Pound-for-pound entrant and fan favorite Jesse ‘Bam’ Rodriguez returns to action for a WBC and Ring Magazine super flyweight title defense against Mexico’s Pedro Guevara at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia on November 9.

It didn’t take long for Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez to destroy Pedro Guevara and to defend his IBF super flyweight title on Saturday night in Philadelphia.

On Saturday at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia he defends his WBC and Ring Magazine flyweight titles against Pedro Guevara, on the undercard of Jaron Ennis-Karen Chukhadzhian, aware of the extent to which the past 12 months have made him a significant favourite.

Jaron "Boots" Ennis and Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez each picked up wins on Matchroom Boxing's world title fight double header from Philadelphia.

By: Sean Crose “I know that this is a very dangerous fight,” says WBC flyweight titlist Jesse "Bam" Rodriguez (via DAZN). “It’s a huge opportunity for

Jaron Ennis and 'Bam' Rodriguez feature in a world title fight double header this weekend. Here's when the fighters are expected to enter the ring.

The Matchroom boss is anticipating some good contests from the main duo when they defend their respective world titles this weekend.

At 20-0 with 13 knockouts, Rodriguez, 24, is boxing’s youngest titleholder, already a top-five pound-for pound fighter and two-division champion. An emerging global star, the San Antonio super flyweight has earned the right not to have to play second fiddle to anyone.