Power Slap 10: Results and Highlights
Power Slap 10 brought the league to Fontainebleau Las Vegas for a card with three championships in the spotlight. The official recap names Damien Dibbell against Dorian Perez as the heavyweight main event and Isaih Quinones against Branden Bordeaux as the co-main event. Its results also capture the rest of a card that ranged from quick finishes to close scorecards and disqualifications. Power Slap’s official event recap lists the full outcomes.
Dibbell retains the heavyweight spotlight
In the main event, heavyweight champion Damien “The Bell” Dibbell met Dorian “Disturbing the Peace” Perez. Dibbell earned the unanimous decision, with all three judges scoring the contest 47–46. The identical cards show how narrow the official verdict was: each judge favored Dibbell by one point. Perez appears in the official results as the opponent in a competitive title contest, while Dibbell left the featured matchup with the decision win. The official results and scorecards provide the recorded outcome.
Quinones wins the co-main event
Middleweight champion Isaih “Pretty Boy” Quinones faced Branden “The Butcher” Bordeaux in the co-main event. The official result was a second-round technical knockout for Quinones. That finish gave the co-main a decisive ending, in contrast to the main event’s judges’ decision. Power Slap’s official card results confirm the second-round TKO.
Blackburn edges Muniz on split cards
Anthony “Babyface” Blackburn and Emanuel “No Love” Muniz went to the judges. Blackburn won by split decision, with cards of 48–46, 46–48 and 48–46. Two judges favored Blackburn, while the third scored the contest for Muniz. The spread of those cards makes this one of the closest outcomes on the main card and distinguishes it from the unanimous decision in the headline bout. Power Slap’s recap lists the exact three scores alongside the winner, allowing readers to see how the split was reached. The official scorecards record Blackburn’s split-decision victory.
Main-card and preliminary finishes
Pono “Da Hawaiian Assassin” Pau opened the main-card results with a first-round knockout of Cooper “The House” Housley. The preliminaries added a first-round TKO for Luke “Lethal Strike” Simonds over TJ “The Gorilla” Thomas, followed by Kalani “Toko” Vakameilalo’s second-round knockout of Lorenzo “Slap Dawg” Florean. Together, these three matchups account for three more listed stoppages, each with the decisive round specified in the official recap. The event results page lists Pau, Simonds and Vakameilalo’s finishes.
The remaining preliminary bouts ended by disqualification. Garrett Grimes defeated Joshua “Herculez” Newson in the third round after a disqualification for flinching. Jayme “Atom Bomb” Hinshaw also won by third-round disqualification against Pauline “PITA” Macias. With those outcomes alongside the knockouts, TKO and decision results, the official card included several distinct ways for a winner to be determined. Power Slap’s recap identifies the reason for Newson’s disqualification and the round for both preliminary results.
A card of varied outcomes
Power Slap 10’s official results span a one-point unanimous decision, a split decision with three different scorecards, a second-round TKO, knockout finishes and two disqualifications. The variety is what defines the event recap: some winners were decided by judges, while others were determined by stoppage or a rules decision. For a complete record of who won each matchup and how the result was recorded, see the official Power Slap 10 results. The event’s featured matchups placed Dibbell–Perez and Quinones–Bordeaux at the center, while the undercard added the finishes and disqualifications that rounded out the night.
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