Though Vic Pasillas (16-0, 9 KOs), in theory, was the co-main event, Pasillas easily overshadowed the two accompanying fights, on the three-fight FS1 telecast on Wednesday night as he stopped previously unbeaten Ranfis Encarnacion (17-1, 13 KOs) at 2:29 of the sixth round, in what served as a reintroduction of Pasillas to the boxing masses.

Pasillas, a career 122 lbs, moved up in weight it appears for a primetime tv slot against a game foe and outclassed a really good fighter. After the bout, let it be known that he is looking for a world title fight at super bantamweight.

The thing is for the 300 win amateur training out of Undisputed Boxing Gym with Brian Schwartz in Redwood City, Ca, who was raised in East L.A., Pasillas lived up to the potential that those who have seen in him in the gym, have always believed was there.

Pasillas is one of those special fighters, and tonight was a special night, since it seemingly secured that Pasillas will get a fight against one of the best fighters of his era, something that he truly deserves with the skillset he has.

Here are some reactions from Twitter

Damn – welcome to the big leagues Vic Pasillas. That was impressive.

— Boxing Esq. (@boxing_esq) September 24, 2020

"Whoever wants to do it, line them up." ?

Vic Pasillas isn't backing down from anybody and is ready for a title fight next pic.twitter.com/CofQww0KTl

— FOX Sports: PBC (@PBConFOX) September 24, 2020

Statement-making performance by Vic Pasillas, who wants to drop down in weight for his first major title. "126 was easy to make. I’m eating 3x a day all the way up to Tuesday morning. Angelo Leo… Rey Vargas… (Murodjon Akhmadaliev)… line ‘em up. I want all my straps!”

— Jake Donovan (@JakeNDaBox) September 24, 2020

Talk about hidden gems, we just saw one…#vicpasillas

— Ron Katz (@rkmatchmaker) September 24, 2020

Big win by Vic Pasillas. That was a total destruction. He would've likely been at least a bit of an underdog if there were odds for this one.

— Mark Ortega (@MarkEOrtega) September 24, 2020

Undefeated lightweight prospect Nestor Bravo (19-0, 13 KOs) won a ten round unanimous decision over Jose Luis Gallegos (19-9, 14 KOs) in the main event though the fight just feel flat. Bravo started strong, but showed noticeable fatigue as Bravo had not been past nine rounds prior to this bout and it showed. Bravo was deducted points by veteran referee Jack Reiss in the ninth and tenth for holding.

The optics of the bout looked bad as the old adage of what you saw last saw leaves a strong impression as Gallegos was pushing the action, Bravo was moving and holding. This was a learning experience for Bravo.

The judges scored the bout 96-92, 96-92, 97-91.

The opening bout saw undefeated super middleweight Maidel Sando (10-0, 7 KOs), a Cuban born fighter fighting out of Nashville, Tennesse, picked up a an eight-round unanimous decision over a game spoiler Genc Pllana (8-2-1, 4 KOs).

Pllana throws awkward punches, and Sando struggled to cut off the ring. The bout was a teaching tool, but might not have been a fan’s favorite.

The judges saw the bout 80-72, 78-74, 79-73.