Auburn’s undefeated Tadeo to fight at Battle at the Boat 106

Undefeated middleweight Isaac Tadeo returns to the ring on June 11 when he fights in the semi-main event of Battle at the Boat 106 at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma.

For the Reporter

Undefeated middleweight Isaac Tadeo returns to the ring on June 11 when he fights in the semi-main event of Battle at the Boat 106 at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma.

The 25-year-old Tadeo, a resident of Auburn who trains at the Azteca Boxing Club in Renton, is a perfect 7-0 with three knockouts. He will face Tommy Turner, who is coming off the biggest win of his career, in a six-round contest.

Presented by Brian Halquist Productions, Battle at the Boat 106 will have six bouts, including in a 10-round main event between welterweights Virgil Green and Jonathan Chicas.

Tickets are available through the EQC box office and all Ticket Master outlets. Preliminary bouts start at 7 p.m. Doors open at 6 p.m.

Tadeo is coming off a victory at Battle at the Boat 105 on March 26 when he defeated a game Chad McKinney by unanimous decision.

It was Tadeo’s third career win at the Emerald Queen venue. He on his professional debut locally on March 31, 2012 and defeated Cameron Sevilla-Rivera at Battle at the Boat 103 on Nov. 7, 2015.

“Isaac continues to make his climb towards main event status,” promoter Brian Halquist said. “He’s a very gifted boxer who always brings major excitement to the ring. He will put on a show for the crowd, that’s for sure.”

Tadeo’s opponent looked razor sharp in his last outing as well. Turner (4-5-0, three KOs) fought at Battle at the Boat 105, defeating former amateur national champion Andre Keys by first-round knockout.

For more information, visit www.halquistproductions.com and the Battle at the Boat Facebook page.

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Battle at the Boat 106 Card

• 142-pounds (10 rounds)
Virgil Green (11-4-0) vs. Jonathan Chicas (14-2-0)

• 158-pounds (6 rounds)
Isaac Tadeo (7-0-0) vs. Tommy Turner (4-5-0)

4-round undercard bouts

• Andres Reyes (4-1-0) vs. Marco Cardenas (5-5-0)
• Jeremy McCleary (8-2-0) vs. Giovanni Mioletti (debut)
• Will Hughes (5-4-0) vs. Antonio Neal (3-5-0)
• Damian Savino (debut) vs. Will Marshall (0-1-0)