The fighters try to help their promoter, Gabriel Balderrama, and Del Sol Boxing, with whom they work to get paying customers. Longoria said he uses social media and fans come to him or he goes to them for ticket transactions. Read more: Benavidez boxing family given place of honor at iconic Phoenix gym I always want to see my fans," Barrios Flores said of selling tickets. "Whatever time they have time, I have time. There are also the costs associated with being in the sport and trying to offset those with sponsors. Selling tickets to their own fights is among the challenges the local fighters face.
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Rodriguez won his pro debut in Glendale in June, in front of a sizable group of his supporters at the Civic Center. "One day, you're going to see Danny Barrios Flores on TV soon, so you better watch out," the 9-0 featherweight said. Related: Benavidez brothers all grown up after lessons learned from adversity in careersīarrios Flores and Rosales have each had the opportunity to work with the Ramos family over the past month. It just motivates us to work nonstop and continue to give it our all while we're in there, and show our talent inside the ring, not only inside but outside the ring as well." "We see them on TV, going in the gym and putting in hours of training. It just motivates us as fighters, just watching them do their thing," Longoria said. "They're out there putting it on for Arizona as well.
Every fighter, you've just got to train hard and you'll get your spot," Rosales said. "All of us are trying to put Arizona on the map. Jesus Ramos celebrates after winning a super welterweight bout against Vladimir Hernandez at Michelob ULTRA Arena on February 5, 2022, in Las Vegas, Nevada.
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