Amari Jones vs. Quilisto Madera: Age, Height, Weight, Reach, Record, and More

On the undercard of Devin Haney vs. Regis Prograis, undefeated boxer Amari Jones will lock horns with the experienced Quilisto Madera. While knockout artist Jones will try to keep his sheet clean with yet another stunning victory, Madera, who is returning with the scars of a loss on his skin, will try his best to hand the former his first pro defeat.

In this context, as Prograis prepares to defend his WBC Super Lightweight title against Devin Haney, here is a look at Madera vs. Amari, a fight that promises to keep the fans completely entertained.

Amari Jones vs. Quilisto Madera: Stats and physical attributes

Amari Jones, 21, made his professional debut in 2021 against Alberto Delgado. With his debut in the Super Welterweight division of the sport, he won seven of his first fights by way of a knockout consecutively until he went the distance with Tej Pratap Singh in 2022. But, apart from the UD victory against Singh, Jones, 10-0-0, won 90% of his fights via KO in the ring.

On the other hand, Quilisto Madera, 31, debuted against Jesus Lopez in 2014. In his professional career, besides winning 14 fights, he already lost 4 matches in the ring. However, with 64.29% of his victories arriving by way of a knockout, he also won 9 matches via KO. As a result, it is worth mentioning that Madera is more experienced than Jones given i) he has fought more fights than Amari and ii) he knows the bitter taste of a defeat.

Anyway, while Jones weighed in at 164¾ lbs in his last fight against Luis Diaz, Madera weighed in at 165 lbs in his last match against Kevin Newman II. However, unlike Madera who lost his last match via UD, Jones defeated his last opponent Diaz via a 1st-round TKO in the ring. In addition, Amari is 10 years younger than Madera and is expected to display faster movements during the fight. But, one must also note that both Jones and Madera are 6′ 0″ and share a reach of 193cm in the ring.

Jones vs. Quilisto: Other facts

Amari Jones was born in Oakland, California. However, on December 9th, he will fight Quilisto out of Las Vegas, Nevada. As per his profile on the official website of Team USA, Errol Spence Jr. is his favorite boxer in the sport and he won the Youth National Championships in 2019. In addition, during his amateur days, Jones was coached by Daniel Castillo.

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On the other hand, Madera was born in Mount Vernon, Washington. However, he will fight Jones out of Stockton, California on December 9th. Although it has been over 9 years since he turned pro, one of the biggest moments of his career arrived when he fought Kevin Newman II on the undercard of Jake Paul vs. Nate Diaz. Well, with that said, who do you think you will be rooting for – Amari or Madera? Let us know in the comments below.

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