ORLANDO, FL
— On June 13, 2026, women’s boxing took center stage at the
Caribe Royale Orlando last night with a stacked card
delivering major upsets, new champions, and high-stakes
drama.
In the night's biggest shocker,
Mexico's Estefany Alegria Osorio (107.5 lbs) outworked the
favored Evelin Nazarena Bermudez (106.75 lbs) of Argentina.
Osorio controlled the pace over ten hard-fought rounds to
secure a clean unanimous decision victory, shaking up the
light flyweight division.
Estefany Alegria Osorio defeats Bermudez
The championship drama continued
as Nataly Delgado (114 lbs) became the new WBA champion.
Delgado put on a clinical performance against Jasmine Artiga
(112.75 lbs), taking home a ten-round unanimous decision and
the world title belt.
Carranza appears to be shocked with the bout
being called a 10-round draw with Jones keeping her IBF Belt
due to the draw
Meanwhile, Oshae Jones barely
hung onto her IBF World Super Welterweight title. Jones and
challenger Elia Carranza fought to a grueling ten-round
draw. Because neither fighter could find the decisive edge
on the judges' scorecards, Jones leaves Orlando with her
championship status intact by the skin of her teeth.
Tiara Brown successfully defends
her WBC World Championship and remains undefeaeted at 21-0-0
(11KOS)
In the night's main
attraction, Fort Myers native Tiara Brown keeps her perfect
record and retained her WBC World Featherweight Title with a
dominant win over undefeated challenger Hannah Rapp.
Brown controlled the action
from start to finish, landing a blistering 195 punches and
opening up a bloody cut over Rapp's right eye by the late
rounds. The judges saw it clearly for the champion, handing
Brown a comfortable ten-round unanimous decision with scores
of 99-91, 99-91, and 97-93 to advance her record to 21-0.
The undercard also featured
plenty of action:
Brittany Sims raises her hand in
victory
Brittany Sims
(117.5 lbs) of Salem, Oregon, handled business against
Mexico's Naomy Cardenas Gomez (117.5 lbs), earning a clear
eight-round unanimous decision.
LeAnna Cruz kept her
momentum rolling, picking up a solid eight-round decision win
over Rubi Gutierrez. Cruz looked extremely sharp in this bout.
Sa’Rai Brown-El (107.75 lbs) made a splash in her professional
debut. The Marietta, Georgia native looked like a seasoned
veteran, winning to a four-round unanimous decision over
Mexico's Ashley Felix (107.5 lbs).
Jully
"Poca" Oliverira (left) wins by a four-round decision.
Jully "Poca"
Oliveira won a four-round unanimous decision over Medina on the
very same MVPW-04 card at the Caribe Royale Orlando. The judges
scored the junior welterweight bout 39-37 and 40-36 (twice) to
give Poca the victory in what served as both fighters' official
professional boxing debuts.
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