Curmel Moton Fight On Nate Diaz Vs Jorge Masvidal Undercard Tonight

18-year-old rising star Curmel “Big Deal” Moton has just been added to the Nate Diaz vs Jorge Masvidal boxing event, as he will take on 36-year-old Russian journeyman Nikolai Buzolin (9-8-1, 5 KOs) on Saturday night July 6th at the Honda Center in -Anaheim, California, broadcast live on Fanmio and PPV.com

Curmel Moton is a young, focused athlete who always works out in the gym. Because of his good performance, Moton was willing to accept his upcoming fight with two weeks’ notice.

Moton made his professional debut at the age of 17, as he stopped his first two opponents in the opening round. In the third round of his professional career, Moton would face undefeated Anthony Cuba, a four-division world champion fighter and Leo Santa Cruz.

Back in March 2024, Curmel Moton and Anthony Cuba faced off on the undercard of Tim Tszyu vs Sebastian Fundora. Anthony Cuba accomplished something Moton’s first two opponents were unable to do, as he was knocked out in the first round.

Floyd Mayweather protege Curmel Moton, is a stable fighter with high ring IQ, punching power, timing, and good punch placement. In his fight with Cuba, Moton was very good on the attack as he always pressed forward and mixed his attacks.

In an action-packed fight, Moton has been short on defense. Cuba was able to touch Moton up with a few good shots, but Moton was able to show that he has a strong chin.

The Moton vs Cuba fight was a fun fight that included some exchanges between the two fighters. Anthony Cuba was competitive, but Moton got most of the eye-catching shots.

At the end of the 8 round contest, Moton received a unanimous decision as all three judges scored the belt 80-72. Now the fast-rising prospect will look to collect the fourth win of his professional career on Saturday night.

His opponent Nikolai Buzolin is a cunning veteran who is used to using various feints, and constantly changing positions. Curmel Moton (3-0, 2 KOs) is an impressive blue chip with all the tools.

Moton came a long way from his last fight, but plans to retire his July 6 belt early. Moton has made a habit of trying to stop his opponents early because he has adopted the motto ‘boxing doesn’t pay overtime.’