Pound-for-pound star Jesse “Bam” Rodriguez battered Mexico’s Pedro Guevara inside three rounds and retained his WBC and Ring Magazine super flyweight titles at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on Saturday. The official time was 2:47.

It didn’t take long for Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez to destroy Pedro Guevara and to defend his IBF super flyweight title on Saturday night in Philadelphia.

Rodriguez has already shared the ring with the likes of Juan Francisco Estrada, Srisaket Sor Rungvisai and Carlos Cuadras

Stevenson fought and won the vacant WBC belt against Edwin De Los Santos this year and then successfully defended it against Artem Harutyunyan. Both wins came over the distance and were somewhat criticised for being less than fan-friendly in terms of action.

By: Sean Crose “I know that this is a very dangerous fight,” says WBC flyweight titlist Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez (via DAZN). “It’s a huge opportunity for

Philadelphia favorite Jaron 'Boots' Ennis and pound-for-pound star Jesse 'Bam' Rodriguez share a card at the Wells Fargo Center. The Sporting News will provide live coverage of the undercard and round-by-round scoring on both of these world title fights.

The financial stakes have been disclosed for the highly anticipated boxing events featuring Jaron Ennis against Karen Chukhadzhian and Jesse Bam Rodriguez facing Pedro Guevara. Both matchups are expected to draw significant attention from fans as they headline an exciting weekend of championship bouts.

Jesse Rodriguez defended his WBC Super Flyweight Title with a devastating third-round knockout against his mandatory Pedro Guevara. Rodriguez was confident coming into the fight, with his trainer Robert Garcia discussing his man’s ambitions of becoming undisputed.