Ferreira to win
TBDQuarantillo is 37 and has been stopped in two straight. Age and the recent finish rate tilt this toward the unknown quantity. It's a blind lean, but the trend is clear enough.
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Diego Ferreira meets Billy Quarantillo at lightweight over three rounds on the Gamrot vs Salkilld undercard in Las Vegas. Ferreira's record is absent from the payload, which limits what can be said about the tactical shape. Quarantillo is 37 years old and coming off back-to-back losses — a third-round knockout to Cub Swanson in December and a second-round rear-naked choke against Youssef Zalal in March.
Without stance, reach, or fight history for Ferreira, the matchup is impossible to sketch. Quarantillo has shown durability issues in his last two outings, both ending inside the distance.
Ferreira's path is unknown. No record, no recent fights, no physical data. If he's active and durable, the age gap and Quarantillo's recent finishes give him a window.
Quarantillo wins if he can land early and avoid the grind. His knockout of Alexander Hernandez in 2022 showed power, but the subsequent three-fight run (one decision win, two stoppages against) suggests he's trending the wrong way at 37.
Deep-stats read on both fighters — how they win, how durable they are, and where the numbers actually diverge. Data pulled from Diego Ferreira and Billy Quarantillo's career records — not opinion.
Quarantillo finishes early. 8 of Quarantillo's 8 stoppage wins on record have come inside three rounds — that's 100% of the KOs.
Quarantillo has been stopped 4 times on his record. That's a real bettor's read on the durability question — the chin is honest but not indestructible.
Quarantillo hasn't fought since 21 months ago — a real layoff, and ring rust is a fair concern.
A hand-tuned linear model built on career records, KO rate, durability, physical edges and layoff. Not a system pick — a second anchor to compare against the sportsbook's number below.
The record data on both sides is thin — take the split with a pinch of salt. As it stands the numbers give Ferreira 50%, Quarantillo 50%, but a short professional record can hide as much as it reveals.
Each factor contributes a signed weight to the score, then the combined score runs through a logistic curve capped at 2–98% to keep the model honest against genuinely uncertain fights. Positive values below favour Diego Ferreira, negative favour Billy Quarantillo.
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Boxing News Staff · Updated 7 August 2026
Quarantillo is 37 and has been stopped in two straight. Age and the recent finish rate tilt this toward the unknown quantity. It's a blind lean, but the trend is clear enough.
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