Heavyweight prospect Richard Torrez Jr., the U.S. Olympic silver medalist who has knocked out each man he’s confronted, hopes to increase his streak of fallen foes.

Torrez steps up towards fellow unbeaten Brandon Moore on Saturday, Could 18 at Pechanga Enviornment San Diego.

The eight-round televised opener joins a loaded invoice headlined by the vacant WBO light-weight world title showdown between Mexican three-weight world champion Emanuel “Vaquero” Navarrete and Ukraine’s Denys Berinchyk.

The 12-round welterweight co-feature, a match of undefeated contenders, will see San Diego native Giovani Santillan combat Brian Norman Jr.

Navarrete-Berinchyk, Santillan-Norman and Torrez-Moore might be broadcast LIVE on ESPN, ESPN Deportes and ESPN+ at 10 p.m. ET/7 p.m. PT.

“Richard Torrez Jr. is among the most explosive and highly effective younger heavyweights I’ve seen, and he’s in for an enormous check towards Brandon Moore,” stated High Rank Chairman Bob Arum.

“These are two unbeaten, expert large males and a fantastic addition to an already loaded card at Pechanga Enviornment San Diego.”

Torrez (9-0, 9 KOs), from the Central Valley city of Tulare, California, has been a whirlwind throughout his two-plus years as a professional.

He has 5 first-round knockouts on his ledger, together with a first-round TKO over Don Haynesworth final month in Glendale, Arizona.

The highschool valedictorian who can full a Rubik’s dice in minutes hopes to resolve his most tough skilled puzzle. Moore (14-0, 8 KOs), a 6-foot-6 boxer-puncher from Lakeland, Florida, signed with High Rank final yr.

He has since gained a pair of eight-round shutouts, turning away Robert Simms final November and overcoming a hard-charging Helaman Olguin in March.

Promoted by High Rank, tickets are on sale now by way of AXS.com.