At night to remember boxing, Stephanie Han He was crowned Lightweight world champion WBAproviding a stunning knockout in the first round against Hannah is overwhelmed in the main event in El Paso County Coliseum.

From the opening bell, Han applied her will with acute precision and relentless aggression. In the face of Terlepa, pretender No. 10 in the division, Han did not waste time to determine her domination. Only two minutes to the first round freed a barrier of the powerful right hand, which crashed into Terlep’s face, sending her failure on canvas and sealing the fight in a spectacular way.

With this clear victory, Han improves to 10-0 (3 KO) and protects his first world title. “I’m cheerful,” Han said after the fight. “In the last few years I trained extremely difficult, and when I found out that I would fight for the title of world champion, I was pushing like never before.”

Meanwhile, Terlep suffers from his second another knockout lossTough failure for a lithe pretender.

Han follows in the footsteps of his older sister, Jennifer Hanwhich he captured Title IBF Feather WWWEight in 2015. Almost a decade later, the younger Han carved his own name in the history of boxing, bringing another world championship home.

Argentine star growing Florencia López he captured WBA Fedlatin Lightweight Flyweight Title In a dramatic way after the pretender Leiryn Flores He was disqualified during their fight in Buenos Aires.

López, which remains invincible 12 winsShe had to dig deeply Flores, who gave the native parent Buenos Aires everything she could do during the fight.

The fight took on a controversial turn Ninth round When Flores landed with a glaring head title, which opened the cut on the lópez, causing immediate blood flow. The judge did not waste time to stop for the competition, governing the foul as intentional and disqualifying Venezuelan.

With the first title under the banner of the oldest body sanctioning boxing, López is now focusing on an even larger prize – an arrow in World Championship.

Andrea Soldad Sánchez from Argentina won the WBA Gold Lithe Flyight championship with the dominant unanimous decision victory (100-90, 100-90, 99-91) over Erika Bolívar from Venezuela in Arena Villa Carlos Paz.

The fight was one-sided from beginning to end, because the 35-year-old Sánchez controlled the action and drove to victory. Thanks to winning, it improves his record to 11-4-1 (2 KO) and secures its first WBA title. This is a solemn return to Sánchez, who survived four fights, but now he has gathered three more wins.

The 23-year-old Bolívar now has a 7-4-1 record (5 KO). Although she was never detained, she now abandoned three of the last four fights.

Departing from Chaco in Argentina, Sánchez had previously challenged for world and regional titles. Now, a decade after a professional debut, finally adds gold WBA to its CV.