Yankiel Rivera and Angelino Cordova fought to a 12-round majority draw in a WBA Flyweight World Title bout at the Caribe Rpyale Resort in Orlando, Florida.

In round three, Cordova was cut over the left eye dur to his own headbutt. In round six, he was deducted a point for a head butt.

Cordova won a card 115-111 wile two cards were even at 113-113.

Rivera, 111.6 lbs of Toa Alta, PR is 7-0-1. Cordova, 111.4 lbs of Caracas, VEN is 19-0-2,

Baraou Scores Late Knockdown; Wins WBA Interim Super Welterweight Title over Tellez

Abass Baraou won the WBA Interim Super Welterweight Title with a 12-round unanimous decision over previously undefeated Yoenis Tellez

Baraou sealed the title and the fight be dropping Tellez in the 12th and final round after landing a big uppercut that staggered Tellez and dropping him with a left hand.

Baraou landed 214 of 745 punches. Tellez was 205 of 674.

Baraou, 153.4 lbs of Berlin, GER won by scores of 117-110, 116-111 and 115-112 and is now 17-1. Tellez, 153.4 lbs of Stafford, TX via Santiago, CUB is 10-1,

Han Gets Dropped But Decisions Angel to Retain WBA Lightweight Title

Stephanie Han made the first defense of the WBA Lightweight title with a 10-eound unanimous decision over Paulina Angel.

25 seconds into the fight, Angel landed a right hand that put Han on the canvas. In round four, Han suffered a cut over her left eye towards her forehead.

Han, 134.1 lbs of El Paso, TX won by scores of 98-91 on all cards and is 11-0. Angel, 134.2 lbs of Medellin, COL is 7-2-2.

Bahdi Decisions Gutierrez

Lucas Bahdi won a 12-round unanimous decision over former world champion Roger Gutierrez in a lightweight bout.

In round six, Bahdi uncorked a big right hand that uncorked Gutierrez to the canvas. In round eight, Gutierrez began to bleed under his lef eye.

Bahdi, 134.8 lbs of Niagara Falls, CAN won by scores of 117-110, 116-111 and 115-112 and is now 20-0. Gutierrez, 135 lbs of Venezuela is 24-7-1.

Perez Decisions Avilla

Ariel Perez remained undefeated with a six-round unanimous decision over Chris Avila in a light heavyweight bout.

Perez landed 111 of 320 punches. Avila was 75 of 302.

Perez, 174 lbs of Tampa won by scores of 59-55 and 58-56 twice and is now 8-0. Avila, 172.8 lbs of Stockton, CA is 6-2.

Jasmine Artiga retained the WBA Super Flyweight title with a 3rd round stoppage over Linn Sandstrom.

In round three, Artiga landed a hard flurry of punches with Sandstrom covering up and the fight was stopped at 1:01.

Artiga, 114.2 lbs of Tampa is 14-0-1 with seven knockouts. Sandstrom, 114.6 lbs of Waterloo, AUS via Sweden is 10-4-3.

Jamaine Ortiz stopped Ambiorix Bautista in an eight-round junior welterweight bout.

In round three, Ortiz landed a right hand that sent Bautista to the canvas. It seemed like Bautista may have hurt his hand. Ortiz then landed a body shot that put Bautista to the canvas and the fight was stopped at 1:32,

Ortiz, 143.6 lbs of Worcester, MA is 20-2-1 with 10 knockouts. Bautista, 138.8 lbs is now 19-3-1.

Nat Dove beat down Randee Lynn Morales and scored a fifth round stoppage in a six-round flyweight bout.

The time of the stoppage was 1:50 for Dovem 11.6 lbs of Philadelphia who is now 6-0-1 with two knockouts. Vazquez, 117.8 lbs of Rio Rancho, NM is 5-6.

Jocelyn Camarillo won a four-round unanimous decision over Augistina Vazquez in a light flyweight bout.

Camarillo landed 101 of 254 punches. Vazquez was 62 of 221.

Camarillo, 107.6 lbs of Indio, CA won by scores of 40-36 and 39-37 twice and is now 5-0. Vazquez, 106.4 lbs of Buenos Aires, ARG is 4-5-2.

ORLANDO, FL (August 20, 2025) – Super lightweight contender Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz (19-2-1, 9 KOs) has completed training camp and is set to face late replacement Ambiorix Bautista (19-2, 11 KOs) of the Dominican Republic in a 10-round showdown. The bout, which remains for the WBA Continental USA Championship, will air live on DAZN as part of MVP’s Fight Night card on Saturday, August 23, at the Caribe Royale Resort in Orlando, Florida. Tickets are available now at www.ticketmaster.com.

Here is what Jamaine Ortiz, who is co-promoted by Boxlab Promotions and CES Boxing, had to say about his matchup with Bautista, his recent training camp, being ranked in the top 10 by all sanctioning organizations, and more.

Ortiz knows a late replacement changes the dynamics, but he insists it doesn’t change his mission. “Bautista stepping in last minute doesn’t throw me off — it fuels me. He’s hungry, he’s dangerous, and he’s coming with nothing to lose. That makes him a real threat. But I’ve been locked in all camp, and it doesn’t matter who’s across from me — I’m here to dominate, adjust, and show why I’m one of the best in the division.”

Ortiz credits his grueling camp with sharpening his mindset and making him more dangerous than ever. “This camp was all about discipline and sacrifice. I pushed myself harder than I ever have — long rounds, endless conditioning, breaking myself down to build myself stronger. There were days my body wanted to quit, but my heart wouldn’t let me. That’s the fighter I’m bringing into the ring on August 23.”

With a belt on the line, Ortiz sees this fight as a pivotal moment in his career trajectory. “Winning this title is very important because it’s the door opener. Owning the WBA Continental USA strap puts my name right in the conversation with the top guys at 140. I’m ready to challenge all the champions in my division.”

Ortiz is ready to seize the moment under the bright lights of DAZN and MVP’s platform. “Being part of MVP Fight Night on DAZN is the type of stage every fighter wants — a global spotlight. The fans will be watching, and I want them to remember my name when the night’s over. A win here keeps me climbing toward world title opportunities, and I promise you, I’m not leaving Orlando without making noise in this division.”

Boxlab Promotions President Amaury Piedra is confident Ortiz will rise to the occasion. “Jamaine Ortiz is one of those fighters who brings intensity and skill every time he steps in the ring. This opportunity against Bautista is huge, and I know Jamaine is going to deliver. We’re behind him every step of the way, and I’m excited to see what transpires — because I truly believe Ortiz has the talent to make a major impact at 140 pounds, and become a world champion.”

This Saturday at the Caribe Royale Hotel in Orlando, Florida, Jermaine Ortiz will square off against Ambiorix Bautista for the WBA Continental USA super lightweight championship, in one of the featured undercard bouts of a stacked event headlined by Yankiel Rivera vs. Angelino Córdova for the WBA interim flyweight crown.

For Ortiz, this is another chance to shine on a big stage. The 29-year-old from Massachusetts comes in riding a two-fight winning streak and brings with him a strong résumé, with his only setbacks coming against elite names like Teófimo López and Vasyl Lomachenko. A victory here would add another regional strap to his collection and further solidify his place among the top contenders at 140 pounds.

Bautista, 33, represents the Dominican Republic and will be stepping onto foreign soil for the first time in his career. Though relatively untested at the highest levels, he arrives with momentum and plenty of belief, knowing this opportunity could be career-changing. The Caribbean fighter hasn’t lost since 2016 and will be looking to carry that confidence into the biggest fight of his life.

Ortiz holds a record of 19 wins, 2 losses, 1 draw, with 9 knockouts, while Bautista comes in at 19 victories, 2 defeats, and 11 knockouts.

ORLANDO, FL – Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz (19-2-1, 9 KOs) returns to the ring on Saturday, August 23, when he faces Dominican contender Ambiorix Bautista (19-2, 11 KOs) at the Caribe Royale in Orlando and live worldwide on DAZN. The bout is promoted by Most Valuable Promotions (MVP) in association with CES Boxing and BoxLab Promotions. Ortiz, ranked inside the top 15 by all four major sanctioning bodies, is on the brink of a world title opportunity. A win this Saturday puts him in title contention against one of the division’s champions, including Teofimo Lopez (WBO), Richardson Hitchens (IBF), Subriel Matias (WBC), or Gary Antuanne Russell (WBA). “Camp has been great,”said Ortiz. “Bautista is a tough fighter who comes to win, but I’m ready for whatever he brings. This fight is about making a statement and reminding the champions that I’m coming.” Bautista, with 19 wins and 11 knockouts to his credit, represents another dangerous opponent in Ortiz’s recent run of challenges. The Dominican is on a 16-fight win streak, 10 by knockout, since suffering back-to-back decision losses almost 10 years ago. In addition to his impressive record, Bautista comes in as a late replacement after original opponent Steve Claggett withdrew from the fight due to an injury. The Worcester, MA native remains unfazed: “This is the third straight fight where I’ve had an opponent change,” noted Ortiz. “But I don’t let it throw me off. I prepare to fight the best in the world, so no matter who’s across the ring, I’m ready to execute.” With his sights set on the top of the junior welterweight division, Ortiz is eager to continue building momentum toward a world title opportunity. “My goal is to fight the very best,” Ortiz said. “I would love a rematch with Teofimo Lopez, but if that doesn’t happen, I’ll fight any of the champions. I’m past due for a world title.” Fans around the globe can watch Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz vs. Ambiorix Bautista live on DAZN on Saturday, August 23. For more information on CES Boxing events, visit cesfights.com. INFORMATION About CES Boxing CES Boxing is one of the top promotions on the East Coast. Founded in 1992 by Jimmy Burchfield Sr., CES Boxing has promoted many world class fighters, including Jamaine Ortiz, Juiseppe Cusumano, Hank Lundy, Vinny Paz, Peter Manfredo, Mariusz Wach, Jason Estrada, Matt Godfrey, Chad Dawson and Ray Oliveira. CES Boxing has promoted such super fights as “The Thriller on Triller: Tyson v Jones Jr.”, “Mayweather vs. Gotti III”and “The Contender: Manfredo v Pemberton”.