Leonardo Ruiz vs Casey James Streeter – Predictions, Moneyline & How To Watch

The super welterweight division delivers an intriguing undercard battle as Leonardo Ruiz faces Casey James Streeter on February 15, 2026. This bout appears on the Zuffa Boxing Paramount+ card, providing crucial experience for both fighters looking to climb the rankings.

Ruiz enters with a solid 16-1 record, seeking to continue his winning ways and establish momentum. Streeter brings a 15-2-2 record, looking to upset the favored Ruiz and revive his career trajectory. The betting lines heavily favor Ruiz at -1100, with Streeter at +650, indicating bookmakers expect the younger, more explosive fighter to dominate.

Here’s our complete breakdown of Ruiz vs Streeter, including boxing predictions, moneyline analysis, and viewing information.

Fight Details

Event: Zuffa Boxing

Weight class: Super Welterweight (154 lbs)

Fight length: 8 rounds

Date & time: Sunday, February 15, 2026 – 8:20 p.m. ET / 5:20 p.m. PT

Broadcast: Paramount+

Leonardo Ruiz vs Casey James Streeter Odds

Here are the latest moneyline odds from major sportsbooks:

Market	BetMGM	FanDuel
Moneyline	Ruiz -1100 / Streeter +650	Ruiz -1300 / Streeter +580

Odds updated: February 13, 2026 – 06:00 AM ET. Lines may move before fight night, especially after weigh-ins or late injury news.

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Tale of the Tape – Key Stats

Tale Of The Tape	Leonardo Ruiz	Casey James Streeter
Record	16-1	15-2-2
Age	26	34
Height	5’11.5″	5’11”
Reach	73″	71″
Stance	Orthodox	Orthodox
KO/TKO Wins	8	6
KO Percentage	50%	40%
Rounds Boxed	~82	~96

Ruiz holds advantages in youth, knockout percentage, reach, and momentum with only one career loss. Streeter counters with superior experience and proven durability (96 rounds boxed).

Fighter Breakdown – Leonardo Ruiz Analysis

The 26 year old from California has established himself as a legitimate super welterweight contender since turning professional in August 2018. Born in Zacatecas, Mexico, Ruiz has compiled an impressive 16-1 record with 8 knockouts across 82 professional rounds.

Strengths: Strong record with only one career loss demonstrates consistency. Youth at 26. Solid knockout percentage (50%) shows legitimate finishing power. Reach advantage (2 inches). Seven years of professional experience since 2018 shows dedication and progression. Recent activity keeps him sharp and battle-tested.

Weaknesses: One career loss raises questions about how he responds to adversity. Moderate knockout percentage (50%) suggests he may lack elite-level power. Hasn’t faced elite-level opposition consistently. Untested against crafty veterans who can exploit mistakes.

Fighter Breakdown – Casey James Streeter Analysis

The 34 year old from Portland, Maine brings a veteran 15-2-2 record with 6 knockouts to this underdog opportunity. Since turning professional in November 2014, Streeter has compiled over a decade of experience.

Strengths: Extensive professional experience with 19 fights over 11-year career. Proven durability with 96 professional rounds boxed. Two draws show ability to compete evenly with quality opponents. Age at 34 brings physical maturity and ring intelligence.

Weaknesses: Significant age disadvantage (8 years) against younger, fresher opponent. Lower knockout percentage (40%). Two career losses raise concerns. Reach disadvantage (2 inches). Less active recently compared to earlier career. Facing younger, faster opponent could expose declining reflexes. Lower knockout rate means likely needs decision, but judges may favor more active younger fighter.

Prediction – Final Verdict

Official Pick: Leonardo Ruiz by Unanimous Decision

We’re backing Ruiz to secure a clear decision victory, continuing his rise through the super welterweight ranks. The California-based fighter’s youth, reach advantage, and superior knockout percentage create significant edges over the veteran Streeter.

Streeter’s experience and resilience will likely show early as he uses his 11 years of professional experience to navigate Ruiz’s offense effectively. The veteran should land his jab and right hand occasionally in rounds 1-3, keeping competitive on the scorecards through ring intelligence and defensive responsibility.

However, as the fight progresses into the middle rounds, Ruiz’s youth, reach advantage, and superior athleticism should overwhelm Streeter’s diminishing output. The 26 year old should establish his jab, controls distance with his 2-inch reach edge, and lands his right hand with increasing frequency.

By rounds 6-8, Ruiz should dominate completely as Streeter’s age and accumulated mileage manifest in slower hand speed and decreased offensive output. While Ruiz possesses 50% knockout power, Streeter’s proven durability and championship-distance experience suggest he survives to the final bell. We see Ruiz winning clearly on all three scorecards, likely 79-73 or 78-74, establishing himself as a rising contender.

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Full Fight Card

Main Card (Paramount+)

Efe Ajagba vs. Charles Martin – Heavyweight, 10 rounds

Umar Dzambekov vs. Ahmed Elbiali – Light Heavyweight, 10 rounds

Abel Mejia vs. Jaybrio Pe Benito – Lightweight, 8 rounds

Undercard

Leonardo Ruiz vs. Casey James Streeter – Super Welterweight, 8 rounds

Antonio Woods vs. Mark Beuke – Middleweight

Emiliano Alvarado vs. Devin Gantt – Featherweight

Oswaldo Molina vs. Joshua Clark – Lightweight

Darial Kuchmenov vs. Jorge Valencia – Lightweight

All odds current as of February 13, 2026.

(All odds from BetMGM and Fanduel)

(Image Credit: Peter Albu/ FSView & Florida Flambeau – Imagn Images)

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