Amanda Serrano vs. Cheyenne Hanson<\/p>\n
Unified Featherweight World Championship<\/p>\n
Result: Amanda Serrano def. Cheyenne Hanson via second-round TKO (2:25)
Amanda Serrano added another milestone to her legendary career, stopping a game Cheyenne Hanson in the second round to defend her featherweight world titles in the MVPW 03 main event. After a measured opening round, Serrano found her range and trapped Hanson in the corner, teeing off with combinations until the referee stepped in at 2:25. The win gives Serrano the record for the most knockouts in women\u2019s boxing history.<\/p>\n
Read More \u2192<\/a><\/p>\n Desley Robinson vs. Mary Spencer<\/p>\n Unified Middleweight World Championship<\/p>\n Result: Desley Robinson def. Mary Spencer via unanimous decision (100-90 x2, 99-91) Read More \u2192<\/a><\/p>\n Lourdez Juarez vs. Yokasta Valle<\/p>\n WBC Jr. Flyweight World Championship<\/p>\n Result: Lourdes Juarez def. Yokasta Valle via split decision (95-94, 94-95, 98-91) Read More \u2192<\/a><\/p>\n MVPW-03 Prelim Results<\/p>\n Yesica Nery Plata vs. Brook Sibrian<\/p>\n Result: Yesica Nery Plata def. Brook Sibrian via unanimous decision (78-74, 79-73 x2) Read More \u2192<\/a><\/p>\n Miranda Reyes vs. Camilla Panatta<\/p>\n Result: Miranda Reyes def. Camilla Panatta via unanimous decision (79-72, 77-74 x2) Read More \u2192<\/a><\/p>\n Alexander Gueche vs. Joshua Montoya<\/p>\n Result: Alexander Gueche def. Joshua Montoya via unanimous decision (77-75, 78-74 x2) Read More \u2192<\/a><\/p>\n Nazarena Romero vs. Maria Salinas<\/p>\n Result:\u00a0Nazarena Romero def. Maria Salinas via unanimous decision (80-72 x3)![\"\"](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/05\/mvpw-03-results-serrano-vs-hanson.webp\")
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Desley Robinson put on a commanding performance against former champion Mary Spencer, defending her IBF and WBO middleweight titles with a near-shutout unanimous decision. Robinson hurt Spencer late in the opening round and steadily took over, landing the cleaner, harder combinations while forcing Spencer to clinch repeatedly to survive. Two judges scored it a 100-90 shutout, with the third at 99-91, all for the champion.<\/p>\n
Lourdes Juarez successfully defended her WBC light flyweight title with a hard-fought split decision over three-division champion Yokasta Valle in a high-level clash of titlists. Juarez wobbled Valle badly in the second round and consistently landed the cleaner, sharper shots throughout, capping the night by dropping Valle in the closing seconds of the tenth. Despite one judge favoring Valle, the other two sided with the champion, who scored it 95-94 and a wide 98-91 to keep her belt.<\/p>\n
Former two-division champion Yesica Nery Plata fended off a tough, aggressive Brook Sibrian to take a unanimous decision in their flyweight bout. Sibrian pressed forward all night and invested in the body early, but Plata\u2019s sharper combinations and accurate counters off the back foot carried the rounds. The judges scored it 78-74 and 79-73 twice, all for Plata, keeping her on track for another world title opportunity.<\/p>\n
Miranda Reyes thrilled her hometown El Paso crowd, dropping Camilla Panatta with a clean right hand in the second round on her way to a unanimous decision in their super featherweight bout. Panatta showed plenty of grit and pressure across the eight rounds, but the early knockdown and Reyes\u2019 sharp body work and combinations kept her ahead on every card. The judges scored it 79-72 and 77-74 twice, all for Reyes.<\/p>\n
Alexander Gueche pushed his record to 12-0 with a narrow unanimous decision over Joshua Montoya in a closely contested junior featherweight bout. Montoya\u2019s speed and busy output kept it competitive throughout, but Gueche\u2019s pressure, cleaner power shots, and inside work edged the close rounds. The judges saw it 77-75 and 78-74 twice, all in favor of the young prospect.<\/p>\n
Nazarena Romero put on a clinic against the veteran Maria Salinas, controlling all eight rounds of their junior featherweight bout with steady combinations and relentless body work. Salinas had her moments with the occasional right hand, but Romero\u2019s volume and counters never let her into the fight. All three judges scored it a shutout, 80-72, handing Romero a clear unanimous decision win.<\/p>\n