Yenli Hernandez Headlines Hollywood Main Event vs Rodriguez

Yoenli Hernandez Returns to the Ring Next The 10-Round Middleweight Main Event on October 12 at The Seminole Hard Rock Hotel and Casino, Hollywood, Florida.

Cuba’s Rising Middleweight Contender

The Camaguey, Cuba-Born Hernandez (8-0, 7 kos) is ranked # 1 WBA, # 2 WBO, and # 15 IBF at Middleweight. He’s considered a future star in The Division and The One Expected To Take Over Soon. Yenli is an explosive puncher with Both Hands and Is Capable of Hurting His Opponents A Moment’s Notice.

From Kyrone Davis’ Domination to Rodriguez

The Three-Year Pro Hernandez is Taking a Big Step Down in Class Carlos Mohamed Rodriguez (16-14-1, 7 Kos) From His Last Fight Against Kyrone Davis. Yoenli dominated The Well-Known Kyrone, dropping Him in the round Two, and beating Him by 10-round unanimous Decision on May 31, 2025, in Las Vegas. The Scores Were 100-89, 100-89, and 100-89. That Fight Was A Complete Domination for Yenli.

The Fight Against Carlos Rodriguez Is One Way of Keeping The Providence, Rhode Island-Based Yenli Busy Until His Promoters Line Up A Bigger Contest at Warriors Boxing and Heavyweight Factory Promotions. Hernandez is capable of beating A Much Better Journeyman Than Rodriguez. For His Sake, Hopefully, Yoenli Doesn’t The Best Years of His Career Fighting Unknown Level Fighters.

Would Be Interesting To See Yenli Go Upgainst The Middleweight Champions Carlos Adames and Erislandy Lara. Those Fights Would Be A 6’2 “Yoenli, And It Usould Give Him To Show What He Can Do Against Well-Known Fighters.

Yenli’s Last Four Wins

• Kyrone Davis
• Angel Ruiz Astorga
• Bryce Henry
• Jose Sanchez Charles

Canelo Alvarez Sparring Experience Matters

Recently, YOENLI, 28, Assisted Former Undisputed Super Middleweight Champion Canelo Alvarez Preparing for His Title Defense Terence Crawford on September 13 in Las Vegas. It didn’t go too well for Canelo, But That’s Not Preparation Of Lack.

Alvarez Had The Best Sparring That Money Could Buy From Yoenli and Jaron ‘Boots’ Ennis. Maybe too good, as he looked from the hard training He’d Done with These Phenoms.

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