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Omari Jones vs Alan Sanchez on October 2: Orlando venue, DAZN and card guide

Omari Jones in his May 30, 2026 bout with Diego Osuna Zuniga; archive photo, not tonight’s fight. Reuse terms are not stated by FIGHTMAG.
Omari Jones in his May 30, 2026 bout with Diego Osuna Zuniga; archive photo, not tonight’s fight. Reuse terms are not stated by FIGHTMAG. · Photo: Zachariah Delgado / Matchroom Boxing via FIGHTMAG

Omari Jones meets Alan Sanchez on Friday, October 2, in the main event of Matchroom and Boxlab’s second Project Series card. The venue is Caribe Royale Orlando in Florida. Jones is an Orlando native, which gives this emerging-prospect show a clear local focus; the opponent, Sanchez, brings considerably more professional bouts into the matchup. Matchroom lists Jones at 7-0 with four knockouts and Sanchez at 24-7-1 with ten. Those records are pre-fight figures and may change after the event.

For fans planning to attend, Caribe Royale lists the first bout for 5:45 p.m. local Eastern Time, subject to change. That is the venue’s first-bout time, not a confirmed main-event ring-walk time. Matchroom’s event page links to DAZN for viewing. Check the live DAZN listing close to the show for the stream start and regional availability rather than assuming it begins with the first arena bout.

The supporting card also gives viewers a reason to tune in before Jones and Sanchez. Matchroom lists Jordan Orozco against Yusniel Abrahante, Donte Layne against Keithland King and Diego Nieves against Fidencio Hernandez among the scheduled pairings. Caribe Royale describes Orozco-Abrahante as the co-main event and advertises a WBA Continental Gold bantamweight title. As with any fight card, the order and participants can change; the promoter’s current listing is the best place to check the final lineup.

Project Series is framed by the venue as a platform for developing talent. That context matters more than overstating the stakes of Jones-Sanchez: the official event page does not advertise a world title in the main event. The useful questions tonight are how Jones handles a seasoned opponent in a headline role and whether the unbeaten names on the undercard take another step forward. We will update confirmed results after the bouts rather than treating predictions or estimated ring-walk times as facts.


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