In the main event of the most valuable perspectives of MVP 10 28-year-old Antonio Vargas (19-1, 11 Kos) proved why he is a claimant for Bantamweight WBA No. 1, when he became the up-to-date champion of WBA World Bantameight after the tenth round of TKO 24-year-old Hajaraguan.

Vargas dropped Guerrero early with a combination of the Laun-Uuppercut-Left hook, but Guerrero returned in the second round, knocking to Vargas with a powerful law. From there, Vargas took control, wearing Guerrero with body shots and dominant combinations. In the 10th round of Vargas landed with a destructive right hand, which sent Guerrero to the ropes, ending the fight against the shell of the blows, securing the victory of the TKO. The tenth edition of MVP in the most valuable series of prospects, presented by Celsius Live Fit Imperative Energy, took place at Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida, live in Dazn with Boxlab promotions, which is an official licensed promoter.

During the Co-Main Javon “Wanna” Walton (2-0-1, 1 KO) event, he returned to the ring against the experienced Erik Hanley (1-2, 1 KO) in a 4-round fight on featherweight. The bathtub came out, shooting with ponderous blows from the opening bell, showing its potential Supergiszki with quick exposure, speed and power, highlighted with a cruel left hook. Despite Hanley’s endurance and ability to absorb punishment, tenacious pressure and aggressive combinations overwhelmed his opponent. Walton dominated and won a well-deserved win thanks to the majority decision (40-36 x2, 38-38).

After the fight, the emotional Walton talked to the Ringside Sibley Sboles reporter, expressing the gratitude of MVP, his family and fans for their unwavering support after a tough global debut in March 2024 and recent injuries. Jake Paul joined him in the ring, noticing that Walton, like himself, began his career in the center of attention and for this occasion. Paul praised Walton’s ability to deal with pressure and emphasized a significant improvement he showed, emphasizing the showing of power, aggression and skills that made his performance impressive.

In the sensational battle in ponderous weight, the invincible Cuban Olympian Dainier “The Fear” Pero (10-0, 8 KO) performed the fourth most valuable performance in 2024, winning the free title of WBA Continental USA Heavywweight with the victory of TKO nad Walter Burns (8-3, 6 KOS). 25-year-old Pero gave a destructive demonstration of power, knocking on Burns twice with a thunderous shot in the first round, after which he finished him for good at 2:50 rounds 1. Winning, his sixth in a row through TKO, ended insignificant for Pero, who went 5-0 from 5 KO in 2024, authorizing his status as a leading candidate for a year. After the fight, Pero thanked MVP, Boxlab and his supporters.

Tamm Thibeault (1-0), a two-time Canadian Olympian, amateur world champion and the latest MVP signatories, passed tonight as the first boxer, which debuted in male rules-three-minute rounds-in the most valuable main card opener. Natasha “The Nightmare” Spence (8-7-2, 6 KO), in the face of a pretender to the WBA ranking, Natasha “The Nightmare” (8-7-2, 6 KO), provided her with great potential as the future master. Using its impressive height, range and fluid movement, Thibeault combined strength and technical precision to dominate the opening bell. While demonstrating the power and skills that made her insurmountable strength in the amateur ranks, she achieved a unanimous victory of the decision (40-36 x3) to start her professional career from a powerful statement.

Thibeault celebrated her victory with up-to-date colleagues from the MVP team Jake Paul and Amanda Serrano in the ring, marking a momentous opportunity for women’s boxing. Paul praised Thibeault for the “future” of this sport, while Thibeault expressed the gratitude of Serrano for breaking barriers and inspiring a up-to-date generation of fighters. Serrano thought about strengthening being a warrior in this historic era.

After the fight, President WBA Gilberto Mendoza joined them in the ring to recognize their contribution. Mendoza thanked Jake Paul for the unwavering involvement in women’s boxing, presenting him the title of the most influential promoter of 2024. Amanda Serrano was honored as the Ambassador of WBA for her whole life in her breakthrough achievements and dedication to sport. The legend of boxing and former women’s champion Christa Martin was also celebrated, receiving the title of honorary champion WBA for the decades of contribution to women’s boxing.

In the preliminary headliner, the 24-year talent Orlando Jeovanna Estela (14-2, 5 KO) faced Jocksan Blanco (8-0, 4 KO) in an eight round for WBA Continental USA Super Welter Wweceght. After a stiff battle that went into distance, the emotional blanco secured the title of victory in the majority of the decision (76-76, 77-75 x2).

Additional activities on the initial card contained the invincible Armenian perspective Gurgen “Substantial Gug” Hovhannisyan (7-0, 6 Kos), who fought with the Samanan Patrick Mailat (6-3, 3 KO) fighter in an eight-coorded ponderous fight. In an affair at the front of the Mailata landed at the destructive shots in round 6, the wobble Hovhannisyan. However, resistant Hovhannisan regained control and showed why she is one of the most invigorating upcoming ponderous scales, ending sturdy with his stabs to ensure a hard-fighting decision about the majority (76-76, 77-75 x2).

Opening the initial card, the Dominican perspective of Hendri “La Bazuca” Cedeño (15-0, 11 KO) continued his invincible run when he faced the Mexican warrior Luis Luis “Matador” Hernandez Ramos (23-6, 20 KO) in an 8-round super delicate belt. 26-year-old Cedeño still showed his growth in a division against a powerful 28-year-old Ramos, ensuring a unanimous victory of the decision (78-74, 79-73 x2).

WBA recognized 103 years of progress before preliminary attacks, thanking fans and fighters around the world for their support. The present and former boxing masters were celebrated, including Miguel Coto, Felix Trinidad, Nonito Donaire, Franchon Crews-Dezurn, Bernard Hopkins, Juan Manuel Marques, Caleb Plant, Jose Valenzuela, Erisland Lara and Alycia Baumgardner.

Opening the night, 32-year-old Venezuelan Fradimil Macayo (18-1, 14 KO) took home the victory of KO in the second round over the experienced Colombian Oscar veteran “El Guerrero” Escandon (27-9, 18 KO) in an 8-round delicate clash.

In a series of closing attacks, Melbourne in Florida, 18-year-old talent Alex Bray (8-0, 6 KO) became the up-to-date champion of WBA Continental Americas Super Waiterwagtht, defeating Gaston Rios from Argentina (10-2, 7 Kos). Kissimmee, 25-year talent in Florida Antreveous Ingram (9-0, 4 KO) won TKO over Freddy Espinoza from Nicaragua (10-8, 7 KO) at 1:00 in the first round of super current weight. In the 6-round combat of medium weight Jamar Pemberton (8-1, 5 KO) vs. Kahlil Mitchell (4-1, 2 KO) caused most of the decisions (56-56, 57-55 × 2) for Pemberton.