It would be hard to find a style that would surprise a fighter with a career spanning over 20 years and with more than 100 professional bout, but on Friday, October 30th, Hector “Machito” Camacho Jr. (49-3-1, 27KO) plans to do just that when he faces former champion Luis Ramon "Yory Boy" Campas (92-14-1, 74KO) at the Don Haskins Center in El Paso, TX, as the main event of "Latin Invasion 2" presented by Zeferino Entertainment and Golden Boy Promotions . .

Yory Boy Campas has had a long and distinguished career in the sport of boxing. On Friday night at the Don Haskins Center, the veteran of 107 fights likely will be fighting one of his last fights when he takes on Hector Camacho Jr. in the scheduled main event. . .

Hector Camacho Jr. relishes the opportunity to fight former junior middleweight world champion Yory Boy Campos on October 30th in El Paso, Texas. Not only does the fight present a battle between a Puerto Rican (Camacho) against a proud Mexican warrior (Campos), but also it pits Camacho the speedier boxer against Campos the more powerful puncher. To make matters even juicier for fight fans, Campos’ last fight – earlier this year – was against Camacho’s famous father – Hector Camacho Sr. In May 2009, Campos and the elder Camacho battled to an eight-round draw . .

Former middleweight contender Miguel Hernandez promises that he is not out of the picture, not by a long shot. And if all goes according to plan, on October 30th the entire boxing community will realize it too . . .