Golden Boy connected Indio with a unified and undisputed doubleheader, and both champions did what champions do – they closed the show.

On DAZN, the two Ring Magazine champions lit up California and gave fans exactly what they came for.

Collazo hits Puerto Rico

Oscar “El Pupilo” Collazo (13-0, 10 KO) ruthlessly defended the WBA, WBO and Ring belts. Jayson Vayson (14-2-1, 8 KO) had a chance, even with a body shot that made Collazo think twice, but a corner took their fighter out at 1:41 of the seventh set.

“I was putting pressure on,” Collazo said. “In the seventh round, we were just supposed to throw and throw until we stopped. He surprised me with that shot, but I recovered. I believe that in 2026 I will be the next undisputed champion of Puerto Rico.”

Fundora keeps every bar in the house.

Gabriela “Sweet Poison” Fundora (17-0, 9 KO) showed why she is the youngest undisputed champion in the sport. The Californian destroyed Alexas Daria Kubicki (13-2, 2 KO) piece by piece, and forced himself to be stopped in the seventh round.

“She attacked me 1,000 percent and we attacked her a million,” Fundora said. “I felt like I hurt her with the first punch. When my corner told me she was ready to attack, I pushed. Now I’ll talk to my team about what’s next – maybe even moving down the league.”

DAZN undercard results | India, California

Ruslan Abdullaev | We moved to 3-0 with a tidy, eight-round victory over Kevin Johnson (80-72, 79-73, 79-73).

Joel Iriarte | He crushed Eduardo Hernandez in three sets and it was 9-0, 8 KO. The left hand is finished.

Grant Flores | Improved to 12-0 with a clear nod over Courtney Pennington (80-71, 80-71, 79-72).

Gael Cabrera | Body scored a KO of Judy Flores at 2:59 of the first in the blink of an eye.

Javid Ramirez | Beat Brian Arregui with three identical cards 60-54 to stay 15-0.

Adriana Pineiro | She dominated Gloria Munguilla, scoring points 80-72, 79-73, 79-73.

Collazo wants an undisputed position. Fundora already has it. Between them, Indio knew exactly why the champions should dominate.

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