Ruben Villa Happy 150th birthday to my city☝??? A post shared by Ruben Villa IV (@rubenv4) on Apr 15, 2018 at 10:21am PDT Future world champion Ruben Villa IV picked the first of many tiles as he won the vacant World Boxing Organisation Youth Featherweight Title as he defeated Marlon

by Sunha Kim The mantra tonight in Salinas, California was “RV4!”, as the rowdy crowd in California’s farmland cheered their hometown fighter Ruben Villa IV to victory. Villa, (11-0, 4 KO), simply outclassed his opponent, Marion Olea (13-3, 12 KO), who had traveled to Salinas from Barranquilla, Colombia. Villa controlled

Featherweight Ruben Villa, a Salinas, California native will be competing for vacant World Boxing Organisation Youth Featherweight Title in his hometown against Marlon Olea. Villa, a 2016 U.S. Olympic alternate who lost his spot in the 2016 Olympic Games to silver medalist U.S. Olympian Shakur Stevenson, is currently one of

Thompson Boxing in Salinas Ruben Villa It’s fight week!!! Weigh inns will be open to the public on Friday April 13th at 1 at the storm house.Tickets will be sold at the door!☝?? #RV4 #salinascalifornia @thompsonboxing @bannerboxing @the_danny_z @everlast @eaner0919 A post shared by Ruben Villa IV (@rubenv4) on Apr

Thompson Boxing promotes its first show in the Northern California city of Salinas on Saturday, April 14, from the popular Salinas Storm House. The 7-bout card has a distinct Northern California flavor, with Salinas native and blue chip featherweight prospect Ruben Villa (10-0, 4 KOs) headlining his first event. “This show has been in the

Heralded featherweight prospect Ruben Villa returns home for the 1st time as a professional as he headlines in the Northern California city of Salinas on Saturday, April 14, from the popular Salinas Storm House. The show is promoted by Banner Promotions and Thompson Boxing. “Ruben has been coming along great, and

April 14th, boxing returns to Salinas at the Storm House as Thompson Boxing returns with a card headlined by Salinas’ own Ruben Villa IV will take Marlon Olea as he fights for a youth title in an eight-round main event. A close friend of the website and Heavyweight regional title