The latest signature of MVP, Kim Clavel, definitely regained her place at the top of sport on Friday evening, becoming a world champion in two importance before those who love home fans at Historic Théâtre ST-Denis in Montreal.

Clavel (22-2, 3 KO) professionally reversed the challenge of previously undefeated Sol Miracle Argentina (10-1-2, 3 KO) to capture the free crown of the minimum WaseGHT IBF at 105 pounds. Favorite Canadian crowd set a strikingly rapid pace and they never gave up, controlling the action with crunchy body and piercing head combinations. While Cudos landed on the seventh left hook, the criminal volume of Clavel, tenacious accuracy and tireless energy turned out to be the final difference.

Wide referees’ results cards were confirmed by the dominant performance of Clavel, with a score of 99-91, 98-92 and 98-92, strengthening her status of the latest world champion in the MVP of the Stable.

Near her right eye, the fifth could not tardy down the momentum and only stimulated her forward. After the fight, elated Klavel paid tribute to dedication, which defined her way back to the top:

“It was sweat, sacrifice and tears. Today everything paid off. The footnote for Sol Cudos, gave me a huge fight.”

Thibeault provides immediate, crushing fireworks

In the coefficient of the boxing world, he witnessed the immediate threat of a two -time Canadian and amateur world champion MVP Tamm Thibeault (4-0, 3 KO).

Returning to Quebec on his first professional fight on his hometown, the President IBF and WBA wasted the average weight absolutely without time, demolishing Italy Cristina Mazzott (1-1) in less than a minute.

Thibeault landed in a blister, a surgical right left -wing combination, which put Mazzott to sleep only 54 seconds to the opening round. When Mazzotta clearly stunned and her corner immediately waved the white flag, the referee correctly stopped the competition.

Talking to Ariel Helwani later, the future star presented her ambitions.

“To be candid, I regret that it lasted longer – but respect for Cristina for entering. This is just the beginning.”

Further results:

Akdeniz keeps an invincible momentum

On Montreal’s main card Mazlum Mediterranean (22-0, 9 KO) extended his impressive undefeated run with the dominant fourth round of TKO nad Pueblo, Anthony Soto from Colorado (13-1-1, 8 KO). Akdeniz raised Soto twice with a tough, aggressive pressure and precise combinations before the towel appeared at 2:26 fourth frame.

German Olympian Tiafack Batters Robles to surrender

Novice in massive weight and a German Olympian Nvia Tiafack (2-0, 2 KO) he continued his destructive start statement as a professional, forcing Ramiro Robles (5-1, 3 KO) to retire after four penalty rounds. 26-year-old bronze medalist indulged in, landing massive left hooks, upper and combinations when Robles tried to go down. After a eternal beat, the brave Robles wisely gave up the stool before the start of the fifth.

Perspectives shine at admission

A talented MVP star many times Javon “Wanna” Walton (3-0-1, 1 KO) obtained a comprehensive six-curl switch (60-54 x3) over Anthony Mor (7-5-1, 4 KO). Walton defeated a low blow in the fourth round to present a velvety leg work and punish the left hooks in his most complete performance.

Bantamweight perspective Amanda Galle (12-0-1, 1 KO) made an impression on the MVP debut dominating unanimous decision over Alonda Hernandez (8-2). The results were 80-72 x2 and 79-73.

In the lightweight flying weight division in Italy Federica Macrí (7-0-1, 1 KO) gave Noma Valle (14-1, 9 KO) her first career loss through a unanimous decision (80-71, 76-75, 78-73) after uneven eight rounds.

Sherbrooke’s Loick Lahaie (3-0, 1 KO) He started a card with early TKO in the second round of Jose Madrigal (7-8, 6 KO).

MVP confirms global ambitions

MVP continues to develop its global trail with the Montreal card, which flawlessly mixed the glory of the world championships, a breakthrough Canadian talent and a kind of raw, fight, which will be strongly resonated with Dazna subscribers.

The emotional and authoritative win of Clavel regains her title of the world champion, Thibeault confirms herself as a future pretender to the stars with a clear knockout, and the massive Tiafack looks like it will be a destructive problem for everyone at the age of 200 pounds.

Montreal witnessed the night, which strongly emphasized the global boxing ambitions of the most valuable promotions.

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