every day. Rodriguez understands firsthand what today’s young fighters experience during camp, in the dressing room, and in those final moments before the bell rings.

Together, Jones, Bernstein, Camacho Jr., and Rodriguez give CombatVisionTV a broadcast team that can see a fight from every angle, from Hall of Fame accomplishments and decades of broadcasting experience to the perspective of fighters who know exactly what it feels like when the ropes close behind them.

That combination of established boxing names and fighters still building theirs is exactly what Bobby Harrison wants CombatVisionTV to represent. Harrison created the platform around a straightforward idea…there is good boxing happening all over the world, but too much of it never reaches a large audience. He wants CombatVisionTV to help change that.

“There are talented fighters competing in cities all over the world, and a lot of boxing fans never get the opportunity to see them,” said Harrison, founder of CombatVisionTV. “That’s really where the idea came from. We want to give fighters a place to be seen, give promoters another way to showcase their events, and most importantly, give boxing fans good fights they can watch from wherever they are.”

For Harrison, that also means treating every broadcast like it matters.

Putting together a team featuring Jones, Bernstein, Camacho Jr., and Rodriguez for the first “Fights Under the Lights” is part of establishing that standard from day one.

“If we’re asking boxing fans to spend their time watching CombatVisionTV, then we owe them a quality product,” Harrison said. “We want good matchmaking, good production, knowledgeable people talking about the fights, and fighters who come to win. Having Roy Jones Jr., Al Bernstein, Hector Camacho Jr., and Jewry Rodriguez as part of our first broadcast says a lot about what we’re trying to build. Our goal is to produce some of the best boxing shows we can and make CombatVisionTV a real home for the sport. August 14 is where that journey starts.”

UNBEATEN FIGHTERS PUT IT ALL ON THE LINE

The first “Fights Under the Lights” card gives the broadcast team plenty to talk about. The 10-round main event is a true battle of unbeaten light heavyweights as local favorite Chavon Stillwell (10-0, 8 KOs) meets Izaiah Dent (10-0, 9 KOs) for the WBA/NABA Light Heavyweight Championship. Between them, Stillwell and Dent have 20 victories, 17 by knockout and neither man has experienced defeat as a professional. Something will have to give in Sugar Land.

The eight-round co-main event keeps the Texas flavor going as undefeated Houston fighter Jahyden Britton (9-0, 6 KOs) faces San Antonio’s hard-punching Bruno Pola Ruiz (11-4-2, 9 KOs) for the WBA/NABA Super Middleweight Championship.

Beyond the two title fights, the undercard will showcase a collection of undefeated prospects and rising stars looking to make their own statements.

Among them are two fighters who already know what it means to have an audience.

Undefeated professional prospects Steven and Daniel Grandy, better known as the Grandy Twins, return to the ring as two of the evening’s featured attractions.

The twins have built an audience that stretches well beyond boxing through social media and appearances on the Steve Harvey Show, Good Morning America, ESPN and FOX Sports. On August 14, however, the focus returns to what first put them on this path, their ability inside the ring. For both brothers, “Fights Under the Lights” provides another opportunity to turn online recognition into recognition within the boxing world.

For CombatVisionTV, it is fitting that a new series and a new streaming platform will begin in a venue experiencing boxing in a new way itself. There will be championship belts at stake. Undefeated records will be on the line. Young fighters will have an opportunity to introduce themselves to a worldwide audience.

Around the ring will be a broadcast team representing several generations of the fight game. Roy Jones Jr. and Al Bernstein are together again. Hector Camacho Jr. brings another familiar boxing name and fighter’s perspective to the table. And Jewry Rodriguez brings the voice of an undefeated fighter still chasing her own goals inside the ring.

Material and Photo Courtesy of: Mario Serrano/CombatVisionTV

For more information about CombatVisionTV and to learn where to download the CombatVisionTV app on Friday, August 14th please visit: https://combatvisiontv.com/ 

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