Mickey Bey Dominates Oscar Escandon in Main Event of “The Future Is Now: Series II”

Boxing legend Danny Garcia’s Swift Promotions returned Saturday night with “The Future Is Now: Series II” at the Newtown Sports & Events Center in Newtown, Pennsylvania. The card featured a standout performance from veteran lightweight contender Mickey “Time Machine” Bey, who scored a dominant third-round TKO over fellow former world champion Oscar Escandon.

The event streamed live via Millions.co and the Millions App.

Bey (26-3-1, 14 KOs), now training out of Philadelphia, overwhelmed Escandon (27-10, 18 KOs) from the outset. The Cleveland native rocked Escandon with a left hook in the first round and opened a steady cut. A knockdown in the second followed by a sharp flurry in the third forced referee Eric Dali to step in at 2:03 of round three.

“I felt like a kid in a candy store,” Bey said post-fight. “I knew what he was looking for, but I just stuck to what we trained for. I’m older now, that’s why I’m the ‘Time Machine.’ I’ve probably got a few fights left—just here for a good time, not a long time. Big plans are ahead.”

Undercard Results

Dariial Kuchmenov Impresses Again

In the co-main event, rising super featherweight prospect Dariial Kuchmenov (9-0, 7 KOs) put on a masterclass against veteran Diuhl “Elegante” Olguin (17-45-7, 10 KOs), forcing a corner stoppage after six one-sided rounds. The 5’10” Russian, now based in Los Angeles, showcased speed, power, and relentless pressure.

Official time: End of Round 6 (3:00) | Judges' scores at stoppage: 60-54 across the board.

“King” David Garcia Scores First-Round KO

At just 16 years old, bantamweight prodigy David Garcia (4-0, 3 KOs) continued his remarkable rise, stopping Marcelino Rangel (1-2) in under three minutes.

Time of stoppage: 2:53, Round 1

“It’s a blessing,” Garcia said. “He moved a lot, but I cut off the ring, trapped him, and finished the job.”

Thanjhae Teasley Remains Undefeated

Welterweight prospect Thanjhae Teasley (13-0, 6 KOs) earned a clear-cut unanimous decision over durable veteran Nelson Morales. Teasley dominated with body shots and sharp combos against a tough opponent.

Scorecards: 60-54 (x3)

Jonathan Rodriguez Returns with Victory

After nearly a year away, former world-ranked bantamweight Jonathan Rodriguez (18-3-1, 7 KOs) got back on track with a solid eight-round decision over Colombian veteran Jesus Martinez (38-27-1, 16 KOs). Rodriguez controlled the pace and nearly scored a stoppage in round eight.

Scorecards: 80-72 (x2), 79-73

Elijah “Macho” Gonzalez Scores Two Knockdowns, Wins by KO

18-year-old super lightweight Elijah Gonzalez (2-0, 2 KOs) dazzled in a fourth-round knockout of Codi Chavez (0-2). After controlling the early rounds, Gonzalez dropped Chavez twice in the fourth—first with a hook, then with a right hand to the jaw.

Time of stoppage: 1:31, Round 4

Rommel Dunbar Jr. Shines in Pro Debut

Opening the card, decorated amateur and three-time state champ Rommel “Ro” Dunbar Jr. (1-0) impressed in his pro debut with a shutout win over Denzel Bowlding (0-6). Dunbar showed sharp body work and ring IQ across four rounds.

Scorecards: 40-36 (x3)