BiYu Promotions CEO Bobby Harrison is set to supercharge the company’s boxing operations with a series of major changes and partnerships.

The first step has seen BiYu Promotions bolster its presence in the Dominican Republic with a partnership with well-respected Shuan Boxing Promotions.

The partnership begins with the first official co-promoted event in Santo Domingo next month.

It will feature fight nights on Friday 12 December and Saturday 13 December.

WBO NABO super featherweight Eridson Garcia (22-1, 14KOs), who has risen to 10th on the WBO world rankings, tops the bill in his home town on Friday with a 10-round contest against 31-year-old Mexican Edgar Alor (15-8-1, 13KOs)

Harrison, who is also Garcia’s manager, believes this will develop into a strong partnership given the number of Dominican fighters he has under contract.

“I met with Belgica Pena, who oversees Shuan’s boxing events, in September and we agreed to co-promote three or four shows a year together,” said Harrison

“Shuan is very well respected in the industry and has a superb track record. They regularly attract large numbers to each event and have an excellent roster of fighters.

“This is an exciting partnership for us as it builds our presence and awareness there. It also allows us to keep our fighters active and almost all of them will be fighting that weekend.”

Pena said: “I was speaking with Eridson and with Rene Vazquez, BiYu Promotions’ trainer and matchmaker, about working with BiYu Promotions on events.

“It was interesting to hear that they wanted to work together with us. We do large shows every couple of months and we will do our first show together in December and then more in 2026.

“I know BiYu Promotions has some talented boxers from the Dominican Republic, such as Eridson and also Mateo Abreu, and this is an excellent opportunity for their boxers to build experience.”

The card also features a number of other BiYu Promotions fighters including:

Super featherweight (10 rounds)

Chaise Nelson (21-4-1) v Adolfo Lopez (5-3-1)

 Cruiserweight (8 rounds)  

Chavon Stillwell (7-0) v Luis Espinal (3-5-1)

Super welterweight (8 rounds)

Rafael Abreu (9-0) v Deivi Vargas (12-1)

Super featherweight (6 rounds)

Eliesel Ledesma (6-0-2) v Wilbert Jimenez (5-0-1)