Bravo’s Left Hook Put Campa Down for Good in Brooklyn
Nestor Bravo knocked out Pedro Campa at 1:23 of the second round on January 10, 2026, at Barclays Center in Brooklyn. A clean left hook ended their scheduled ten-round super lightweight contest and supplied a decisive Puerto Rican victory on the championship undercard.
A ten-round assignment matched established super lightweights
Bravo entered with twenty-three victories and one defeat, with a no contest also on his record. Campa brought thirty-seven wins, four losses and a draw into the meeting.
The fight formed part of the Subriel Matias–Dalton Smith event. Campa weighed 141 pounds at the official weigh-in, while Bravo came in below the super lightweight limit.
The second-round hook settled the contest abruptly
Bravo found the decisive left hook during the second round. Campa fell face-first to the canvas and could not recover, making the official result a knockout.
The ending required less than half of the second round, well short of the scheduled ten. Bravo’s timing supplied the difference without the need for a prolonged accumulation of knockdowns or a judges’ decision.
The supporting victory preceded a dramatic championship result
Bravo improved to 24–1 with seventeen knockouts, while Campa fell to 37–5–1. Their bout contributed another finish to a Brooklyn card that also featured early success for Jeyvier Cintron.
The main event later ended when Smith stopped Matias in the fifth round. Bravo’s own appearance had already supplied an emphatic result, preserving his forward momentum through one of the evening’s clearest single-punch finishes.
Sources
- FIGHTMAG: official stoppage times and records
- Fightnews: official weights and Barclays Center venue
- Big Fight Weekend: knockdowns and undercard finishes
- Tapology: ten-round assignment and venue
