EL PASO, Texas (KTSM) – El Paso County Coliseum hosted Ring Wars 18 on Saturday, showcasing local talent in nine bouts.

The night was highlighted by the main event featuring men’s flyweight fight between Albuquerque’s Abraham Perez (11-0) and Angel Geovanny Meza Morales (9-3-3), a product out of Baja California, Mexico.

Results can be found below:

Welterweight

DeVon Garcia of Las Cruces is awarded the win by knockout against Avante Kamara of Forth Worth 1-minute and two seconds into round one. Both made their pro debut at the event. Garcia moves to a 1-0 record.

Super Flyweight

D’Angelo Sanchez of Las Cruces improves to a 2-1 pro record after defeating Atlanta’s Rondarius Hunter by TKO 1-minute and 52 seconds into round three of four.

Heavyweights

Vercell Webster of Dallas takes the win over El Paso’s Marcos Duran by unanimous decision, 38-37. Duran suffering his first pro defeat dropping to a 2-1 record.

Lightweight

Fort Worth’s Gary Hampton snapped Las Cruces’ Andres Rey undefeated streak with a unanimous decision of 57-56, 58-54 and 59-84. Rey moves to a 5-1 record.

Flyweight

El Pasoan Ivy Enriquez extends her unbeaten record to 4-0 after defeating Liverpool’s (New York) Damiana Andrello after a four round decision win.

Super Flyweight

Nayeli Rodriguez of El Paso takes her fight after a 6-round decision win against Alexis Mones of Forth Worth. Rodriguez moves to a 6-0-1 record after the 59-55, 59-55 and 57-56 scores while also securing the Queen of the Ring Championship title.

Middleweight

Middleweight Jorge Tovar of El Paso moves to a 12-0 record with nine KO’s after a 4th round knock out against Joaquin Murrieta Lucio of Sonora, MX. Tovar takes the King of the Ring Championship title.

Flyweight

El Paso native, now current Albuquerque resident, Abraham “Hammer” Perez takes the win in the main event by decision over Angel Geovanny Meza Morales of Baja California, MX. With scores of 80-72, 79-73 and 77-75, Perez remains undefeated with a 12-0 record.

After scoring 23 points on Friday, Joe Pavelski followed up his second round on Saturday at the American Century Championship with 21 points after a strong finish on the back nine at Edgewood Tahoe. Pavelski made birdie on the final three holes to finish tied for first with Taylor Twellman with 44 points. Twellman made four birdies on the back nine to finish the second round with 23 points. Jake Owen sits in third with 41 points. Adam Thielin sits in fourth with 40 points.

You can see a photo gallery of the first round atop this story with the top 15 of the leaderboard below.

T1. Joe Pavelski, 44

T1. Taylor Twellman, 44

3. Jake Owen, 41

4. Adam Thielen, 40

5. Annika Sorenstam, 37

T6. Tony Romo, 36

T6. John Smoltz, 36

T6. Mark Mulder, 36

T9. Stephen Curry, 35

T9. Mardy Fish, 35

11. Vinny Del Negro, 31

T12. Aaron Rodgers, 30

T12. Kevin Millar, 30

T12. Michael Pena, 30

T15. Austin Reaves, 29

T15. Matt Ryan, 29

The Dawgs just added another game-changer to the family.

Buford’s own Tyriq “Ty Boogie” Green, a dynamic 4-star athlete from the Class of 2026, has officially committed to the University of Georgia, choosing the Dawgs over top programs like Miami and Auburn.

Once seen as a tough pull, Buford is quickly becoming a UGA pipeline, and Ty Boogie is the latest elite talent to keep that momentum going. With elite production on both sides of the ball, Green brings versatility, leadership, and a true “do-it-all” presence to Athens.

“I feel like it’s family,” Green said of UGA. “They practice hard, they stay ready, and they believe in me.”

Guided by strong relationships with Coach Travaris Robinson and Kirby Smart, Green joins a stacked DB class — and proves Georgia continues to recruit and retain the very best from its backyard.

Congratulations, Ty Boogie! The G just got better.

Max Clark was selected No. 3 in the 2023 MLB Draft, and was recently promoted to Double-A by the Detroit Tigers.Max Clark wasted no time by creating the first highlight of the MLB All-Star Futures Game by using his wheels in the Atlanta heat.

The former Franklin baseball star and social media sensation is already rising through the Detroit Tigers system, promoted to Double-A Erie on July 7. He led off Saturday’s Futures Game for the American League with a seven-pitch walk, taking a 2-2 changeup and then full-count curveball from JR Ritchie.

Clark further frustrated Ritchie by taking off as he came set, and swiped second to give the A.L. an immediate scoring threat with one out.

Baseball’s No. 12 prospect, per MLB.com, and the No. 3 pick in the 2023 MLB Draft further showcased his speed with a ground ball to the right side of the infield, which reportedly took him 4.03 seconds to sprint from the left-handed batter’s box to first base. It was just one of three hits for the A.L. in a 4-2 loss to the N.L.

Detroit Tigers prospect Max Clark promoted to Double-A Erie

Clark spent his first 68 games of the 2025 seasons with High-A West Michigan. He hit .285 with an .857 OPS, drawing 65 walks to go with seven home runs, 47 RBIs, 12 doubles and two triples. He was 12-for-14 when attempting to steal.

That was enough for the Tigers to promote the 20-year-old to Double-A Erie, where he’s played three games and is 2-for-11 with a solo home run. He also was promoted with fellow top prospect Kevin McGonigle and Josue Briceno.

Max Clark MLB Futures Game stats

Clark was 1-for-1 with one walk and one stolen base.

Max Clark MLB Futures Game highlights

The HBCU National League had a big 8th inning and beat the American League team, 7-4 in the HBCU Swingman Classic.