Power Slap 14 Results: Dibbell Stops Mena

Slap Fighting’s Southern Showcase Delivers Brutality and Brilliance

Power Slap 14 made its New Orleans debut on July 18, 2025. Heavyweight champion Damien Dibbell stopped Wes Mena in the second round to retain his title. Robert Trujillo also defended his lightweight belt, knocking out Dakota McGregor in Round 3.

Heavyweight Title: Dibbell Destroys Mena in Round 2

In the main event, Damien “The Bell” Dibbell defended his Heavyweight Championship for the fourth time, flattening challenger Wes “Boom” Mena with a devastating second-round slap. Mena, riding a four-match win streak, landed a clean strike early that visibly rocked Dibbell. But the champ recovered, recalibrated, and delivered a perfectly placed slap that sent Mena crashing to the canvas. Dibbell’s post-fight celebration was emphatic: “I am him,” he declared, calling for a rematch with Dorian Perez at Power Slap 16 in Abu Dhabi.

Lightweight Title: Trujillo Silences McGregor in Trilogy Bout

Robert “The Real Deal” Trujillo retained his Lightweight Title with a third-round knockout of Dakota “The Maritime Menace” McGregor, completing their trilogy with a definitive finish. Trujillo’s timing and composure proved superior, as he absorbed McGregor’s early offense and responded with a slap that ended the contest in dramatic fashion.

Main Card Carnage: Knockouts and Statement Wins

  • Austin “Turp Daddy Slim” Turpin def. Vernon “The Mechanic” Cathey – KO, Round 1
  • Darren “The Tarantula” Godfrey def. Ke’ali’i “The Chief” Kaneko – KO, Round 1
  • Robert Trujillo def. Dakota McGregor – KO, Round 3
  • Damien Dibbell def. Wes Mena – KO, Round 2

Prelim Standouts: Rising Stars Make Noise

  • Brandon “The Ripper” Rhodes def. Emanuel “No Love” Muniz – Unanimous Decision (30-27, 29-28, 29-28)
  • Makini “Big Mak” Manu def. Duane “The Iron Giant” Crespo – TKO, Round 3
  • Zakir “Iron Man” Naimanbayev def. Cooper “The House” Housley – KO, Round 1
  • Aaron “The Colossus” Turner def. Ro Montana – Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 29-28)

Final Thoughts: Power Slap’s Momentum Surges

Power Slap 14 wasn’t just a regional showcase—it was a declaration of dominance. Dibbell’s reign continues, Trujillo solidifies his legacy, and a new wave of contenders is emerging with knockout power and viral charisma. With Abu Dhabi on the horizon and global interest rising, slap fighting is no longer fringe—it’s fighting’s loudest new frontier.

For full fight card details and official results, visit Power Slap’s event recap and The Scrap’s coverage.

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