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Ex-champs Barrera, Ponce de Leon to honor Tapia with boxing exhibition

Torres eager as state s first pro card since 2020 comes Saturday

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Josh Torres walks to a neutral corner after knocking out Mexico’s Francisco Castro during a March 2019 fight. Torres returns to action on a Saturday boxing pro-am card in Mescalero. (Roberto E. Rosales/Journal)The COVID-19 pandemic, it appears, barely laid a glove on Albuquerque boxer Josh Torres. Yes, the state’s COVID restrictions kept him away from his day job as a barber for two months in the spring of 2020. Yes, he signed a contract with a new promotional company that then walked away from boxing due to the pandemic. And yes, he lost the only fight he’s had in the past 20 months.

Hobbs fights promoter Castillo does it all

.... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... .... Isidro Castillo, 46, is in his own words the “poorest promoter in New Mexico … (who works) the hardest.” He helps fellow state promoters, and he has a card upcoming in Hobbs on Aug. 7. (Courtesy of Isidro Castillo) In identifying a most valuable player on the New Mexico pro boxing scene, there are a lot of ways one could go. One couldn’t go wrong, though, in selecting Hobbs’ Isidro Castillo. “I’ve been promoting since 2010,” Castillo, 46, said in a recent phone interview. “… Not only do I promote, but I help out the (other) promoters in New Mexico, (Lenny) Fresquez, the Perez brothers, Pat Holmes, all those guys, with their matchmaking.

Albuquerque Distilling s latest releases honor the boxing icon Johnny Tapia

Finding balance: School for Self Awareness founder helps people dive into their well-being with Joshua Fabia

EDITOR’S NOTE: Venue Plus continues “In Case You Didn’t Know,” a weekly feature with fun tidbits about New Mexicans and their projects. Finding balance is important to Joshua Fabia. The Albuquerque resident is constantly looking for ways for self-improvement, which is why he’s behind the School of Self Awareness. The methodology behind is simple – helping others help themselves by motivational educational training honoring original diversity. ...................... Albuquerque resident Joshua Fabia is the founder of the School of Self Awareness. (Courtesy of Joshua Fabia)Fabia has traveled the world and immersed himself in different cultures. His journey as a healer and guide began at just 9 years old when his grandfather suffered from a heart attack and a ruptured brain aneurysm that resulted in the same effects as a stroke. Observing the Western approach to physical therapy and driven by the desire to help, he fell into the role of physical therapist for his grand

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