Weights From Carson, CA: Chavez Jr 172.4, Vera 171.2

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By Jake Donovan

UPDATE: Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. and Brian Vera both came within the modified 173 lb. catchweight for their main event Saturday evening in Carson, California.

Chavez Jr. tipped the scales at 172.4 lb; Vera was slightly lighter at 171.2 lb.

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Weights:

Julio Cesar Chavez, Jr., 172.4 lb vs. Brian Vera, 171.2 lb - 10 rounds, light heavyweight

Jose Felix Jr., 132.6 lb vs. Joseph Laryea, 129.6 lb - 10 rounds, lightweight

Diego Magdaleno, 131.8 lb vs. Edgar Riovalle, 132 lb - 10 rounds, lightweight

Karim Mayfield, 144 lb vs. Christopher Fernandez, 144.8 lb - 8 rounds, super lightweight

Daniel Sandoval, 155 lb vs. Richard Gutierrez, 152 lb - 8 rounds, welterweight

Gabino Saenz, 127.6 lb vs. Dominic Coca, 128.6 lb - 6 rounds, super welterweight

Oscar Valdez, 127.4 lb vs. Jose Morales, 128 lb - 6 rounds, featherweight

Matt Korobov, 161.4 lb vs. Grady Brewer, 160 lb - 8 rounds, middleweight

Jose Ramirez, 141.4 lb vs. Daniel Calzada, 141 lb - 4/6 rounds, super lightweight

Jake Donovan is the Managing Editor of Boxingscene.com, as well as the Records Keeper for the Transnational Boxing Ratings Board and a member of Boxing Writers Association of America. Twitter: @JakeNDaBox