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Hall of Fame

Inductees

Where PAL athletes go next

Fresno PAL athletes who went on to remarkable things in their sport after leaving the program. Every inductee started here.

Fresno PAL Hall of Fame boxer Eli “The Prize” Salinas

Eli “The Prize” Salinas

Pro debut March 2025 · Record 2–1

Eli “The Prize” Salinas, a former Fresno PAL Boxer, has taken her love for boxing and turned it into a career. Eli became a pro boxer in March of 2025 in a pro debut win against Susan Uscanga. Her current record is 2-1.

Eli is not only a professional boxer, but she is also a business owner of Driven Beauty which specializes in lashes and brows. Eli’s most recent accomplishment is the beginning stages of opening her own boxing gym.

Eli still makes appearances at the Fresno PAL gym supporting current Fresno PAL boxers. Fresno PAL is very proud of Eli, and we cannot wait to see what more is in the future for her!

Fresno PAL Hall of Fame boxer Jordan “The Brazen Bull” Fuentes

Jordan “The Brazen Bull” Fuentes

Amateur 19–3 · Pro 7–0 · Golden Boy Productions

Jordan “The Brazen Bull” Fuentes, a former Fresno PAL Boxer, had an amazing amateur boxing career at Fresno PAL. He finished his amateur career 19-3.

He started his Pro Boxing career, signed with Golden Boy Productions, on August 16, 2024, with a unanimous decision against James Mulder. Jordan currently is 7-0 as a pro.

Fresno PAL is very proud of Jordan, and we cannot wait to see where his professional boxing career takes him.

Fresno PAL Hall of Fame boxer and coach Isidoro Ochoa

Isidoro Ochoa

Amateur 22–6 · Pro 8–1 · Fresno PAL coach

Isidoro Ochoa is a former Fresno PAL Boxer who completed an impressive amateur career with a record of 22 wins and 6 losses. He transitioned to the professional ranks in 2016 after signing with Top Rank Promotions. His pro debut took place on December 2, 2016, against Oscar Mendoza, where he earned a unanimous decision victory.

Under the Top Rank banner, he accumulated seven wins with one loss. Ochoa’s final bout under the Top Rank promotion occurred at the MGM Grand in Las Vegas on the Tyson Fury undercard. His contract, along with many others, was later ended during the COVID pandemic.

This year (2026) Isidoro resumed his professional career at Table Mountain Casino in the Fresno area. He is currently signed with the Valley Fight Series Promotions and currently holds a professional record of eight wins and one loss.

Beyond his accomplishments in the ring, Isidoro continues to serve Fresno PAL as a coach, guiding and developing the next generation of local boxers. Fresno PAL remains proud of his achievements and contributions, both as a professional athlete and as a mentor within the program.