For the first time in his career, Jamaine Ortiz is coming off a stoppage loss. 'The Technician' has seemingly hit a new career low with his loss to Keyshawn Davis at Ring VI, but the 29-year-old believes he knows exactly what to do moving forward.
NEW YORK — On a night packed with elite talent, Keyshawn Davis delivered the most decisive performance inside Madison Square Garden. Davis capped a dominant display with a 12th-round knockout of rugged underdog Jamaine Ortiz in the co-feature of The Ring 6, outshining even the two-division champion who headlined later that night.
After a year away from the ring, Keyshawn Davis (13-0, 9 KOs) returns to make his super lightweight debut against former world title challenger Jamaine Ortiz (20-2, 10 KOs).
The month of January isn’t particularly known for being a month where meaningful fights take place. It isn’t usually until almost at the halfway point of the year that the boxing calendar starts to open up with mega matchups of high importance.
Keyshawn Davis and Jamaine Ortiz will meet in a junior welterweight fight on January 31, as we preview this upcoming fight. For Davis, the 140-pound debut is following a tough 2025.
Friday’s weigh-in did not produce any scale fails for the WBA interim flyweight title fight main event live on DAZN. Yankiel Rivera and Angelino Cordova both came underneath the flyweight limit of 112 pounds, making Saturday night’s main event official.
Jamaine Ortiz “The Technician” (18-2-1, 9 KOs) got back to the winning groove with a devastating fourth-round knockdown of a tough and experienced Cristian Mino (24-10-2, 17 KOs) in a scheduled ten-round fight on Friday night in Orlando, Florida.
Jamaine Ortiz dropped Cristian Mino four times to stop his man in four rounds. Ortiz was having his first fight since losing to Teofimo Lopez. He felt hard done by, with suggestions that he had outboxed Lopez.
DAZN will kick things off for the month of November by hosting a club show card from the Caribe Royale in Orlando, FL, promoted by Boxlab Promotions. The