Power Slap 11 Results: Kamotskii Wins Title

Slap Fighting Goes Global at ANB Arena

Power Slap 11 took place in Riyadh on January 30, 2025. Vasilii “Dumpling” Kamotskii defeated Layne “Da Crazy Hawaiian” Viernes by unanimous decision to win the super heavyweight title. Ron Bata stopped Vern Cathey in the co-main event to retain his light heavyweight championship.

Super Heavyweight Title: Kamotskii Claims the Belt

In the main event, reigning super heavyweight champion Layne “Da Crazy Hawaiian” Viernes faced Vasilii “Dumpling” Kamotskii. Kamotskii won by unanimous decision (50–44, 50–44, 48–46) to claim the title. Power Slap remains a growing sport in slap fighting.

Light Heavyweight Title: Ron “Wolverine” Bata Stops Vern Cathey

In another championship clash, Ron “Wolverine” Bata defeated Vern “The Mechanic” Cathey. Bata won by knockout in Round 1.

Featured Bouts: Knockouts and Breakouts

• Kalani “Toko” Vakameilalo def. Danie “Pitbull” Van Heerden (Super Heavyweight)
  Vakameilalo defeated Van Heerden by unanimous decision (29–26, 28–26, 28–26).
• Ke’ali’i “The Chief” Kanekoa def. Brandon “The Ripper” Rhodes (Middleweight)
  Kanekoa defeated Rhodes by knockout in Round 3.
• Sheena “The Hungarian Hurricane” Bathory def. Jackie “The Hybrid” Cataline (Women’s Featherweight)
  Bathory defeated Cataline by unanimous decision (28–26, 28–26, 28–26).
• Luke “Lethal Strike” Simonds def. Garrett “Flaco” Blakesslee (Light Heavyweight)
  Simonds defeated Blakesslee by knockout in Round 2.
• Wes “Boom” Mena def. Devin “Big Jinx” Jenkins (Heavyweight)
  Mena defeated Jenkins by TKO in Round 1.
• Darren “Tarantula” Godfrey def. Merlis “Action” Muusikus (Middleweight)
  Godfrey defeated Muusikus by knockout in Round 1.

Preliminary Highlights

• Sean “The Infamous” Kilmartin def. Tyler “The Northman” Gross (Welterweight)
• Troels “The Danish Viking” Nielsen def. Zakir Naimanbayev (Heavyweight)
• Cole “Full Send” Young def. Rod “The Alchemist” Alavi (Welterweight)
• Nicole Schaefer def. Tai Emery (Women’s Bantamweight)
• Dayne “Da Hawaiian Hitman” Viernes def. Denis “Big Daddy” Vildanov (Super Heavyweight)

Final Thoughts: Power Slap’s Global Breakthrough

Power Slap 11 wasn’t just a spectacle—it was a statement. With international champions, brutal finishes, and a growing global fanbase, slap fighting has officially entered the mainstream. As Dana White continues to push the boundaries of combat sports, one thing is clear: Power Slap is here to stay.

For full fight card details and coin toss winners, visit the official Power Slap site and Sportskeeda’s event recap.

Sources

• powerslap.com

Tags: Power Slap, Combat Sports