Uncrowned has Diego Pacheco vs. Kevin Lele Sadjo live results, round-by-round updates, highlights, ring walks and start time for the Pacheco vs. Sadjo fight card on Saturday night at the Stockton Arena in Stockton, California. Top-10 super middleweights Diego Pacheco and Kevin Lele Sadjo clash in a battle of unbeaten contenders.
Pacheco (24-0, 18 KOs) fights for the third time in 2025. The American recorded decision wins over Steven Nelson in January and Trevor McCumby in July. After the McCumby win, Pacheco split with trainer Jose Benavidez Sr. — the father of WBC light heavyweight champion David Benavidez — with Omar Villanueva taking over as head coach as Pacheco searches for a world title shot in 2026.
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Sadjo (26-0, 23 KOs) stopped Jack Cullen in December 2021 to capture the European championship. The Frenchman is rated in the top 15 of three governing bodies and has already competed twice in 2025, halting Habib Ahmed this past May and Martin Ezequiel Bulacio in August.
The Pacheco vs. Sadjo prelims begin at 5 p.m. ET and can be watched via Uncrowned below.
The main card starts at 8 p.m. ET on DAZN, with main event ring walks expected around 11 p.m. ET.
Follow all of the action with Uncrowned’s live results and play-by-play of the main card below.
Main card (8 p.m. ET, DAZN)
Super middleweight: Diego Pacheco vs. Kevin Lele Sadjo
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Lightweight: Gabriel Flores Jr vs. Joe Cordina
Super lightweight: Ernesto Mercado vs. Antonio Moran
WBC interim super bantamweight title: Skye Nicolson vs. Yulihan Luna
Prelims (5 p.m. ET, Watch via Uncrowned)
Super bantamweight: Arturo Cardenas def. Cesar Vaca Espinoza unanimous decision (98-91, 98-91, 97-92)
Cruiserweight: Cheavon Clarke def. Anthony Hollaway via fourth-round RTD
Featherweight: Sachery Sam def. Brandon Medina Guerrero via unanimous decision (60-52, 59-53, 58-54)
Lightweight: Cesar Olvera vs. Victor Saravia declared majority draw (40-36, 38-38, 38-38)
Live23 updates
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1. WBC interim super bantamweight title: Skye Nicolson vs. Yulihan Luna
2. Super lightweight: Ernesto Mercado vs. Antonio Moran
3. Lightweight: Gabriel Flores Jr vs. Joe Cordina
4. Super middleweight: Diego Pacheco vs. Kevin Lele Sadjo
Uncrowned will bring you round-by-round updates for tonight’s main card.
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Artur Cardenas makes it 17-0-1 with a unanimous decision (98-91, 98-91, 97-92) victory over Cesa Vaca to retain his WBC international super bantamweight title.
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Arturo Cardenas has taken over in the second half of this fight, although Cesar Vaca has been game and put on the pressure.
Vaca — knowing he needed a finish — had big success in the first minute of the final frame, hurting Cardenas with a left hook and then a right hand a few seconds later. Cardenas, however, returned the favor, rocking Vaca in the final 20 seconds and closing out strong.
Cardenas has landed the harder punches in the second half of the contest — alongside the knockdown — which should see his hand raised.
Great fight!
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It was a very even fight through four rounds between Cardenas and Vaca. Both men were having success at times, with the action picking up in the final minute of Round 4. Vaca was throwing the greater number of shots and pushing the pace, but the quality work and harder punches were coming from Cardenas, including left hooks to the body and right hands upstairs.
Cardenas began the fifth round with a sharp left hand. That jab has been missing from his game for the first four frames, but in the fifth, it was a weapon for him — and he used it to set up his other power shots in the stanza. The fifth was by far the most one-sided, with Cardenas landing combinations upstairs and downstairs. A right-hand counter at the two-minute mark was followed by a left hook seconds later.
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Cesar Vaca noticeably has the faster hands in this matchup, and it’s allowing him to get off first with his jab and keep Cardenas guessing. Cardenas landed a couple of nice left hook counters, and the pair traded rights at the end of the second frame, which Cardenas certainly got the better of. Vaca, however, has been much busier and landed the jab on several occasions.
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Arturo Cardenas (16-0-1, 9 KOs) defends his WBC continental super bantamweight title against Cesar Vaca Espinoza (19-2-1, 12 KOs)..
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Anthony Hollaway, who didn’t come off his stool for Round 5, didn’t stay on either. He fell off the stool in between rounds in a worrisome moment. The American was laid out in the ring and had to be stretchered out. Hollaway looked to be fatigued rather than hurt.
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Cheavon Clarke goes back to winning ways.
After a pair of defeats, former British cruiserweight champion Clarke stops Anthony Hollaway at the end of Round 4 in his second fight stateside — also his second fight with Virgil Hunter.
Clarke was hurt by Hollaway in Round 2. He switched on after that, though. There was more urgency in his work. Clarke used an imposing jab, increased the pressure, and attacked the body.
Hollaway looked in trouble multiple times in Round 4 and was very tired. The corner chose not to send him out for Round 5.
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(Mark Robinson via Getty Images)
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Hollaway landed the most significant punch of fight so far — an overhand right counter at the end of Round 2, which wobbled the legs of Clarke. Luckily for Clarke, he was saved by the bell.
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Hollaway is doing a good job of managing distance against Clarke and smothering his attacks at close range. Clarke is unable to land clean punches as a result. Clarke needs to make a better use of his jab, feints and head movement to break the gap and disguise attacks.
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Cheavon Clarke (10-2, 7 KOs) looks to go back to winning ways after a pair of defeats as he faces Anthony Hollaway (9-9-3, 7 KOs) over eight rounds at cruiserweight.
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Sachery Sam scores two knockdowns en route to a unanimous decision (60-52, 59-53, 58-54) win over Brandon Medina Guerrero in their six-round featherweight affair.
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Guerrero now has just three minutes to survive.
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Sachery Sam (4-0, 2 KOs) takes on Brandon Medina Guerrero (7-3) over six rounds at featherweight.
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Cesar Olvera and Victor Saravia fight to a majority draw (40-36, 38-38, 38-38) to open the night in Stockton.
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Cesar Olvera (1-0, 1 KO) meets journeyman Victor Saravia (1-6-2, 1 KO) over four rounds at lightweight.
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1. Lightweight: Cesar Olvera vs. Victor Saravia
2. Featherweight: Sachery Sam vs. Brandon Medina Guerrero
3. Cruiserweight: Cheavon Clarke vs. Anthony Hollaway
4. Super bantamweight: Arturo Cardenas vs. Cesar Vaca Espinoza