Friday night’s fight between Alycia Baumgardner and Delfine Persoon ended in a no-contest after an accidental headbutt resulted in a cut to Persoon’s eyebrow, so Baumgardner remains the World Boxing Association (WBA) super featherweight champion.

This was a unique event due to Brinx TV’s original and different production at Lux Studios in Atlanta, Georgia. The immersive visual experience had the main characters of the two fighters of the main fight, and although the fight could not come to an end, it produced very fascinating things.

The champion showed her great side and already in the first round she managed to knock down her rival and started to turn the scales in her favor. However, the Belgian veteran stayed in the fight, trying to get into the exchange and hurt her opponent until the heads clashed.

After evaluation by the medical team, it was recommended to stop the fight, and the referee decided to stop the action and leave the fight without a decision.

Baumgardner maintains his record of 15 wins, 1 loss and 7 knockouts, while Persoon has a record of 49 wins, 3 losses and 19 knockouts.

Alycia Baumgardner will defend her WBA super featherweight title against Delfine Persoon this Friday at the Trilith Studios Town Stage in Fayetteville, North Carolina.

The American will face the Belgian in a duel between two elite fighters who have had great fights, so this clash promises to be a great battle as well.

Baumgardner defeated Christina Linardatou in their last fight last July. The 30-year-old will make a fresh defense of her crown and will leave with her hand raised to remain the monarch.

The challenge won’t be simple as she’ll be facing veteran Persoon. A tough fighter with a solid record who hasn’t lost since 2020. The European has faced great opponents such as Katie Taylor, with whom she had two spectacular fights, despite losing both.

Baumgardner has a record of 15 wins, 1 loss, and 7 knockouts, while Persoon has a record of 49 wins, 3 losses, and 19 knockouts.

Joana Chavarria won the WBA featherweight world title with a unanimous decision victory over Caroline Veyre last Saturday night in Mexico City.

The player from this spot had a great evening and scored 98-91, 96-93 and 96-94, which earned her the regional championship in the pioneering organization and a breakthrough in her career.

Aggression was key for the Mexican in the ring, as she was able to nullify her Canadian opponent’s boxing and overwhelm her, preventing her from developing her tools. She added rounds throughout the fight and eventually managed to build an advantage that gave her this substantial decision victory.

Chavarria won her seventh professional fight, while she has 5 losses, 1 draw and 2 no-fights. Veyre lost her undefeated record and now has 7 wins and 1 loss.