Becoming a Champion doesn’t happen by chance, it’s a choice, it isn’t easy, it requires a relentless pursuit. One characteristic that makes or breaks a fighter is not strength or skill, but staying power – the ability to stick it out long after the initial glamour has worn off and when things get tough. Champions know how to push through when others give up. The sacrifices are a part of your life, it’s what champions do. Champions know how to withstand the pain and agony a little bit more than everyone else.  Champions work for everything nothing is handed or given to them. They are the hardest workers. First one to the gym and the last one to leave. A champion is not afraid to fail big and dream big. The greatest moment lies at the end of your journey when all the hard work and sacrifices pay off and you are crowned a champion. Congratulations Quincy Mirage, Los Angeles Police Dept. Chuck Pfau, Sacramento Sheriff’s Dept. Sean Johnson, CDCR, Kern Valley State Prison, James Moore, Monroe Louisiana Fire Dept. Hector Mendoza, Los Angeles Police Dept.

Jonathan Roberts 
Natchitoches Parish Sheriffs Office
Nickname: J-Rob
Weight: 190
Record: 3-1

Billy Adkins
Raleigh County Sheriff’s Office
Weight: 140-145
Record: 7-3 amateur events

Marqus Blevins
Kings County Probation
Nickname: Machine
Weight: 154
Record: 4 – 0 (Boxing/Muay Thai/Kickboxing)

The UCA Super Cruiserweight Champion Alan Rojas, LASD will put his undefeated record on the line Friday night when he squares off with fellow undefeated #5 Super Cruiserweight Chris Barrios, LASD. Both fighters hit the 205 pound mark to make their bout official. Under the guidance of 3x UCA Coach of the Year, Mando Guzman, Rojas looks to defend his belt against his toughest opponent to date. Before Barrios took a leave of absence from the ring he was the #1 ranked Super Cruiserweight and most feared pound for pound fighter. Will Barrios establish himself as the best fighter once again or will Rojas prove to be the UCA Super Cruiserweight King? This is UCA Boxing at it’s finest. Don’t miss it. The leather is going to fly tomorrow night at One Industry Hills Station, Industry. Pacific Palms. Tickets will be sold at the door General Admission $25.00 Ringside $50.00. Doors open at 5pm first fight at 7pm.

And still the undefeated, reigning and defending UCA Super Cruiserweight Champion Alan Rojas, LASD. There was a lot of hype surrounding this fight. Two undefeated fighters from the Los Angeles Sheriff’s Dept. squaring off for the UCA Championship Title. When the bell sounded to start the fight both fighters came out throwing bombs and Rojas would land first scoring a knockdown in the 1st round. Rojas would send Barrios to the canvas again in the 2nd round with a perfectly placed right hand. Barrios would not beat the count and the referee was forced to end the bout. Rojas winner 2nd round TKO. Rojas is the real deal! Can #1 Josh Webb, CHP, #2 Enrique Frias, San Diego Probation or #3 Ryan Hotchkiss, Barstow PD stop Alan Rojas?

The main event for the SoCal Battle of the Badges has just been announced. #1 ranked Asiah Medawar, San Bernardino Sheriffs Dept. will take on #1 ranked Katherine Proudfoot, 29 Palms Fire Dept. for the vacant UCA Welterweight Championship title. Both camps agreed to meet at the 154 pound welterweight limit to make this fight happen. Don’t miss it Saturday July 23, 2016 at the Agua Caliente Resort & Casino. Get your tickets now at the Agua Caliente Box Office hotwatercasino.com or startickets.com or call 1-866-923-7244. General Admission $20 Ringside $30. Doors open at 4pm first bout at 5pm.