Mayweather Duo Promotions of Curmel Moton and John Easter are prominent attractions of prelims

In the preliminary part of the Main video The card that is co-directed by Caleb Plant and Jermall Charlo, the immensely talented Mayweather Duo Promotions by John Easter and Curma Moton will be in action on Saturday night on Saturday, May 31, at the Michelob Ultra Arena de las Vegas, snowfall.

Since they are in the early stages of their respective careers, both John Easter and Curma Moton prioritizing to keep themselves active. Each time they enter the square circle, both fighters concentrate on showing their skills and making a statement.

Born in Charleston, South Carolina, but currently fighting Las Vegas, John “Candyman” grew in the Mayweather gym. The heavyweight of 6’1 ​​”began his career in an impressive way, as he published seven consecutive wins.

The most recent Easter struggle took place in February 2025, when Joseph Aguilar faced. In his first seven attacks, Easter showed his fist power, but in his game against Aguilar, he showed his set of skills when he won an impressive victory for a unanimous decision.

Now, John “Candyman”, Easter (8-0, 7 kos) is scheduled for Andres Martinez (5-3, 3 kos). In this particular match, the expectation is that John Pasqua entertaini, showing different layers of his game and produces a dominant victory.

The second half of Mayweather Promotions is a young Boxer recognized as the company’s face. The 18-year-old prodigy Curma “Big Deal” (7-0, 6 kos) will be in action on the preliminary struggle card, as it is planned to take Renny Mastrapa (4-1-1, 2 kos).

Moton began his boxing career with two knockout wins and, in his third professional struggle, won a unanimous decision victory over Anthony Cuba. After his combination with Cuba, Moton passed to a four -fights streak.

The last time Moton competed inside the ring was in February 2025 when he fought against Frank Zaldivar. In the opening round of the 8 -round scheduled combat, Moton worked at the JAB and landed clear combinations throughout the opening round.

In the 1:24 mark of the third round, Moton made a punch for the next 13 seconds. Finally, the referee Harvey Dock had seen enough, as he decided to intervene and to stop at the contest.

When Curma Moton enters the square circle on Saturday night, it plans to extend its Ko streak to five. Moton, a nickname “Big Deal”, is a dynamic young talent that has speed, power, technique and a good placement of punches.

Curma Moton has a list of young contenders who are currently on their radar, but before it can focus on the list, he must direct his attention to the task to be completed on Saturday night, May 31, live. Main video.