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: Joe Cordina def. Gabriel Flores Jr via unanimous decision (117-110, 115-112, 114-113)
Super lightweight: Ernesto Mercado def. Antonio Moran via sixth-round KO | Watch video
WBC interim super bantamweight title: Skye Nicolson def. Yulihan Luna via unanimous decision (98-92, 98-92, 97-93)
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)
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Sat, December 13, 2025 at 8:35 PM PST
Darshan Desai
Into the second half of this fight. Pacheco with some nice combinations to open the seventh. He has outlanded Sadjo 41-39 in power punches. Body shot counter from Pacheco finds a home. This is turning into a wrestling match with a ton of clinching in Round 7. The boos are pouring in. Sadjo hammers to the mid-section. Nice left hook downstairs for Pacheco. Pacheco just cannot keep Sadjo off him. Sadjo can close the gap and work on the inside at will. Body shots from Pacheco are having success, though.
10-9 Pacheco, 69-64 Pacheco
Darshan Desai
Jabs from Pacheco early in Round 6. Body shots from Pacheco to begin the frame as Sadjo tries to work his way onto the inside. Pacheco attempts to walk Sadjo onto uppercuts with both hands around the halfway point. Nice body shot from Pacheco. Sadjo responds upstairs. Body shot lands for Sadjo up close. Pacheco is cut on the bridge of the nose. Right hook sweeps onto Sadjo’s chin.
10-9 Pacheco, 59-55
Darshan Desai
The fourth was another round for Pacheco. Sadjo is desperately trying to pressure him, but Pacheco is holding, and then they end up in a wrestling match on the inside. It will be frustrating for Sadjo and fans, who are booing.
Pacheco throws a combination onto Sadjo’s guard as the Frenchman walks forward. Overhand right from Sadjo partially connects. Uppercut breaks the guard for Pacheco. Another right hand over the top lands for Sadjo. Best work of the fight for Sadjo in this second minute. Uppercut counter finds a home for Pacheco again. Combo downstairs from Pacheco. Sadjo again has success with a right hand — Pacheco needs to defend better against that shot.
10-9 Sadjo, 49-46 Pacheco
Darshan Desai
Pacheco is doing a good job of turning Sadjo on the inside. Nice flurry of shots connects on Sadjo’s guard. Left hook connects for Sadjo. Pacheco chops down with rights. Left hook goes Pacheco. Pacheco is boxing disciplined behind his jab and connecting frequently downstairs. It’s not the most exciting performance but it’s safe.
10-9 Pacheco, 30-27 Pacheco
Darshan Desai
The first round was a preview of how Pacheco can win this fight comfortably — jab and hold, and working in power shot counters.
Sadjo does the same thing he did in the first and will do every round — walk forward with a tight guard and pressure. Nice uppercut from Pacheco. Pacheco is jabbing well. Left hook from Sadjo just falls short. Pacheco is ruining Sadjo’s momentum with the jab. Left downstairs from Pacheco to end the second frame. Smart work from Pacheco.
10-9 Pacheco, 20-18 Pacheco
Darshan Desai
Here we go for the main event! It’s the toughest test of Diego Pacheco’s career to date against a tough, hard-hitting Frenchman, Sadjo.
Pacheco has gone the distance twice in a row and is looking for a KO under new coach Omar Villanueva.
Jabs from Pacheco to open this one. Sadjo walks forward, attempting to close the gap and pressure Sadjo. Pacheco holds both times they come close in the first half of the round. Pacheco hits Sadjo’s guard with power shots as Sadjo tries to close the distance. Nice right connects at mid-range. Big power shots from Sadjo miss. Left hook to the body for Pacheco.
10-9 Pacheco
Darshan Desai
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.
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.
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Joe Cordina beats Gabriel Flores Jr. by unanimous decision (117-110, 115-112, 114-113) in Stockton, California.
Darshan Desai
One stanza left, and Flores will need a KO — or very favorable home judging.
Hard right hand from Cordina. Flores is hurt again to the body. Cordina shatters rights onto Flores’ face. Flores is just in survival mode now as more body shots hammer in. This is a beatdown now. Back to the body for Cordina in the final 40 seconds. Flores will survive but it will surely be another defeat to his record.
10-9 Cordina, 116-111 Cordina
Darshan Desai
Six minutes to decide this one.
Cordina flurries onto Flores to open the penultimate frame. Cordina is beating the will to fight out of Flores. Cordina is connecting with stiff jabs in the first minute of this round. Cordina is forcing Flores around the ring and initiating nonstop pressure on Flores. Cordina fires downstairs when they are on the inside. Nice combination from Cordina at the two-minute mark. Flores holds on. HARD right from Cordina ROCKS Flores. More right hands connecting for Flores. Flores is in a bad way. Cordina is on the verge of a stoppage.
10-9 Cordina, 106-102 Cordina
Darshan Desai
Cordina has outlanded Flores 71-52 through 9 rounds.
Flores looked fatigued in the tenth round, and it was in this round that the body shots had a real impact on him. A left hook at the two-minute mark clearly hurt him. Cordina’s pressure is becoming really difficult for Flores to deal with as we head into the championship rounds. Great round for Cordina.
10-9 Cordina, 96-93 Cordina
Darshan Desai
DAZN’s Chris Mannix has Joe Cordina 77-74 up.
Hard one-two chops down on Flores’ chin. Cordina’s pressure is relentless, but he is allowing Flores to land with jabs and sharp hook counters. Pair of body shots for Cordina on the inside. Right-hand, left hook combo for Cordina. They exchanged at mid-range as left hooks went in from both, but Cordina got the better of the action. Body shot from Cordina. Combination counter goes Flores to end the ninth.
10-9 Cordina, 86-84 Cordina
Darshan Desai
Right hand finds a home for Cordina early in the eighth. Another right hand fires down on Flores around the halfway point. Flores walks Cordina onto a check hook. Cordina continues to flurry at Flores’ guard as Flores was backed up on the ring ropes. Cordina has Flores a little off balance and uncomfortable as right hands on the inside land. HARD body shot hurts Flores. Back comes Flores with a hook.
10-9 Cordina, 76-75 Cordina
Darshan Desai
Joe Cordina lost a point in the sixth round for punching behind the head. (57-56 Cordina)
Nice left uppercut to left hook two-piece for Flores — Cordina walked right into that power combo. Best moment of the fight for the American. One-two from Cordina clips Flores. Into the final minute, in what has been the best round of the fight for Flores. Cordina chops down with a right. Right hand around the guard connects for the Welshman. Thudding shots on the inside for Cordina followed by a quick combo.
10-9 Flores, 66-66
Darshan Desai
Cordina fires a right hand over Flores’ jab. Short right from Cordina up close. Stiff jab knocks the head back of Flores. Nice body shot from Cordina before the halfway point. Cordina’s pressure is consistent. Impressive for someone who doesn’t usually fight like this. Cordina walks Flores down with urgency and is hitting whatever he can, including arms and the torso. Cordina finishes the round with a pair of strong hooks.
10-9 Cordina, 48-47 Cordina
Darshan Desai
Flores begins the fourth round on the front foot. It is short-lived, though, as Cordina pressures him after the break. Strong left hook for the Welshman on the inside. Body shot goes Cordina. Flores walks Cordina onto a clean right-hand counter. Three-piece from Cordina — right-hand, left hook, right hand — lands clean, and Flores nods his head in acknowledgement. Right hand from Cordina has a noticeable effect on Flores. Best round of the fight for Cordina.
10-9 Cordina, 38-38
Darshan Desai
Flores walks Cordina onto a pair of lefts. Cordina went straight at Flores when the round began and continued his pressure approach. Combination from Cordina, Flores responds with a counter right. Cordina unloads on the guard at the halfway point as Flores was backed up. Brilliant left hook counter from Flores. Cordina needs to be careful because he is just walking through everything so far. Body shot from Cordina to end the third.
10-9 Flores, 29-28 Flores
Darshan Desai
Nice right from Flores to open the second frame — Cordina looked unaffected by it, though. Sweeping left for Flores. Cordina continues to pressure Flores with the right hand. Right from Cordina partially connects. Flores continues to look uncomfortable on the back foot as Cordina forces him onto the ring ropes with regularity.
10-9 Flores, 19-19
Darshan Desai
12 rounds for the WBO No. 1 spot — let’s do this!
HARD right connects for Cordina to open this one. Stiff left connects for Flores. Cordina is pressuring Flores onto the ropes, looking to connect with power punches. Nice jab to left hook two-piece for Flores. Cordina fires downstairs. One-two from Cordina lands. The pressure and volume from Cordina are rare for him. Flores counters Cordina with a left hand coming in. The pressure is clearly making Flores uncomfortable.
10-9 Cordina