Power Slap 12: Vegas Fight at Fontainebleau on March 7
Power Slap 12 returned to Fontainebleau Las Vegas on March 7, 2025, with Isaih “The Puerto Rican Pretty Boy” Quinones defending his middleweight title against Branden “The Butcher” Bordeaux. The official event recap records a decisive change in the main event: Bordeaux stopped Quinones by technical knockout in the first round to take the title. The same card featured a lightweight championship bout between Robert Trujillo and Dakota McGregor, alongside Paige VanZant’s return to the slap-fighting stage. Power Slap’s event recap and results provide the official record for the bouts below.
Bordeaux takes the middleweight title
The main event was a rematch between Quinones and Bordeaux, with Quinones entering as the defending middleweight champion. Bordeaux finished the contest in round one by TKO, ending Quinones’s title reign and claiming the belt. The official recap identifies the stoppage but does not publish a judges’ scorecard for this bout, so the result is best described by its method and round rather than by an unreported point total. The official results page lists Bordeaux’s first-round TKO win.
Trujillo wins the lightweight championship fight
In the co-main event, Robert “The Real Deal” Trujillo defeated Dakota “The Maritime Menace” McGregor by unanimous decision in their lightweight title bout. All three judges scored the contest for Trujillo, with cards of 50-43, 50-44, and 49-45. Those wide margins made the decision clear on the scorecards and gave Trujillo the win in one of the event’s two championship matchups. Power Slap’s recap publishes the three official scores.
VanZant earns a unanimous decision
Paige VanZant faced Mikael-Michelle Brown and won by unanimous decision. Each judge scored the bout 30-27 for VanZant, giving her a clean sweep on the official cards. Her appearance added a high-profile matchup to a program built around title fights and emerging competitors. The result page also includes a post-match interview with VanZant, offering a direct follow-up to her performance. The event recap records the 30-27 cards and interview.
Perez edges Pau; prelims deliver stoppages
Dorian “Disturbing the Peace” Perez defeated Pono “Da Hawaiian Assassin” Pau by split decision. All three judges returned 29-28 cards, though the official result was announced as a split decision. The preliminary card included several finishes: Ke’ali’i Kanekoa knocked out Wesley Drain in round two, Reiley Montoya stopped Anthony DeFrank in round one, and Christapher Thomas knocked out Christopher Debow in round two. Wes Mena’s bout with Aaron Turner went to the judges, with Mena earning a majority decision after scores of 28-28, 29-27, and 29-27. Official results and scorecards for the main card and prelims list each outcome.
A Las Vegas card with two title outcomes
The official event recap places Power Slap 12 at Fontainebleau Las Vegas on March 7, 2025. The card’s clearest story was the pair of championship bouts: Bordeaux’s first-round finish changed the middleweight titleholder, while Trujillo took the lightweight decision on three scorecards. VanZant’s unanimous decision and the mix of stoppages and judged results on the undercard rounded out an eight-bout program. The official recap also embeds the event’s YouTube broadcast for viewers who want to watch the program. See the full Power Slap 12 results and broadcast.
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