Guevara and Late Replacement Molina Could Not Be Separated
Pedro Guevara and Alexis Molina fought to a split draw over ten rounds on September 6, 2025, in Los Mochis, Mexico. The super flyweight contest at Centro de Usos Múltiples ended with one judge favoring each boxer and the third returning an even score.
A late change brought two Sinaloa fighters together
Guevara had originally been scheduled to face Adrian Curiel before Molina replaced him. The new opponent brought a local dimension to the assignment, pairing the Mazatlán veteran with a fighter from Culiacán.
The weigh-in listed Guevara at 116.5 pounds and Molina at 118.2. Guevara’s experience as a former world champion made the replacement opportunity a significant test for Molina.
Ten rounds produced three different assessments
The fighters completed the scheduled distance without a stoppage. The judges returned 96–94 for Guevara, 97–93 for Molina and 95–95, producing the split draw.
The result gave neither man a victory despite the wider margin on Molina’s favorable card. In professional boxing, the final outcome follows the majority of judges’ decisions rather than adding their round totals together.
Guevara praised his opponent after the unresolved result
Speaking afterward to local broadcaster Luz Noticias, Guevara credited Molina’s ability and said he intended to continue pursuing his competitive goals. The draw left his record at 43–5–2.
For Molina, the late assignment supplied ten rounds against an established former champion without a defeat. Both men left the Los Mochis event with reasons to pursue another opportunity, while their completed meeting remained officially level.
Sources
- Luz Noticias: on-site report and Guevara interview
- The 13th Round: late replacement, weights and scorecards
