For a fighter who has seen just about it all in his 20-plus years since going pro, Ray Beltrán knows there’s a lot on the line for him Friday night in Glendale.
He’s three years removed from when he won — and lost — his WBO lightweight title, two years since a knockout won him the WBO Inter-Continental light welterweight title, and more than two years from his last pro fight, which he lost by KO in an ESPN headlining bout.
Beltrán turned 40 this summer, and he's hungry for one more shot at a title.
