Junior Edges Arzeno by Majority Decision
Jasir Junior won a six-round flyweight main event over Tyrone Arzeno at RE:PLAY VOL 4 in Philadelphia.
Updated on Nov. 1, 2026 in Boxing
Jasir Junior defeated Tyrone Arzeno by majority decision in the six-round flyweight main event of RE:PLAY VOL 4, staged by Teflon Promotions at The Grand Ballroom in Philadelphia. Two judges scored the bout 60-54 and 58-56 for Junior, while the third scored it 57-57.
Why it matters
The result moves Junior to 2-0 with one knockout, while Arzeno falls to 5-3 despite five career knockouts. Four of the five bouts on the card went the distance, a closely contested night that left the main event decided on the scorecards.
Three judges scored the main event 60-54, 58-56 and 57-57, and four of five bouts on the card went the distance. Arzeno's five knockouts against Junior's one knockout highlight a contrast in finishing power that the decision did not reflect.
The players
Jasir Junior
A 21-year-old flyweight from Newburgh, New York, who won the RE:PLAY VOL 4 main event by majority decision and improved to 2-0.
Teflon Promotions
The promotional company that staged RE:PLAY VOL 4 at The Grand Ballroom in Philadelphia.
The details
Arzeno controlled the opening round with his height and reach advantages. From the second round on, both fighters moved to the inside and largely abandoned the jab, and no knockdowns were recorded in the main event. In the undercard, Vaughn Adams won a unanimous four-round decision over Bamidele Gray-Adeleye, with all three judges scoring 40-36.
Timeline
November 1, 2026: RE:PLAY VOL 4 held at The Grand Ballroom in Philadelphia.
Season Trajectory
The event's decision-heavy card reflects the close, inside-fighting style that dominated the flyweight main event. The bout's scoring spread suggests the matchup offered little separation between two young fighters early in their records.
Fans tracking the flyweight division can note Junior's 2-0 start and Arzeno's 5-3 record as the two fighters' current standing. Four of five bouts going the distance is a reminder that the card leaned toward decisions rather than early stoppages.
The takeaway
Close scorecards in a six-round bout can hinge on a single round, so the early and middle rounds matter as much as the finish. For readers following the sport, the decision outcome is a reminder that a fighter's knockout count does not always translate into a stoppage win.
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Source note: This article includes information reported by FightNews.
