Power Slap 21 Ignites Las Vegas with Historic First-Ever
Power Slap 21, hosted at the Chelsea Theater inside the Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas, delivered one of the most significant cards in the promotion’s history. With three championship bouts, a lineup stacked with knockout artists, and the organization’s first-ever women’s title fight, the event marked a defining moment during international fight week.
A Historic Night for Women’s Power Slap
Ellie Dempster Becomes the First Women’s Flyweight Champion
In the main event, Ellie Dempster etched her name into Power Slap history, defeating Zoe Dubois by unanimous decision to claim the inaugural Women’s Flyweight Championship. Dempster’s precision, composure, and clean striking carried her through a competitive bout that showcased the future of the women’s division.
Her victory wasn’t just a title win—it was a landmark moment signaling the sport’s continued evolution and expansion.
Championship Dominance Across the Divisions
Middleweight Championship: Isaiah Quinones Retains
The co-main event saw Isaiah Quinones once again prove why he sits atop the middleweight division. Quinones successfully defended his title against Stunt Marshall, controlling the matchup and maintaining his championship momentum.
Welterweight Championship: Cole Young Holds the Throne
In welterweight action, Cole Young kept his reign alive with a strong performance against Brandon Rhodes. Young’s consistency and power continue to define his championship run.
Knockouts, Chaos, and Statement Wins
Light Heavyweight: The Crazy Hawaiian Delivers a First-Round KO
Fan favorite The Crazy Hawaiian wasted no time, blasting through Layne Viernes with a first-round knockout. His explosive finish added another highlight to his growing reel of stoppages.
Heavyweight: Amanpreet Singh Stuns Jake Hager
In one of the night’s most dramatic moments, Amanpreet Singh—known as “The Indian Lion”—secured a third-round knockout over Jake Hager. Singh’s late surge turned the tide and electrified the crowd.
Heavyweight: Wes Mena Drops Johnny Magna
Heavyweight contender Wes Mena added another KO to his record, stopping Johnny Magna in the second round with a clean, decisive finish.
Middleweight: Ke’ali’i Kanekoa Overcomes Chaos to KO Hunter Hassanin
In a bout filled with officiating reviews and multiple fouls, Ke’ali’i Kanekoa (“The Chief”) kept his composure and ultimately delivered a second-round knockout against Hunter Hassanin. Despite the interruptions, Kanakoa’s power sealed the result.
A Star-Studded Night in Las Vegas
The Chelsea Theater was packed with star power as Dana White, Ryan Garcia, Gary Payton, and numerous athletes and celebrities filled the venue. Their presence underscored Power Slap’s rising profile during international fight week and its growing influence across combat sports.
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- Power Slap social media updates
- Cosmopolitan of Las Vegas event listings
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