Caleb Plant Vs. Armando Resendiz Results And Fight Card Results

Caleb Plant and Jermall Charlo have their sights set on a grudge match later this year, but both men have to take care of business on Saturday night. Plant will face Armando Resendiz in the main event while Charlo faces Thomas LaManna in the co-main event at the Michelob Ultra Arena in Las Vegas.

If you can’t watch it live or you just want to follow along for my reactions, live scorecards for the featured fights and results from the prelim bouts, you’re in the right space.

The latest results and updates will appear below this paragraph. I’ll score Plant-Resendiz and Charlo-LaManna. I’ll deliver the results to the other fights on the card.

Plant-Resendiz and Charlo-LaManna Card Results

Plant vs. Resendiz – Mazique’s Scorecard – Even 95-95

Round 10 – Plant’s round wasn’t as bad as the commentators made it sound, but Resendiz pushed through to earn it in the final 40 seconds of the round. Resendiz, 10-9.

Round 9 – That was Plant’s best round since the second round of the fight. The commentators are a bit caught up in the moment. Plant did a good job in the ninth. Plant, 10-9.

Round 8 – Resendiz has taken control of the fight with more effective power punching, but he has been warned three times for headbutts. He could be penalized for it if he continues, which would be huge. Resendiz, 10-9.

Round 7 – Plant is surviving through fatigue and some damage. I gave him the round based on some combo and counter punching. He did a good job tying up Resendiz’s offenses, but I’m not sure how many more rounds he can duplicate that concept. Plant, 10-9.

Round 6 – Resendiz rocked Plant badly in the final seconds of the round. Were it not for the end of the frame, he may have put Plant down. The momentum is squrely in Resendiz’s favor. Also, Plant’s cornerman “Breadman” Edwards told Plant to “go low.” Hmm. Resendiz 10-9.

Round 5 – I gave Plant the round because of his combination work early in the round. However, he is beginning to look as if he is slowing down. He may have been hurt by some body punches. Resendiz has a chance to pull the upset, though he’s down a little on my card. Plant 10-9.

Round 4 – Resendiz is turning this into a brawl, which is the style of fight he needs. Plant is backing up, but not landing as often or as clean. This round was close, but I gave it to Resendiz. Resendiz, 10-9.

Round 3 – Resendiz came alive a bit in this round. He was on his way to losing another round being outboxed at distance, but he rescued the round with a pair of power shots in the final 30 seconds. Resendiz, 10-9.

Round 2 – Plant’s speed at a distance is an issue for Resendiz. He’s struggling to close the space. Neither man is doing damage, but Plant is outboxing him to this point. Resendiz needs to take some chances. Plant 10-9.

Round 1 – Plant clearly wants to keep this fight at a distance, at least early. His jab and range-finding controlled a mostly uneventful round. Plant 10-9.

• Jermall Charlo def. Thomas LeManna via sixth-round TKO

Charlo-LaManna – Mazique’s Scorecard – 50-43 Charlo at the time of the stoppage

Ringside doctor stops the fight. Thank you. This one was completely one-sided.

Round 5 – 10-8

Charlo scored another knockdown. LeManna pounded the canvas and got back up quickly, but at this point, someone should probably stop the fight. LeManna is getting blasted.

Round 4 – Charlo 10-8

More Charlo dominance in the fourth. The former champion scored another knockdown that needed replay for confirmation. LeManna is attempting to make this a childish mental battle, but he is getting pummeled.

Round 3 – Charlo 10-8

This fight is becoming increasingly one-sided. Charlo dropped LeManna after landing a right hand followed by a chopping shot that put his opponent down. He made it to his feet, but I will be surprised if this one makes it past the sixth.

Round 2 – Charlo 10-9

Charlo opened up a bit more in the second round. He landed some strong straight right hands and appears to be getting more of a rhythm. The clashed heads in the final 10 seconds, but it did not produce a cut.

Round 1 – Charlo 10-9

The former champion controlled the first round with his jab and the occasional combination. Easy work early on.

• Middleweight – Yoenli Hernandez def. Kyrone Davis via unanimous decision

I’m posting this image because it shows in-ring action and there are no Getty photos. However, the caption is a headscratcher. If this was a “Chess match,” Hernandez was the king and queen and Davis was the pawn for 10 rounds.

This fight was never close as Hernandez won 100-89 on all three judges scorecards.

Hernandez is 100% ready for a title shot. He dropped Davis who looked flat and even more gun shy than normal.

Hernandez reportedly doesn’t want to fight his Cuban countryman and WBA champion Erislandy Lara, though he is his No. 1 contender. Despite having just eight pro fights, he is as ready as anyone in the division to challenge unified IBF and WBO champion Janibek Alimkhanuly for his title.

Hernandez is a much-needed potential star in the middleweight division.

• Super Welterweight – Isaac Lucero def. Omar Valenzuela via second-round TKO in Lucero’s United States debut
• Lightweight – Curmel Moton def. Renny Mastrapa via unanimous decision
• Super Bantamweight – Carl Martin def. Francisco Pedroza Portillo via unanimous decision

Plant, Charlo Fight Card

• Main Event – Super Middleweight
  Caleb Plant (23-2-0) vs. Jose Armando Resendiz (15-2-0)
• Co-Main Event – Super Middleweight
  Jermall Charlo (33-0-0) vs. Thomas LaManna (39-5-1)
• Middleweight Bout
  Yoenli Hernandez (7-0-0) vs. Kyrone Davis (19-3-1)
• Lightweight Bout
  Curmel Moton (7-0-0) vs. Renny Viamonte Mastrapa (4-1-1)
• Super Bantamweight Bout
  Carl Martin (25-0-0) vs. Francisco Pedroza Portillo (19-12-2)

Caleb Plant – Last 5 Fights

September 14, 2024 – Win vs. Trevor McCumby

• Result: 9th-round TKO
• Event: Canelo vs. Berlanga undercard, T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas
• Notes: Plant secured the Interim WBA Super Middleweight title with a late stoppage victory.

March 25, 2023 – Loss vs. David Benavidez

• Result: Unanimous Decision (UD)
• Event: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas
• Notes: Benavidez dominated the latter half of the fight, handing Plant his second career loss.

October 15, 2022 – Win vs. Anthony Dirrell

• Result: 9th-round KO
• Event: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York
• Notes: Plant delivered a highlight-reel knockout, reasserting his position in the super middleweight division.

November 6, 2021 – Loss vs. Canelo Álvarez

• Result: 11th-round TKO
• Event: MGM Grand Garden Arena, Las Vegas
• Notes: The bout was for the undisputed super middleweight championship, Plant suffered his first professional defeat.

January 30, 2021 – Win vs. Caleb Truax

• Result: Unanimous Decision (UD)
• Event: Shrine Exposition Center, Los Angeles
• Notes: Plant successfully defended his IBF title, winning every round on the judges’ scorecards.

Jermall Charlo – Last 5 Fights

November 25, 2023 – Win vs. Jose Benavidez Jr.

• Result: Unanimous Decision (UD)
• Event: T-Mobile Arena, Las Vegas
• Notes: Charlo returned from a long layoff to secure a decision victory.

June 19, 2021 – Win vs. Juan Macias Montiel

• Result: Unanimous Decision (UD)
• Event: Toyota Center, Houston, Texas
• Notes: Charlo successfully defended his WBC middleweight title.

September 26, 2020 – Win vs. Sergiy Derevyanchenko

• Result: Unanimous Decision (UD)
• Event: Mohegan Sun Arena, Uncasville, Connecticut
• Notes: Charlo retained his WBC middleweight title.

December 7, 2019 – Win vs. Dennis Hogan

• Result: 7th-round TKO
• Event: Barclays Center, Brooklyn, New York
• Notes: Charlo delivered a stoppage win to defend his WBC middleweight title.

June 29, 2019 – Win vs. Brandon Adams

• Result: Unanimous Decision (UD)
• Event: NRG Arena, Houston, Texas
• Notes: Charlo retained the interim WBC middleweight title.