Meet the fighters who make our cards unforgettable:

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Record: 18-3 (6 KOs)
Division: Super Lightweight/Welter
Nationality: British (Portsmouth, England)
Style: Technical, fast-handed boxer with slick movement and strong ring IQ
Notable Facts:

• Younger brother of Michael McKinson, a world title contender and one of the UK’s most respected welterweights.
   
• Known for his high-volume output and sharp counterpunching.
   
• Recently making his U.S. promotional debut under Reyes Boxing Promotions, bringing international spotlight to the Down & Dirty series.
   
• Represents the new generation of disciplined, fundamentally sound British fighters looking to make their mark on the U.S. scene.

Record: 10-2-1 (5 KOs)
Division: Super Lightweight
Hometown: Lowell, Massachusetts
Style: Aggressive orthodox fighter with explosive combinations and a relentless pace
Notable Facts:

• A hard-hitting, high-pressure fighter quickly climbing the New England ranks.
   
• Known for his exciting, fan-friendly style and ability to turn any fight into a war.
   
• Trains under the Lawtown system and continues to grow as a staple of the Down & Dirty fight series.
   
• With his mix of toughness, skill, and determination, Morales is positioning himself as one of the region’s most dangerous young prospects.

Record: 16-8-1 (9 KOs)
Division: Cruiserweight
Hometown/Nationality: Quito, Ecuador / Residing in Salem, Massachusetts, USA
Stance: Orthodox
Height: 6′1″ (183 cm)
Nickname: “El Verdugo” 

Notable Facts:

• Jeyson is a seasoned fighter with more than 25 pro bouts dating back to his debut in August 2014.
   
• With a solid knockout rate (~56 %), he brings real stopping power to the cruiserweight division.
   
• A versatile international asset: born and raised in Ecuador, now fighting out of Massachusetts, which gives him both local appeal in New England and global roots.
   
• His experience includes fighting rising contenders, making him a strong test and a credible opponent on any card.

Kechaune “Ghazi” Jenkins is a rising American professional boxer fighting out of Columbus, Ohio. Standing 5′10″ (178 cm) and fighting orthodox, Jenkins competes in the lightweight division. 

• Pro record: 4–0–1 (Win–Loss–Draw), with 2 wins by knockout — a 50% KO rate.
   
  • April 2025 — Claimed a decision victory over Rensley Washington III.
     
  • August 2025 — Most recent win via TKO against Jeremiah Potts.
     

Jenkins brings orthodox fundamentals and a sharp approach to the ring. With a respectable KO percentage for a lightweight and a consistent activity schedule, he’s establishing momentum early in his career. His Columbus base suggests a grounded camp and a regional fan-base building with each fight.

Luis Miguel Aguero Arías is a Dominican professional boxer from San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic. According to his BoxRec profile, he has competed in the super-bantamweight division. 

• Pro record: 16–0–0, with 10 wins by knockout — a 62.5% KO rate.
   
• Pro debut: March 17, 2018.
   
• Career span: 2018–Present
  
  

Aguero enters the ring as an undefeated super-bantamweight with a strong finish rate — his 62.5% knockout ratio speaks to credible power for the weight class. Hailing from San Cristóbal, Dominican Republic, he represents emerging boxing talent from the region, bringing both ambition and a clean record into each fight.

Wayne Boudreaux Jr. brings the kind of grit and forward-pressure style that fits perfectly on a Reyes Boxing card. Fighting out of Marrero, Louisiana, the super welterweight has built a reputation as a tough, hungry competitor who comes to win — and who’s always ready to make a statement when the lights are on.

At 5’11” with an orthodox stance, Boudreaux blends physical toughness with a determined pace, and he’s proven he can turn momentum into finishes. With a professional record of 7-3 and 4 knockouts, he’s a fighter who doesn’t just show up to compete — he shows up to take ground, push the action, and earn respect every round.

Since turning pro in 2021, Wayne has continued to sharpen his craft through real fights against real styles — the kind of experience that builds fighters the right way. We’ve been proud to feature him and support his growth as he keeps climbing the 154-pound ladder.

Wayne Boudreaux Jr. is the type of fighter Reyes Boxing believes in: tough, entertaining, and built for big nights.