Two more entertaining fights have been added to ProBoxTV’s next “Championship Series” main card, on Friday, October 16, as Bryan Acosta will face once-beaten Carlos Orona in a 10-round “All Mexico” slugfest, while prospects Charles Harris and Misael Cabrera will…

Bryan Acosta against Carlos Orona and Charles Harris versus Misael Cabrera have been added to the October 16 ProBoxTV card. The fights will take place at Rawhide Western Town & Event Center in Phoenix, Arizona. The broadcast will feature Kevin Anton defending his WBC Continental Americas junior-middleweight title against Freudis Rojas in the main event.
Featherweight Acosta holds a 21-2 record, while Orona enters the bout at 16-1-1. The lightweight matchup features Harris, who trains with Brian McIntyre and holds a 13-1 record, facing 18-3-1 puncher Cabrera. The co-main event also includes Justin Pauldo meeting Rene Tellez Giron in a 10-round lightweight contest.
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