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Going to be back in Las Vegas at the
Cosmo 1000 for the 20th edition of Power

Slap. It's the biggest and the baddest
slap promotion on the planet. And

tonight, the lightweight title is on the
line. Fee chain, Power Slap 20.

Trujillo versus Johnson is presented by
Monster Energy.

Unleash the beast.

And we have a whole slew of them waiting
to make the walk for all of them. They

know nothing is given. Everything is
earned.

in this sport.

Welcome inside the world -famous Chelsea
Theater at the Cosmopolitan in Las

Vegas alongside former UFC welterweight
Alan Joban.

I'm Dan Helley, and not only do we have
a championship on the line, we have a

slew of number one contenders and name
brands waiting to make the walk. Very

much so. You know, it is EDC weekend
here in Vegas, so you know it's a wild

but anytime power's left in town, you
know we're going to bring the

You spoke about the main card in this
one. Just on the main card alone, two

former The title competitors trying to
get back into the title reign right here

with the win tonight. You look at the co
-main event, Dorian Perez versus Nate

Bernard. A title fight eliminator in the
heavyweight division. It's all capped

off with a title fight in the
lightweight division.

Yeah, one of the best lightweights to
ever do it. Robert Trujillo has

owned this division. He's taken on
Hayden Johnson, a guy who is impressed

much that he's fighting for a title in
just his second match. But he has an

absolute dog to deal with.

Trujillo. Oh man, you talk about one of
the best that we have ever seen in this

sport. We're talking about Robert
Trujillo. The offense, he's got the

this division. On defense, he's a guy
that stands tall, doesn't get rocked

often. A guy also that has been flawless
in terms of never committed a foul in

all of his fights here at Powerslide.
He's looking for his seventh win in a

and going for his second title defense.

And there has to be something special
about this kid you call the concrete

cowboy to get this shot so early in his
career.

Hayden Johnson is the guy that has huge
belief in himself. He told his father,

one day I'm going to be competing in
power slap. He did that. He went to the

combine. He got an opportunity in his
first ever outing. He got the first

knockout. He knew he'd be fighting for a
title one day, Dan, just not this soon.

He is very, very confident going into
just his second career power clap match.

Let's take a look at the power clap main
card brought to you by Monster Energy,

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Light heavyweights kicking off the main
card. It's A .J. Hintz, a former champ

facing the undefeated Esteban Saavedra.

Babyface, another former champ, looking
to make a statement over Andrew Provost.

And it's number one and number two at
heavyweight.

Dorian Perez and Nate Bernard in the co
-main. The main event, of course,

Trujillo's second title defense
against... Caden Johnson.

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the over -under for total knockouts in

our eight -match card is set at 4 .5.

46 % for the over 4 .5, 54%.

for the under 4 .5 knockouts on our card
here tonight. For more on our massive

heavyweight matchup for the co -main
event, let's bring in the third member

our broadcast crew, that, of course, the
one and only Charlie Arnold.

Nate Bernard and Dorian Perez, they both
called this matchup inevitable.

They said they have a lot of respect for
each other. They've been friends for a

long time, echoing the sentiment after
weigh -ins yesterday, but said once they

get on top of this power slap stage, it
is all business.

Both of them are expecting an all -out
war. Now, Dorian Perez, he's the number

one ranked heavyweight, looking for
another shot at gold. He really took up

intensity of his workouts and credited
that to his younger brother, 14 -year

-old Isaiah, who he calls an absolute
beast for pushing him to his limits.

a heavy emphasis on his lower body
strength so he could match Bernard's

saying he was repping out 700, 800
pounds on the bell squat.

He believes this match is going to go
the distance, which will give him ample

opportunity to showcase his entire skill
set.

Then there's Nate Bernard, number two
ranked heavyweight, who is equally as

motivated by a potential title shot. The
former college football player says

he's used to staying in shape year
-round, but really has been leaning into

golf game, calling it excellent
rotational practice for power slap.

He had a sudden death victory. last fall
since then, maintaining his post as

security guard for the Buffalo Bills.
And as far as Perez, he says, that man

yet to be sat down. I hope to be the one
to crack the code. Dan, back to you.

All right, Charlie, thank you very much.
A look at our prelims. Middleweight's

Emmanuel Muniz.

Set to go at it with Ryan Wallace. Luke
Simons looking for the fifth win of his

career against Jiden. Not Schultz. Bryce
Jones takes on fellow heavyweight

Brandon Wilson. And it's Baby Yoda
against Glenn Hammerhand's Hunter in our

featured prelim. Let's take a look at
the rules of Power Slap brought to you

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striker. They must use a flat, open hand
to the cheek or a clubbing foul will be

assessed. Feet must be grounded, no
pivoting or stepping. A minor heel lift

allowed. You must declare a hand and a
number prior to the strike. For the

defender, no chin tucking or flinching.
Flinching is absolutely massive.

It's a potential point deduction, and
the striker goes again. The defender

receive 60 seconds to recover after each
strike.

Two fouls gets you DQ'd in a three
-round match. It's three -round.

Fouls in a five -round match, and you're
out. The defender does get two minutes

to recover after they've been fouled.
Powerslap is using his replay, and if

there isn't a finish, we go to the
judges' scorecards. Now, if a match ends

draw, there will be one more match. The
match will be scored solely on the

additional sudden victory round. The
winner of the extra round is the winner

the match. If that round ends in a tie,
then the match goes in the books.

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Our first match of the night is on deck.
California kid Danny Muniz, one of the

most experienced strikers in the game,
the former welterweight champ, has three

title fights on the resume, and it's
itching to get back into the

mix. To get there, you'll have to get
furious about the joker Ryan Wallace

on the power clap stage for the first
time in more than two years with the

renewed focus and a refined swim.

And with that, the table rises for the
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Muniz, the former champ, has a 74 %
chance to win.

Former welterweight champion Emmanuel
Nolove Muniz brings the heat and refuses

to go down, but if he wants to get his
title back, he'll need to bring his A

-game against fellow American Ryan
Wallen.

Emmanuel No Love Muniz is one of the
most experienced welterweights in power

slack. With 11 appearances, six wins,
and a championship reign already on the

resume, the Los Angeles striker has
shared the stage with the best in the

division, proving that he can go five
hard rounds or end a match quickly by

knockout. Across from him is Ryan the
Joker Wallace, who returns after more

two years away from the competition and
refuses to see himself as an underdog.

Wallace is a warrior, and after facing
elite competition early in his career,

now gets the opportunity to make his
biggest statement yet against a former

champion. Coming up next, Emmanuel, no
love Moonees, takes on Ryan, the Joker,

Wallace.

The Joker just pumped up to be back.

Ryan Wallace returning after more than
two years away from Power Slap. Moved

family from New York during Missouri
during that time away. What did he do?

opened up a toy store in Branson,
Missouri, and it is doing phenomenally

Yeah, he said he was killing it with the
toy store.

The right decision there. You talk about
his background. He's been a hard worker

since he was a kid. He said he used to
work in the fields at 11 years old to

make money and go buy the things that he
need. It gave him that type of working

mentality. He's been out for two years,
but he doesn't want to wait that long

anymore. He feels his openings here in
the middleweight division, but

after this match and with the win, would
like to drop down to the welterweight

division and make some waves over there.

Emmanuel.

three title fights on the resume. Has
been a champion competing now at

Middleweight for just the second time in
a row. Short notice call, Charlie. Got

the call just a week and a half ago.

Short notice, but he's been putting in
that work since we last saw him in July.

He said he changed up his diet. He put a
focus on his gut health. He said he

takes a shot of apple cider vinegar
every morning.

I laughed.

He said don't sleep on it. So guys, I'm
going to give it a try. I will report

back. Now, No Love also has put to have
you focus on plyometrics and explosive

movements. He says his body was fully
primed to fight at 170.

He was ready to make the cut, but when
he learned this fight was moved to

middleweight, he still said, any time,
any weight.

I'm going to get the job done. So lots
of confidence here from Emmanuel Muniz.

I'm surprised you haven't tried the
apple cider vinegar every morning. I've

tried a lot of things, but that is just,
I guess. You're the health conscious

person. I'm a little crazy. Give it a
shot. You might need to chase it with

something after, you know.

Emmanuel Muniz, he's been in the sport
for a very long time. One thing that

also thrived in, he's been coaching as
well. He did some coaching overseas.

And he really took a lot from it. When
you're looking at it from the outside

perspective, you can get a lot more
analytical and evolve your game. He

to do that and level up here tonight.

Time now for the tail of the day,
Booneys and Wallace.

You can see that Wallace coming in at
the plus 260 dog. It's the older man, a

slightly bigger neck. The hand -sized
advantage goes to the underdog Wallace

well. Here's our power slapping out for
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Introducing to you first in the blue
corner, five feet, nine and a half

tall weighing in at 180.

185 .5 pounds. Out of Kirbyville,
Missouri, Ryan the

Joker Wallace.

And now introducing his opponent in the
red corner. He stands 5 feet and 11

inches tall.

Weighing in officially at 185 pounds.

Out of Los Angeles, California.

And when the action begins, your referee
in charge, Eric McMahon.

Winner of the coin toss and striking
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All right, to the center, to the center.

All right, here we go. Get them all
lined up. Wallace.

And we'll strike first.

Hand and count.

Right hand on one. Right hand on one.
Right hand on one. You must measure.

First opportunity tonight on one for the
underdog. That's your measure.

Ryan looking for his first win here.

Good fly.

Replay. Moniz letting him know he's seen
that before.

This is Moniz's 12th power slap
appearance.

One of the most experienced guys on the
roster.

Little low right there. You see that?
Didn't get the full hand.

Look at that.

Yeah, only got the top part of the hand
involved.

Your point is a good one, though, about
Emmanuel Muniz. He's been in three title

fights. He's a former champion. He's
gone five rounds with Anthony Blackburn

twice. Five rounds with Christopher
Thomas before he knocked him out in the

fifth. This guy is a doll. Right hand on
three. Right hand on three. You must

measure.

See what Muniz can do right here.

Wallace is 0 -2 so far in power slap,
and both of those ended by TKO. One.

You can see him fidgeting right before.
I was worried that he was going to jump.

It was clean. Take a look at it right
here.

Racing for impact. Clean shot.

Emmanuel Muniz.

I mean, when you have 11 matches on the
resume, you know exactly what you're

doing. And sometimes I think guys like
Emmanuel Mouniz, they don't even come

of the gate as quickly as they should,
right? They want to make sure

everything's lined up. They want to make
sure they're on target.

And then they can bring it in. Well, if
that was a feeler, then I'm worried to

see what we get in the second round
because that was a powerful clap. The

thing I noticed on that one from
Emmanuel Mouniz was his eyes. Eyes wide

focused on the target.

Right hand on three.

Right hand on three. You must measure.
That's a measure.

One.

Two.

Oh.

Foul. Clubbing.

Yeah, it looked a little low. It looked
a little too deep.

Take a look at this replay on this one.

But it seemed like he was a little too
deep on the shot. Maybe even low again.

Oh, on the neck.

Wow. Yeah, it was definitely the base of
the hand. Yeah, hit him a little worse,

but that wasn't good.

He's got a minute and a half.

No, no, no. He's got more wrists than
anything else. Yeah.

Not a lot. Just a little. And even so,
Muniz eats it very well.

Because he sits here like this. He's as
tough as he comes.

Foul! Clubby!

Foul! Clubby!

One point!

One point!

One point!

Well, this almost makes it that he has
to survive this shot from Muniz and try

to find a knockout because I gave Muniz
the first round.

And with the foul, he is destined to
lose this round if Muniz just lands a

clean shot.

Muniz is saying he's ready to go.

He's got Keonez in his corner coaching.

Bordeaux in the other corner. Both of
these coaches doing an excellent job

the fighters thus far.

Right hand on three.

Right hand on three. You must measure.

That's your measure.

Does Muniz look for the kill shot or
just look to land clean?

Yeah, I think he's looking to put it
away right here. Try to put this match

bed.

The Butcher, he's such a good coach. It
sounds like he's telling his dog to

stay, but he's telling Wallace, just
stay, which is great coaching.

Don't try and walk around and let them
see you doing that walk.

Stay safe. Take a look at it here.

Look at the legs. A little bit of a
delayed reaction right there.

All right, 15 seconds.

So that was likely a 10 -8 round with a
point deduction.

Fight and recover.

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Right on three. Right hand on three.

Right hand on three. You must measure.

That's your measure. Remember, he went
on one in round one. Three in round two.

Needs a knockout here.

That could be another. That might be a
close.

Initially saying it was a good slap,
they might take a review at it.

He can't find, he really

can't find the target. You heard Muniz
say to him, you don't belong up here

me.

That was the words that came out of his
mouth. He just feels like he's...

To experience. And so far you're seeing
that in this matchup.

That's a former champion going up
against a guy who has yet to win on the

slap stage back for the first time in
two years.

What does he do, Dan? Does he take the
easy win or does he go for the knockout?

This is kill shot.

Moody's is frustrated. He wanted to
knock out there.

Three knockouts already on the resume
for Emmanuel Moody's trying to get

one, which would have been his first in
almost a year when he knocked out Chris

Thomas in the first round.

Valiant effort hanging in there by the
Joker, Ryan Wallace, but really no match

for Emmanuel Moody's. Yeah, you've got
to feel good about that performance if

you're Emmanuel Moody's. You ate all the
shots very well.

10 -8 round in round number two. Wobbled
him a couple of times.

Too dominant, too experienced for Ryan
Wallace.

Yeah, he stumbled him almost every
single time.

Wallace, with the yeoman's effort, just
staying on his feet, really.

I'll tell you what, our catchers,
they're all over it tonight.

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Ladies and gentlemen, after three
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decision. All three judges score the
contest 30 -24.

He chalks up another win. That's win
number seven for Emmanuel Muniz. He will

back to his job working at Habit Burger
in the Los Angeles area with another

victory under his belt.

This guy's been working at that job for
the last six years, ever since he

started.

The former champion with another
impressive performance.

This top five light heavyweight. Great
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fight night.

Shark shooters Arnold Allen. Absolute
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This is a wild fight. Trey blows in the
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Boss, Duho Choi.

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Wolverine is the champion at light
heavyweight. Two guys who would like to

there real soon. Number seven, Luke
Simons and giant Fa Anana Schultz

looking to move.

Move on up and potentially challenge for
the title. This is a very competitive

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Luke Lethal Strike Simons charges into
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He'll need both against the hard
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on a fast start last March.

Luke Lethal Strike Simons has already
proven he can win in different ways on

power slap stage, with four victories
and three finishes to his name.

A powerful light heavyweight with a 74
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and bad intentions every time out, and
now he looks to turn back one of the

division's newest threats.

Across from him is Jiden the Koala, Fa
'anana Schultz, an Australian striker

with a rugby background and a perfect
power slap record.

After stopping Joe Perez in his debut,
Fa 'anana Schultz now gets a major step

up in competition, and the chance to
prove his fast start was just the

beginning. Coming up next, Luke's lethal
strike Simon takes on Jiden the Koala,

Fa 'anana Schultz.

Australian born with a dual citizenship
in Australia and America, has been

residing in the Bay Area, recently moved
from Fort Bragg, California to

Susanville, California, trying to build
on that great start that he had in

March.

Yeah, despite coming off a TKO win in
his debut, though, Jaden Fa 'anana

-Schultz says there are still some
nerves heading into tonight because he

have an audience in March because his
match was during the early prelim. So he

is ready to make a statement with the
room now full of eyes on him. To prepare

for this match, he did it all. He was in
the gym three to four times a week,

lifting heavy, doing lots of cardio,
which included running and swimming, and

hitting the slap paddle held by his...
Lovely girlfriend.

Not to mention he's been getting advice
from some of the best with Pono Pau and

a crazy Hawaiian helping him with both
his technique and he is ready to get out

there and do exactly what he came for,
and that's to win.

Yeah, and Schultz is a guy that comes
from that rugby background, and I feel

like any time we have competitors that
make the transition from rugby into

slide, they do well. He spoke about it.
I'm used to physicality. I'm used to

collisions like this. I feel like I'm
going to do well. I think he'll be just

fine tonight in front of his live crowd.

Would love to knock out, but expects a
battle. Wants to climb the ladder the

hard way.

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Simons, the 29 -year -old from Dallas,
Texas, coming in with a 4 -2 record. One

of those wins.

over Alan Klingbeil, who has been a
monster in power slaps since the moment

stepped on stage. He has extensive
athletic background.

Wrestling, football, baseball, a little
basketball and cross country as well.

He's also a very seasoned bodybuilder.
Did it for over a decade.

Yeah, 12 years to be exact. I mean,
that's a long time. And you can see the

frame on him underneath that T -shirt
looking like a very powerful man. And it

shows and carries over in power slap.

Three of his four wins came by finish.
So when he gets those wins, it usually

doesn't go to the judges' scorecards,
but also in his losses, in his two

his last two outings.

Those didn't go to the judges'
scorecards as well, so he needs to clean

thing up tonight.

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The koala and the man they call Lethal
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Hand size a half inch bigger as well as
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Dan Schultz has nicknamed the koala. I
don't know. I mean, I know he's from

Australia. I kind of take koalas as a
bit more of a too cuddly animal.

I saw you with the picture.

Recently cuddling with a koala, right?
It caught me on the way out. Okay, so

they're fierce this time.

This one's basically... Charlie's
getting pretty mean.

Right hand on three, you said, right?
Give me a measure. Right hand on three

with a measure. Right hand on three.

Right on three.

Simon's going on three.

One first round knockout on the resume
already against Tim Thomas back in

December of 24.

Powerful guy right here, Simon.

Nice strike.

Slightly low on the chin.

I think it's safe to say that Koala felt
that one. Yeah, it almost seemed like

his eyes went cross -eyed for a split
second.

They did. Yeah.

Gathered himself after this blow.

That's the toughness that you speak
about, that rugby toughness. Playing

you're used to the contact, used to
collisions.

Good recovery right there by Schultz.

Schultz said that he believes his chin
will hold up better in this war, and so

far, so good. And coming off, coming
into this fight, rather, with the

You know, he fought just two months ago,
got his second round TKO in that one.

That was against Jose Perez Jr.

Right on three with a measure. Right on
three. That is your measure. Look at the

intensity right there, Simon.

Right on three. Preparing for impact.

One. He's been knocked out twice.

Let's go. Two.

Let's go.

That was beautiful punching.

It looks like a flinch. He either leaned
into it or leaned away, but he did move

the target. You know, he was following
the wind -up with his eyes, and I feel

like that could have hurt him.

Yeah, he ducked into it. Can we get
another shot head -on as well? I'd like

see his eye contact.

Oh, it might have been clubbing on...
Well, when they call the flinch,

everything else is off the table
because...

You could be clubbing because of the
flinch, right? Correct. I said review

flinching.

They're taking a look at it right now as
we speak.

You dipped your head, right? Yeah.
That's why this went a little bit deep.

you do that again, it's flinching. Do
you understand?

Okay. Fair blow.

Oh, they get a warning on this one. A
warning.

Let's go.

Time. You're here. Time.

Usually the discretion of the official
as to when they take a point. That was

huge for him.

Simon's zamped up, playing to the crowd,
puffing out the chest.

Simon's got a nice shot in that first
round, Dan.

See if he can finish things off.

Try to stumble Schultz here.

And I tell you what, I think Jadon was
on to something when he talked about his

chin. Yeah.

He said he expected this to be
respectful but violent.

Sounded like a firecracker when it
landed.

Schultz ate it very well, though.

You saw the graphic earlier.

For Simons, five of his seven matches
had ended by knockout, whether he's

been on the winning end or the losing
end. So he is an all -or -nothing type

slapper.

We'll get you set right here.

Which hand and what count?

Right on three. Is he good? Right on
three.

Close round number one. I kind of lean
towards Simon's in that one. Schultz is

going to need something big right here.

Even things up.

He was talking to him. He kept saying,

I'm moving.

He's trying to play little mind games
here. I'm moving, I'm moving. Trying to

force a club.

Luke, focus.

Hey, focus.

You got to hit this shit.

Simon's spending more time talking to
Dana than he is getting the hands

up.

Got a little head movement on that one.

Might have been the more powerful blow
for Schultz in round two. If my

scorecard, how I'm looking at it, are
correct, I've got it all tied up here

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You moved into him, right? You lifted
your foot and you pivoted in. You've got

to keep your feet down when you do this.
Okay, that's a point deduction.

Okay.

Upon review, we have a stepping foul.

We have a one -point deduction.

One -point stepping foul. One -point
stepping foul.

First stepping foul of the night.

Wow. Yeah, because I gave that round to
Schultz. When you take a point

deduction, that makes it a 9 -9 round.

You can't step or pivot, but you are
allowed a minor heel lift. That's one of

the most brutal stepping fouls I've seen
fall in the history of power sports.

With a measure right on one.

Right on one. That he pivoted and then
lifted his foot. With a measure. Right

one. Gave him a warning, but still took
the point.

Right on one.

Yeah.

Oh.

Wow. Fair blow.

Man. It's like an echoing sound.

The power of the Simons.

It's built to Brandon. Let's knock him
out, okay?

We lost that round, okay?

We're down. Look at me. Look at me.

Knock his ass out now, okay? I need your
whole hand in there. I need your palm

set right in his mouth, okay? And I need
you to drive all the way through.

Everything you've got right now on this
shot, this is the last one, okay?

Don't put it on him.

Don't finish him. It's fine. It's fine.
Keep your feet down, okay?

All the way through.

We're about to knock him out, okay?

Good, clean shot. Drive all the way
through him. Finish him right now. And I

think that's great coaching right there
from Bordeaux.

In my mind, I gave Schultz round two,
but it was a point deduction, which

make it a draw. If he would win this
round, it would make it a draw, rather.

you don't know. You don't know who the
judges are looking at. You've got to go

for the kill right here, try to knock
Simons out.

Right on three with a measure. Right on
three.

Right on three.

He's going for the knockout, but he has
to be careful. Right on three. That's

your measure.

Not to be penalized again with stepping.

One. He's talking to him. Still saying
no.

Two. You ready?

Oh! The koala sticks his claws into him.

Four.

Five. Come to me. Six. Come to me.

Seven.

Eight. Right here.

Grab low.

Is that a 10 -8 with a drop?

I would think so.

Just stand right here.

Good coaching.

Being honest with the fighters right
here. You look at that.

Simon was trying to get into his head,
but...

Schultz was the one that rattled the
rain right here.

Sat him down.

His best strike yet for Jyden Schultz.

We'll see if it was enough.

Look at Simons getting back with that
wry smile on his face.

Jason Herzog letting them know that he
was a little messed up on that one.

This is going to be interesting scoring,
right?

I had it round one, 10 -9 Simons. Round
two, 9 -9. In round three,

Schultz, a 10 -8, dropping him.

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So Luke Lethal Strike Simons pulls it
out.

Wins because of the foul.

A very impressive performance by both
men staying on their feet.

Ba 'anana Schultz finally able to drop
Simons in the third round but didn't get

the KO so It's not enough.

And Simons improves to 5 -2 in power
slap.

Started with four straight wins. Coming
off two knockout losses. Makes some ends

here tonight.

Seemed to struggle with his wake -up,
but you can see the emotions pouring out

of him as he makes his way to the back.

Tomorrow, by the way, take center stage
when Arnold Almighty Allen looks to slow

down oncoming Brazilian Elkazael Costa.

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co -main event participants are in the
building. They call him disturbing the

peace from his days working as a
security guard at the Mexican border.

These days, Dorian Perez is disturbing
his opponents, looking for a third

straight win that could catapult him
into title contention once again.

The Buffalo Soldier looking for the same
thing.

Nate Bernard leans on his physicality as
a former college football player, which

is translated into knockouts in two of
his three wins. Now he's focused on

enjoying the moment, something he
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and the party is just getting started on
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It's an all -MMA showdown as Bryce Just
Hands Jones returns, looking to remind

the heavyweight division why he started
3 -0. Standing in his way, South

Africa's Brandon T .K. Wilson.

Bryce Just Hands Jones has spent years
chasing this platform, and every setback

has only sharpened his purpose.

After building a new life in Las Vegas
and fighting his way on the power slap,

Jones now steps back in with a chance to
show his first loss was only a detour.

Across from him is Brandon P .K. Wilson,
who grew up boxing in South Africa

before moving to the United States to
fulfill his dreams.

The undefeated amateur boxer believes
this opportunity is his biggest one yet,

and he's ready to make an immediate
impact against the proven heavyweight.

Coming up next, Bryce Just Hand Jones
takes on Brandon P .K. Wilson.

Here's the 28 -year -old Brandon Wilson.

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Wilson grew up in a small town on the
eastern cape of South Africa playing

rugby, transition to MMA, and boxing
where he is undefeated in both as an

amateur. A year and a half ago, moved to
South Dakota where he's been working in

maintenance on hog barns, working on
welding, electrical, and plumbing.

Multifaceted. Yeah, and he spoke about
his combat sport background.

1 -0 in amateur MMA, 2 -0 in amateur
boxing. He also said that when he was

training MMA, he was four rounds with
the former UFC middleweight champion,

Drikus Duplessis. So you know that's got
to give him a lot of confidence that

he's been in there on the mat with the
best guys in the world, through toe -to

-toe with them, making his appearance,
his debut here tonight.

Got to give him a lot of confidence.

Speaking about his opponent, Bryce
Jones, jokingly he said this, but he did

this. He said this might be his
retirement fight. He feels like he's

use that power and experience in combat
sports to knock him out tonight.

This could be a first in power slap
history. Bryce just hands Jones a former

state.

Bowling champion.

And his story is phenomenal.

Moved to Las Vegas with less than $300
in his pocket.

Has been working as a security guard, as
a dispensary for the last several

years. And he came in, power clap, on
fire, starting out with three straight

wins. It's eye -hand coordination,
right? It's like dark. Maybe it's not a

contact sport, but...

He's a bowling champion.

He's got the coordination down.

One thing I like that he told us, he's
going to mix up his timing, his speed,

change up the count that he's going to
strike with the further this fight goes.

That shows a little bit of experience
right there. He wants to try to offset

things against the newcomer, Brandon
Wilson, utilize some of that experience.

started off his career three straight
wins, suffered his first TKO loss in his

outing, trying to right the wrong in
this matchup.

Time now to take a look at the tail of
the tape.

Nine years older is Bryce Jones.

He is one inch taller. The hand size
advantage significant.

An inch and a half to Brandon Wilkes.
And this one, as even as they come, it's

pick -em. Here's Justin.

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Out of Mitchell, South Dakota, Brandon P
.K.

Wilson.

And now introducing his opponent in the
red corner, he stands six feet, one inch

tall, weighing in at 261 pounds.

And when the action begins, your referee
in charge, Gary Hadley.

Winner of the coin toss and striking
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So the more experienced, competitive
Bryce Jones starts things off tonight.

wins the coin toss. We'll see if the
trend can continue where the more

experienced guys are getting the wins
over the debuters.

All

right,

going on three. You can see the
experience from Jones

saying, hey, let's get his shoulders
down. I want my target here.

He's won.

One of his...

Three matches by knockout.

That looks like it wrapped around his
head.

Initially they call it a fair blow.

Might be some movement on the side of
Brandon Wilson.

Either that or a club. It's going to be
one of the two I would imagine.

And it looks like Bryce Jones might have
hurt his hand on that one.

Hitting the side of the head.

After review.

After review.

Foul. Clubbing red.

One point red clubbing.

One point red clubbing.

I initially thought they were warning
Wilson about movement.

It was Bryce Jones that didn't find the
target.

So one flop, one point deducted for
Bryce Jones, not the way that he wanted

start here tonight.

Take a step back on your next one.

He seems to be struggling with that
right hand. We have seen competitors in

past switch hands, but generally when
you go with your offhand, you're...

You're lacking power.

I mean, to get a point deduction and an
injured hand, a bit of a slap in the

face. Yeah, that's a double kick.

Let's see what Brandon Wilson can do in
his debut.

A lot of combat sports experience,
boxing, MMA, trained with 3K's duplex

DB4.

We asked him how he did. He goes, you
know what, I did pretty well.

A long time ago, but that's impressive
nonetheless.

Okay, right hand on one. You must
measure right hand on one.

One on one.

There's your measure.

Shoulders down.

Going on one in his debut.

Stop, stop.

You've got to get your shoulders down.

Oh, Bryce Jones doing the exact thing
that Wilson was doing when he corrected

him on his posture. Okay, I know you're
trying not to, but don't.

Okay, right there. Now get set.

Shoulders down.

Fair play.

Okay.

Right hand on one.

Here's your measure.

There's your measure.

Wilson just seems powerful. We're about
to find out.

Oh, you called it, Joe, man.

Sits him down.

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He is country strong, Joe Band. He is.
And coming out here, you know, he was

worried about competing in front of an
audience. But it takes some balls to

out here and not only compete in front
of an audience, but in your debut.

Slap on one.

Confidence that he would find the
target, felt good about his power, and

power delivered tonight sitting down the
veteran Bryce Jones.

I'm trying to remember if he's the one
that we were talking to in the meeting

who was making his debut about taking
the measure and really taking all three

full swings, and he just ended up going
on one.

That was filthy.

You know, there was something about the
way that he walked back up to the podium

and his body language right there. And
then when they were adjusting.

You were working. I was just admiring.
You're just smiling.

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built into who we are. Here's Justin.

Ladies and gentlemen, referee Kerry
Hadley calls a stop to the match in

number one, declaring the winner by TKO,
Brandon P .K.

Wilson.

I'm here with the winner, Brandon
Wilson. That is how you do it. What a

How are you feeling?

I'm feeling pretty good.

I feel like I could have put a bit more
power behind it, but I was focusing on

the accuracy, landing it. I didn't want
any fouls.

Yeah, so I was just aiming for a clean,
good smack.

Yeah, to all my South African supporters
back home, all my friends and

supporters here in America, love you
guys. This is only the beginning.

Listen,

I love what you're saying here, putting
more power behind it, but there was some

serious power in that one. I mean, you
knocked the guy out.

What more could you ask for?

No, no, I know I had a lot more in me.

The people that were training with me
know that as well.

I could have done much better, but this
is only the beginning.

Next time, load shedding.

Load shedding, my pal.

It is only the beginning. And, you know,
as far as what's next, what do you want

to be next? How quickly would you like
to return to action?

Well, the next event, as soon as
possible.

I think it's July 10th or something like
that.

I'm down. I'm in. I'm ready.

Ready to rock steady.

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He is ready, wants to go to battle again
in July, and it's the first time I've

seen a guy who gets a knockout on his
first lap, and I should have brought a

little more power. Yeah, he wasn't happy
with it. He felt like he was holding

back, so it just shows.

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Brian Baby Yoda's Scambler's debut could
not have gone any better, and now the

wrestling coach looks to stay perfect
against another standout combat sports

athlete in Glenn Hammerhand's Hunter.

Brian Baby Yoda's Scambler has built his
life around coaching, competing, and

chasing titles across multiple grappling
styles.

Now at 155 pounds, he says he feels
faster, stronger, and ready to turn

Slap into his next championship pursuit.

Across from him is Glenn Hammerhand
Hunter, a lifelong combat sports athlete

with a Muay Thai, MMA, kickboxing, and
wrestling background.

Armed with a resilience forged from a
martial arts lifestyle, he returns with

hard -earned experience and one goal, to
prove he belongs.

Coming up next, Bryant, Baby Yoda's
gambler, takes on Glenn Hammerhand

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This is Hammer Hands, Glenn Hunter Jr.,
34 years old, residing in Milwaukee,

Wisconsin, with his five pit bulls. They
keep him motivated, he says, and he is

extra motivated.

After his debut, he said, I was
hesitant. I was anxious. I only threw it

80%. Tonight, I'm going full bore. You
can expect a 100 % slap.

Right out of the gate. Yeah, and you
can't fault him for that. You come in

on your debut, and a lot of guys are
just thinking, I want to go clean. I

to make sure everything lands. Look at
our last competitor, Brandon Wilson,

saying that was only like 80%. I didn't
go 100.

Well, Glenn Michael Hunter Jr. did that
in the last outing. Didn't get the

knockout, but then he got caught after
that. Now, just a note, he got caught by

Hayden Johnson, the concrete cowboy.
He's fighting for the championship belt

tonight, so it was a tough competitor.

But he's got another tough matchup
tonight against Brian Scrambler.

Baby Yoda, Brian Scrambler.

Found out early this week he would have
a new opponent.

Man, if his first match was any
indication, this guy's going to be a

lightweight. He was one and done at 170,
so he drops down to 155. He was the

assistant wrestling coach for the
University of Arizona club wrestling

left to focus on his coffee company,
where he has gone from barista to CEO.

Impressive guy. That's quite the step up
in the company. He's got three, two

brick and mortars, one mobile location.

Those Bros Coffee is killing it right
now, and he's also killing it in the

athletic department. This guy's a 12
-time All -American. He said, 12 -time

-American, please explain. Five -time
Greco, three -time jiu -jitsu, one -time

in catch wrestling, one -time in sambo,
and one -time in beach grappling. That

sounds like a lot of fun, but he comes
from a background.

And look out if this guy wins for the
backflip celebration.

Beach grappling, I guess that's big in
California. Got to get into that as we

take a look at the tail of the tape. Six
years older is Gambler, who's coming in

as the minus 235 favorite over Glenn
Hunter. He is motivated

and ready.

Here's Justin Bernard.

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half inches tall, weighing in at 155
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Out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Glenn
Hammerhead Hunter.

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red corner, he stands five feet, six

inches tall, weighing in.

your referee in charge, Chris Taione.

Winner of the coin toss and striking
first, Brian Gambler.

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Brian Gambler, first round knockout in
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Glenn Hunter, first round loss.

By KO in his debut. Now Brian Stambler,
Baby Yoda, is 40 years old.

He's been grappling his entire life.

So far done very well in his power slap
career.

Stambler's just a stud in this sport.
I'm actually a little worried for Hunter

here. This could be two one and done in
a row for Baby Yoda.

Yeah, when you get the power hitter who
wins the coin toss.

Got to make Hunter pretty nervous.
That's your measure.

Oh, my God. That's it.

I knew it.

Gambler is an animal.

Wow.

Gambler's never been hit yet. As long as
he's winning the coin toss, he's

knocking people out.

Glenn Hunter doesn't know what planet.

and so on.

We might have a new title contender in
the 155 -pound division.

Brian Scambler's an animal.

He is so good, so strong.

The combat sports background.

You saw this one coming a mile away.

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Take a look at this vicious knockout.
Bracing for impact.

He got all of that one.

Look at him. I mean, he's out right
there. You see the breathing?

Does he hit the... Yeah.

Hits the podium.

Goes down.

Yeah, podium check.

Sketchers were up.

He was on his back in about 2 .2
seconds.

I think Ryan Scramble is going to be
on...

Everyone's radar if you're in the
lightweight division.

2 -0 so far. Two knockouts, both in the
first round. Comes from that grappling

background, and he's showing the
physicality from it here in the power

Well, just think about this for a minute
as we look at Dana's reaction.

Yeah.

Scambler. Oh, there's a backflip. Sorry,
Dan. Oh, that was sweet.

I missed that.

Just an athlete.

And all around.

athlete is Ryan Scambler.

I mean, we have to see what happens
tonight in the main event, right? But

lot of guys are looking to step up and
fight a guy like Robert Trujillo, the

champion. It's not a deep division in
lightweight. You have a guy who's

for the title tonight with just one
match on the resume.

Hayden Johnson.

Scambler has two.

Exactly. I mean, you have to look at the
impressiveness of this type of

performance. This certainly warrants him
to take that step up next.

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Ladies and gentlemen, referee Chris
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Scambler.

I'm here with the winner, Brian
Scambler.

2 -0 in power slap, both first -round
knockouts. You have never been hit

How are you feeling?

I haven't been on this stage, but I've
been here before. I'm feeling great.

Okay, not on this stage, though. How
long can we keep that going? I mean, as

long as you keep winning the coin toss,
is this an inevitable finish for you?

That's what the plan is. That's what I'm
working for.

What goes through your mind before you
deliver a ferocious slap like that?

This man's going to sleep.

I have anvils for him. They're coming
for you.

Did you manage to get a look at Dana
White's reaction to that one?

Yes, ma 'am, I did.

Give him a little salute, too.

That was awesome.

What's up? When can I fight next again?

I'm ready next month. What's up?

So a few more weeks, you want another
spot?

Absolutely. Let's do it. All right. I
mean, I think no one would have an issue

with that. You keep delivering finishes
like that one. Congratulations, my

friend. Ladies and gentlemen, your
winner by knockout, Brian Skambler.

If he's not calling for the title shot,
I'm calling for the title shot, yeah.

What would it be like to see this man
and Robert Trujillo standing face -to

-face on the power slap stage? You know,
we often have to educate people and let

you know the point toss winner doesn't
necessarily mean that they're going to

knock the guy out on the first one, but
you have somebody like Ryan Gambler,

he's knocking everybody out, 2 -0, 2
knockouts, 2 first round hits, and he

hasn't taken any damage yet, as long as
he's winning these point tosses.

This guy's an All -American in
grappling. He's been grappling his

And that ability and that strength of
him, at 40 years old, Dan, at 40 years

old, putting on these type of
performances, we have to see what

main event tonight. But this is a guy
that could be next in line.

40 years young, Alan. Yeah, I mean he's
40 years young.

Younger than us.

The reaction from the crowd was wild.

There's a lot of people in the crowd
that have probably never seen knockouts

like this.

Dana and Hunt is two people that have
seen a lot of knockouts, but so

impressive, that type of performance.

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Four fights down and four to go,

a lightweight championship showdown.
It's a main part littered with top

contenders and title eliminators.

Veterans of the sport who could be one
slap away from vying for a belt.

It's the former champion, A .J.

Dattekens. He has faced and beaten some
of the best in power slap, but he better

be ready for the sport's next wave of
strikers, including Esteban the Prince,

the veteran.

Former light heavyweight champion AJ
Static Hint meets the unbeaten Esteban

Prince Saavedra, who welcomes the former
champ with an open hand.

AJ, I think he had a good run at the
very beginning of Power Slap, but now

time is over, and now it's my time to
show the world that I will come up on

So being a former champion, coming into
a match with a 1 -0 prospect, you know,

it's not ideal, but...

I didn't do well in my last match. It's
been a while since I've been in the win

column, gotten any knockouts. So I've
got to come in and get the fans talking

again, give them what they want to see.

Hintz has been part of Power Slap since
the very beginning, building a six -win

resume that includes knockouts of Vernon
Pathy, Russell Rivero, and Frank

Holland, among others.

A former champion with experience across
multiple divisions,

Static brings pressure, power, and a
long history of big fight moments.

My last match, you know, it didn't go
the way I wanted. So it's actually been

while since I got to slap somebody.

And funny enough, the last person I got
to slap was Esteban's uncle, Isaiah. So

I'm going to keep it in the family, but
this time we're going to knock him out.

Saavedra arrived with a 1 -0 power slap
record and a striking foundation built

through years of Muay Thai training in
San Diego.

After earning a decision win over Mirza
Bahamovic in his debut, the Prince now

gets the chance to fast -track his ride
by taking out one of the most

experienced names in the division.

Paraslap saw something in me in order
for me to go immediately against the

former champ.

And tonight I will be showing the rest
of the world.

The Prince Esteban Saavedra coming in
with a Muay Thai background and a 1 -0

record in power slap.

You heard A .J. Hintz mention it. His
uncle, Azeel Rodriguez, has been in the

sport since the very beginning, and he
is uber confident going into this one.

Yeah, not a bad person to have as your
uncle, maybe a mentor, a bit of a coach,

if you will. It's been nearly a year
since San Diego native Esteban Cebedra

his winning debut. He says he's been
getting recognized here and there, which

hopes increases with another win
tonight.

Now, he works as a behavioral therapist.
He says one of his students recognized

him, saying, can you slap me? I know I
can take it.

Sabedra being the consummate
professional did not take him up on

ready tonight to unleash on A .J. Hinn.
Prince is aiming for a first -run

knockout and says if that does not
happen, then it's clear he did not train

enough. I like that mentality.

Yeah, you look at Sabedra.

This is a guy, I was looking at his
Instagram.

This guy's benching 110 -pound
dumbbells, right? He's got power.

He's the guy that can get the job done.
Obviously, he's 1 -0 in his power slap

career, and he feels like going into
this matchup, even though he's going up

against a former champion in AJ, he
doesn't feel AJ is the same guy he used

be.

There's the familiar smile, that wry
little smile from AJ, stat against the

former champion, won the belt.

defended the title, and then went five
hard rounds with Wolverine.

Mid -2023, one of the biggest names in
the sport during that time.

He's had a lot going on away from the
power slap cage. Four kids at home. His

mom passed away about a year ago, left
him the family house. He's been fixing

that up.

Unlike when he was the champion, when he
would literally just get off the couch

and come in here for a match, he's been
taking his training a lot more seriously

than when he started his career. Yeah,
he's been busy at home. You know what

else he's been busy with?

Watching Mortal Kombat.

The guy comes in with a Mortal Kombat
light -up cup, and I had to ask him

it right away.

He said he watched the movie three times
just this week alone.

Now, I know sometimes going into fights
you want to watch a movie that inspires

you. I'll go watch 300 or Gladiator or
Bloodsport. No, it's Mortal Kombat for

him. He's infatuated with it. He loves
the character Smoke in that movie. He

also talked about some of the subtleties
in the sport. He says a lot of guys are

trying to kind of cheat.

in those gray areas, rolling with it,
shrugging the shoulders. He's having

of it. He feels like he's going to come
in here and have a clean performance and

get back in that win column again. The
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Introducing to you first in the blue
corner, he stands five feet, 10 inches

tall, weighing in at 204 .5 pounds out
of San Diego, California.

Now introducing his opponent in the red
corner.

He stands five feet, seven and a half
inches tall.

Weighing in at 206 pounds. Out of Adams,
Wisconsin,

AJ Static Hintz.

And when the action begins, your referee
in charge, Eric McMahon.

Winner of the coin toss and striking
first, AJ Hintz.

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To the center, to the center.

All right, so Hintz is going to strike
first.

He's only had one match a year in each
of the last two years. Five in 2023.

Three of those were title fights.

Yeah, and that's what Saavedra was
alluding to, that AJ Hintz came on the

very strong, was one of the top guys, a
champion, had a lot of knockouts, and

that has started to fade. AJ looking to
get back in that win column and look to

get some knockouts once again.

Really digging into the ground is Hintz.

One.

Slow measure.

Walk to me.

We're good. He looks good. It might have
been some of that experience right

there. Very slow measure, very slow
windup, and then like a firecracker, AJ

on loads.

Nice shot.

Sits down Saavedra.

So Saavedra comes over.

to the chalk stand, puts on his glasses
so he can get a good look at the

knockdown shot that Hintz landed.

All right, 10 seconds.

I don't know if I've seen that before.

I've definitely never seen it before,
and I've done all 20 of these. Look at

defense right here of Hintz.

I mean, he is batting down against that
table.

Is his height good for you?

Hintz is getting really low.

He's got everything engaged.

His neck, his core, his legs.

Right hand on one.

I don't know if Ed Saban is fully
recovered.

I mean, he was walking fine.

Right hand on one. You must measure.
Going on one. Cibethra said AJ Hintz

the same guy that he was in the
beginning.

See if he can take out the former
champion right here. Going on one.

Good fly.

I mean, it sounded like a whip. It
sounded great.

Didn't affect Hintz one bit.

Might have been a little low.

You ready?

They're going to take a look at it. I
can hear him saying it might have been a

little low.

They might be calling a club here.

It's close.

The man calls for their view. How about
the eyes?

He's still snarling right now.

It's almost a chop.

He didn't necessarily land with... Look
at this.

That's a tough call.

I feel like it's so close they might let
this one go.

Well, you know what might not help Pence
here is that... It was a good call on

the floor.

He had no reaction.

Good fly!

Good fly!

Go finish it, all right?

Go finish it.

Finally recovered.

All right, 10 -9 first round according
to you, Allen.

And Isaiah Quinones kept it nice and
simple for A .J. Stadikant.

Right hand on two. Right hand on two.
You must measure.

A .J. started his career with four of
his first wins by way of knockout. See

he can seal the deal right here in round
two.

What number is he going on? Two.

Taking that slow approach. Here we go.

Good clap.

Good clap.

Replay. Quincy.

They exchanged pleasantries after that.

I want to see you see replay.

Sabandra might have messed with him a
little bit. He kind of opened up his

mouth. Good clap on the floor.

Yeah, I don't know that I've seen that
before. Yeah.

Dangerous if he would have got caught.

With the mouth open? Yeah, break your
jaw.

Or dislocated, but not the strike that
Hans was hoping for.

There was a foul for clubbing. Oh, man.

One point.

Oh, brutal. One point.

One point deduction for the former
champ.

The clubbing call there, but not earlier
on. Some beds are interesting.

And he needs to go forward.

I mean, a tad bit high.

Well,

rules are rules.

And Saavedra with a big chance here in
round two.

And then when you reset, you kind of run
them out.

So let's keep up. Let's keep up. Clean
shot. He wins the round.

Hintz bowing the neck.

Eric Mann making sure the chin is up.

So there's a proper target for the
Prince. Right hand on one, you must

Right hand on one, you must measure. I
want you to skate right here. We're good

there. We're good there. Going on one.
Remember, Thibodeau last round, they had

to review his strike.

Hintz doesn't like the measure.

These middleweights are bringing some
heat, man. I'll tell you that much.

There's another look at it.

Another one at kind of that chopping
blow.

Yeah, that was a close round.

Point deduction on Hint's side, though.
I got you.

Could be a 9 -9 round.

All right, 20 seconds into the box. All
right, go. Give him a box. Into the box.

Fighter recovered.

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Into round three we go. We can't have
another offensive foul.

Don't move.

Two offensive fouls in a three -round
match if you get DQ. Right hand on two.

You must measure. Right hand on two.

AJ felt after round one they'd be able
to take this home and knock him out. Did

not have a clean strike.

See if he can get a clean, powerful
strike on this one and put this to bed.

ill afford another penalty?

Or it will be an automatic DQ.

At the same time, looking to drop the
hammer.

Get off of the table.

Good strike right there, right?

A .J. Hintz.

So that's the second time in three
rounds that Sylvester's been rocked by

But that point to dunk is really massive
here as Sylvester's going to go slack

for the last time. Yeah, Hintz did what
he needed to do, getting a strong strike

in this one. This is it right here.
Remember, I said it's close, okay?

He's lost a point. You were dropped
once, okay?

Hey, deal with me. Look at me. Look at
me. Don't look down, okay? I want you on

me so I can see it.

Hey, we got to land a perfect shot right
here. Very close match.

We're going to put it right on him.

Chalk up, chalk up.

He's barely hanging on right now.

It seems that way. How much is it going
to affect his offense right here?

I'd be surprised if he lands a clean
shot here.

He does not have his wits about him.
Yeah, and Bordeaux basically telling him

you need to knock him out.

of how I need you to keep it. This would
be one of the most unlikely knockouts I

have ever seen in 20 power slap events.

Hand and count.

Right hand on one. You must measure.
Keep them feet right there.

That's your measure. Here we go. Can AJ
hold on?

after that one loves and no love yeah
well

Subedra just landing that was a victory

considering the condition he was in as
he walked to the chalk stand.

Yeah, and you hear the coaching right
there, and he's spot on with this. It

seems to be landing more like a chalk
stand follow -through clean slap, and I

think that's taking the power off of it
for Saavedra.

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Take a look at this one. This might be
round one.

Sat him down.

Felt like AJ.

Not a good comeback strike for Saavedra.

AJ thought he was going to finish it in
round two, but not a clean strike for

him. Guy caught for clubbing.

Came back with a good one for Saavedra.
Round three.

Wobbled him again. AJ tells him, get off
of the table, man.

And then once again, a bit of a chopping
strike for Esteban Saavedra.

Looking like it's going to go to the
scorecards in favor of AJ Hintz.

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Ladies and gentlemen, after three
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decision. All three judges score the
contest 28 -26.

We've been up here together.

But all the hallmarks of you were
present in this match.

Crazy hard slaps, granite chin.

How does it feel to be back to your
winning ways?

It feels like being home, man. It's
good. It's real good.

I mean, unanimous decision. Did you feel
like you had done enough? I know you

would obviously want more. You were
clearly looking for a knockout. Did you

like you had done enough, though, and
had all the confidence in the world your

hand was going to be raised? I easily
did enough with that. Like, the dude

barely moved me.

He has nothing for me.

What would it have taken for you to have
gotten the knockout? Because I know

that was on your mind. I mean, that's
how we know you. That's how you came

the radars of everybody.

What went through your mind as you were
trying to achieve that?

Honestly, if I would have missed round
two, he would have been sleeping.

But that's on me, so.

Okay, well, now you've got some momentum
on your side, right? That feels good.

So what's next?

Fucking everyone, dude. Who is fucking
next, bro?

Maybe everybody. Everybody. Fucking same
night, dude. We're happy to have you

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That would be a massive understatement
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Blackburn has built one of the strongest
resumes in power slap, with six wins,

three title fight victories, and
finishes of top names like Aziel

Chris Thomas.

After dropping the welterweight title to
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with a clear message to the division.

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Coming out with a win against Andrew
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Puts me in a really good place to send a
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coming from my belt bag.

Provost enters with momentum,
confidence, and a three -fight win

power slap.

A wrestler, pro MMA fighter, and
Brazilian jiu -jitsu black belt, the Big

Wolf is fresh off a win over Aziel
Rodriguez and now has the chance to take

a former champion on his way to the top.

I'm going against Blackburn tonight.

He's a former champ. He just lost his
belt in his last match.

I think he's good, but he's in my way,
so I've got to take him down.

Professional, mixed martial arts
fighter, believes a win tonight earns

title shot. Plans to call out the champ
after he wins tonight.

The native of Plattsburgh, New York,
moved to Central Florida not long ago,

teaching Brazilian Jiu -Jitsu and MMA at
Humble Grounds BJJ Academy in Hernando,

Florida, right outside of Ocala. Yeah,
he almost seemed a little frustrated

speaking with him because he felt like
the last outing was a title eliminator.

He did not. get that title shot.

So going into this one here tonight, he
feels like a win tonight over a former

champion like Anthony Blackburn.
Absolutely puts him in line to fight for

belt next. And he feels like he's able
to get that done. He feels like he's

going to be the bigger guy, the stronger
guy.

Absolutely the harder hitter. This is a
family man. He uses his kids as

motivation when he's away.

Yeah, speaking of kids, busy man.

Away from the power slap stage, together
with his wife Tasha, they are raising

four children. His youngest is just two
years old. He said time away from the

family during camp can be a little bit
rough, but he's managed to do pretty

thus far at power slap.

Coming in on three straight wins is the
big bad wolf, and he does know that a

win here tonight could mean a title
fight next.

Anthony, babyface Blackburn, former
power slap welterweight champion, lost

title to Cole Young at the end of last
year. That was after.

Two title defenses.

The reign was nearly a year.

Like his opponent, he plans on calling
out the champion after his victory here

tonight. But that champion would be at
lightweight. He said he's going to move

on down.

He wants to take on Robert Trujillo.

Well, you can see that somewhat in the
piece that we played before the walkout

where he was almost stuttering about
what would be next after a win here.

And it was what you're alluding to right
there, Dan.

I think he's done with... This division,
I think he wants to move down. He

wasn't quite ready. He was offered
actually an opportunity to fight

some point, but he wants to take his
time. He wants to make sure he does the

weight cut correctly. He wants to
rebound here and get that momentum

And if I'm being honest, he seemed like
he was in a bit of a different place in

speaking with him. I think after going
on a seventh fight on Beat Street and

then suffering that loss in his last
outing, losing the belt.

He was trying to figure things out.
Nothing would help him figure things out

better than getting a big win and a
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He stands 5 feet 9 inches tall, weighing
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your referee in charge, Jason Herzog.

Winner of the coin toss and striking
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Jason Herzog getting it going here.

Right on three, isn't it? Right on
three. Give me a measure. Right on

Right on three. That is your measure.

All right, Big Bad Wolf up first going
on three.

Baby Faith has never been knocked out in
his power slap career.

One.

That's all he has.

That's all he has. That was a lot,
though.

That was juicy, man. That swing had some
hair on it.

Blackburn showing a lot of experience.

That one hit him hard, but look at him
gathering himself, trying not to

show that he's hurt in the eyes of the
judges.

Nice job eating that shot.

I don't know what he's saying. It seems
good, right?

Holy smokes.

Which hand and what count?

Right on one. Right on one. Give me a
measure. Right on one.

Right on one.

Right on one. That is your measure.

Right on one. All right, babyface going
on one.

Was a little bit high.

Got him in the eye right there. Made a
popping sound, but didn't seem as

powerful as Provost's strike.

Made him take a step back.

With FEMA, we've been high.

The butcher

wants to make a minor adjustment on the
placement.

It's so difficult, right? I mean to...
Blackburn

pumped up, man.

Small adjustment.

That he wants Provost to land on the
target.

See if he can hit that sweet spot right
here.

Said, I'm going to eat that. Go ahead
and chalk it, dog.

Oh!

Replay. Yeah, it didn't seem clean.

It was almost like a push at the end. I
don't know if he delayed on the back of

the split.

It was funky.

Blackburn feels confident.

Feels like he's going to knock out
Provost in this next one. Take a look at

right here.

They didn't call anything.

You're good.

It's almost like he got caught when he
hit the face and couldn't follow

Yeah, like you said, you got kind of
stuck and then he just kind of kept

his hand rather than following through
with the same momentum all the way

through the strike.

Good opportunity right here for
Blackburn to even things up.

We're finished the fight.

Certainly feels confident after eating
that strike that he can try to end it

right here.

Going on one again. Right on one.

Right on one, Matt.

Right on one. See if Babyface can return
to his former glory.

He would love nothing more than a
knockout here.

You know, it's hard to tell the damage
with provos because

it's so good at reacting like it was
nothing.

Playing to the judges.

Glancing through the eye right there as
well with the fingertips.

Looks like Provost is starting to kind
of roll with it.

Nice job with just the minor heel lift
there from Babyface. Seemed a little bit

high, kind of an ice scraper. Don't
stand up when you go, all right?

If you're going to stay low, just stay
through, all right?

All right, let's go. Here, here. Hey,
walk in. Look at your scorecards here,

tied up at 19 apiece. You gave the first
round to Provost, second round to

Blackburn. If that's accurate, it's all
coming down to the third round here.

Two, swing for the big bad wolf, Andrew
Provost.

That was a strong shot right here.

Blackburn's got some making up to do.

Blackburn has a spin.

Yeah, he does.

Don't go high.

They said if you go high, they're going
to call you clubbing, all right?

Bit of a dilemma right here for
Blackburn. They're saying don't go high,

otherwise they're going to call you for
clubbing.

You don't want that to get into your
head and you start second guessing your

strike.

But after that strike by Provost,
Blackburn's going to have to give

in this one.

Blackburn is Motown tough, man.

He is.

Build them different in Detroit.

Hit them, line up, and stay low, okay?
Let's go. A little bit of blood on the

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Here we go.

On one for the former champion.

Right on one with a measure. Needs to
have something significant right here.

Right on one.

Might need a knockout.

He was doing one and a half. He's been
going to therapy. They've been telling

him to be kinder.

Oh, my goodness. Blackburn needed a big
comeback performance in round three, and

he's certainly delivered.

Doesn't get the knockout, but gets the
knockdown after he was absolutely

This was ridiculous.

After taking the shot that Blackburn did
to come back and answer the call when

he needed essentially exactly this to
get the win.

He does his best Josh Hokut right here.

That one got a reaction out of me. Dude,
that was silly. It hurt, too.

My.

Mama liked it.

You know, he told us he had been in a
plump, and it was difficult coming off

first loss of his career, which was in a
title fight after defending the belt

twice. And he said, I'm coming out of it
tonight, man.

He told us, even though he seemed like
he was off, and it really weighed on him

losing that last outing.

Oh!

Jason Herzog is over here telling us,
we're going one more round.

Sudden victory.

Wow.

Let's make it official and hear from
Justin.

Ladies and gentlemen after three rounds
this match remains a draw.

to recover.

How much recovery happened in these
couple of minutes since that last shot?

And how much of an adrenaline dump did
Blackburn just have? Because it felt

he thought that he just rode into the
sunset with that victory.

Sudden death.

Round four.

And, you know, it's really interesting.

Herzog let this one go on. He saw
something there in Provo that he was

Obviously, he didn't know it was going
to be a sudden victory round, but this

could have been called. Herzog made the
decision.

to let it go on, and we've all been
rewarded with our first sudden victory

of the night. Thank you, Jason Herzog.

You just

don't get these type of things in MMA.
They would have this in kickboxing, in

glory.

A sudden victory type round. We get it
here tonight, Power Slap 20.

Anthony Blackburn clawed himself back
into this matchup.

All right, Provo needs a little extra
chalk on the hands. Let's see what kind

thoughts he has now after getting sat
down by Babyface.

And remember, he landed an incredibly
solid shot on Blackburn in the last

as well. So both of them have taken some
damage.

Right on three.

One.

Two.

Oh, my God. What a shot.

Provost with the comeback of all
comebacks. You have to be kidding me.

Wow.

Provost was in the same position that
Blackburn was in for a second.

Comeback accomplished.

time and gets the knockout performance
over the former champion Anthony

Blackburn.

That was incredible.

Blackburn is still out.

One of the greatest comeback slaps that
we've ever seen. I

mean.

I'm just trying to go through the course
of events that we just witnessed.

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Provost knew he needed something strong.
He was just knocked down. We thought it

might have been over for Provost.

Jason Herzog gave him an opportunity to
recover. Went to the scorecards.

It was a draw.

Sudden victory.

And Andrew Provost put... Everything he
had into that one.

Blackburn not able to eat that one.

Blackburn was on Mars.

Yeah, he's still on Mars.

Thank God for Jason Herzog. Look at
Charlie.

He saw the provost was still there.

Still ready to compete.

Epic. What an epic performance from
Andrew Provo.

Look at Bordeaux.

He doesn't even know what just happened.

Wow.

You've got a feel for a guy like Anthony
Blackburn. A staple in this sport, a

former champion.

The highs of highs and the lows of lows,
I mean, that's combat sports.

And that was all within a three -minute
span for Provost. He thought he had won.

I mean, it's our partner, Mike Bisping,
isn't here right now, but he can speak

to this. When he fought Anderson Silva,
and Anderson Silva thought he won the

fight, and the fight, and he celebrated
like he won.

Fight kept going on.

Bisping showed the toughness and grit,
came back and won that fight, and

did the same tonight.

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Provost.

Holy shit.

That was one of the craziest knockouts
we have ever seen in Power Slap. I need

to know exactly what was going through
your mind before you delivered that

sudden death slap.

Well, I just knew I had to hit him
really, really hard.

That's it? I mean, the intensity in your
eyes said more than that.

Yeah, I just knew I had to land really
hard on him and put him down and out.

To be in the position where just the
round before, you had almost been

out, to come back a couple minutes
later, learning there's a sudden death

and delivering a ridiculous slap, that,
like I said, one of the most brutal

knockouts we've ever seen.

How does that feel?

It feels great.

I just knew I had to hit him really
hard, and I know that my chin can take

How does your hand feel? I saw you
shaking it out a little bit.

It's pretty sore.

Okay, well, that was crazy.

We want to see you again soon. I have to
imagine you want to be back in action

again soon.

What's next for you?

Title shot.

You're a man of few words right now.

Are you just absorbing all that just
happened?

Yeah, he hit me pretty hard, so, you
know, I'm pretty beat up.

Hey, well, congratulations. That was
incredible. We cannot wait to see you

here again. Ladies and gentlemen, your
winner by knockout in sudden death,

Andrew Provost.

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Babyface falls at the hands of Andrew
Provost.

And Provost, my God, what a knockout.
Let's take a listen.

He knew he was done.

Just incredible.

I mean, you think we're going to see
some of that on social media for the

couple of months?

We have an incredible comeback.

Seeing a knockout like that in a long,
long time under those circumstances in a

sudden victory round. It was the drama,
the buildup. I mean, Provost, let's not

forget, he was hurt. He was injured
early in this matchup, came back.

We thought the fight was over in the
third round. He comes back and gets his

win. Again, thank you to Jason Herzog
for letting that go on.

The final two fights of the evening are
on the way. One title fight, one

heavyweight title eliminator. This
should be an absolute banger. Here's

with more on the two men in our coming
event.

Dan, thank you. Dorian Perez is not
messing around in his quest to reinsert

himself back into the heavyweight title
picture. He's been lifting heavier with

a focus on his legs to generate more
power and on his core for rotation and

accuracy. He calls Nate Bernard a
friend, but once he gets on that stage,

all business.

Bernard feels the exact same. He is
expecting a war, and since his respect

Perez will have no bearing on the
beating he is prepared to put on his

He is itching to challenge for the title
and knows one way to do that will be

sitting down to serving the piece for
the first time in his power slap career.

Dan?

Thank you, Charlie. Tomorrow?

England's Arnold Allen ready to make a
statement against dangerous finisher

Melchizedek Acosta, winner of six
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Perez has a 68 % chance to beat Nate
Bernard.

It was only a matter of time before this
pair of former title challengers

collide as Dorian Disturbing the Peace
Perez stares down fellow heavyweight

the Buffalo Soldier Bernard.

It's an East Coast -West Coast
heavyweight collision between two former

challengers as Dorian Disturbing the
Peace Perez meets Nate the Buffalo

Bernard. The match that I'm expecting to
face against Dorian is going to be a

battle. He wants it as bad as me. I want
it as bad as him.

It's going to be very exciting.

I'm going against Nate Bernard.

Tonight is his retirement party, so
congratulations, Nate.

Happy for you, buddy.

Perez has proven to be one of the most
reliable threats at heavyweight since

early days of Powers Class.

With seven wins over names like Darius,
Mata Verona, James Stonier, and Kono

Pau, plus a five -round title fight
already on his resume, disturbing the

has left no doubt about his grit, power,
and the belief that he is one win away

from a second shot at gold.

This fight is huge as far as title
implications go.

You know, I've got to solidify my spot
at the top.

If you're number one, you've got to be
able to beat anybody underneath you, and

I'll prove that every single time.

Bernard came storming into Powerslap in
2023, stacking back -to -back stoppages

that earned him a heavyweight title
shot.

The Buffalo native has faced some of the
division's heaviest hitters, and after

a sudden victory win over Aaron Turner,
the Buffalo soldier returns with renewed

momentum and his eyes back on top of the
division.

I'm here to go ahead and handle
business. That's all it's about. No

No, no, no jokes.

Straight business.

He is the Buffalo Soldier, Nate Bernard,
coming in with a 3 -3 record in power

slap. Every time he makes the walk, I
think about his debut.

A first -round knockout of Stevie Ray
Payne. It happened on the morning show.

Daniel Cormier was sitting on the desk.

That was his introduction to power slap.

Crazy, crazy strength.

A former college football player at
Southwestern Oklahoma State currently

working as a security guard for the
Buffalo Bay.

Yeah, and then he followed up that debut
with another knockout in the third

round against Dwayne Crespo. Big man,
Nate Bernard.

Lots of experience. And he's coming into
this match with a bit of a chip on his

shoulder. It kind of feels like...

He's not getting the respect he deserves
in this sport that wants to come here

and earn it. He also spoke about the
toughness of Dorian Perez. Dorian Perez

never been sat down in all of his
matches.

He's made it a point to say, I'm going
to be the first guy to sit him down.

And he was honest. He said, even with
the win here, I don't know if I'm up

in line for a title shot. I might need
another, but I'm looking to get things

going first with a big win here tonight.

historian disturbing the piece Perez one
of the more seasoned fighters on the

power slap roster this is his 10th power
slap match he's been here since the

inception of the promotion he has been
nearly to the top of the mountain

fighting for a title against Damien
DeBell in December of 2024 been training

with his younger brother Isaiah who's a
piece in his own right at just 14 years

old the kid's dead lifting 425 pounds
Hearing Dorian talk about his little

brother, incredibly proud.

He would love nothing more than to get
his third win in a row to make little

proud of him. Yeah, I mean, I know this
is about Dorian, but shout out to his

little bro, 14 years old, 6 '3", 425
-pound deadlift. You know, he's got good

genes in that family. But Dorian Perez,
disturbing the peace.

You look at him, seven and two in power
slap, one no contest. Nobody has been

able to crack his chin. Look, they're
doing rock, paper, scissors up here

this walk.

And it ends with a little love. But
Dorian Perez spoke about this match is

highly anticipated.

They've been talking about this matchup
for quite a while. We finally get it

here tonight.

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Weighing in at 266 pounds.

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Right hand on three. Okay, we're going
right hand on three. You must measure.

Okay. Hold on.

Stay right there. Former title
challenger will go on three with the

shaven head.

He's what I like to call a meat and
potato slapper.

Working like.

Good.

Consistent.

Felt like it was a little high.

Take a look at this right here.

Didn't look high to me.

Yeah.

That looked pretty good.

Yeah, it looked clean. Looked like he
kind of pushed it.

Didn't impress Nate Bernard.

Historically, Dorian Perez isn't really
known as a knockout guy. He's a guy that

can go into the deep waters. No one has
yet been able to sit him down.

And he went five rounds with the
champion, Damian DeBell.

Which is saying a lot, because DeBell's
a monster.

Bernard lost in the first round to
Damian DeBell in a title fight as well.

both of these guys, former title
challengers, he carries an internal

Says he's been feeling overlooked.

Had a huge win his last time out against
Aaron Turner in Sutton Victory.

That's your measure.

One.

Two.

Whoa.

What's up?

Strong opening round right there for
Nate Bernard.

Now, what I said.

Here's another look at it. Just a clean
slap.

But Dorian just eats everything.

Such a strong chin.

Took a big breath before.

Powerful strike from Nate Bernard.

Perez doing what he always does, eating
these shots.

There's a smack between both men.

These guys both felt that this matchup
has been one years in the making.

Finally standing toe -to -toe with one
another.

Which feels like a title eliminator.
Number one versus number two.

Just two knockouts in seven career

wins for Dorian Perez.

Would love to get one here.

One.

Two.

Oh. Uh -oh.

Perez clowning.

Three. Four.

Five. Six.

Seven. Eight.

Perez.

He's a wild man.

wasn't impressed with the opening round
strike. He felt all of that one.

He was definitely stumbled here in round
two.

Bernard is just a

giant of a man.

There's Perez.

Taking a dive himself.

Power

meter

down a little bit for the Buffalo
Soldier.

How does he respond right here going on
three?

late strike.

It's just so hard to move.

It's hard to hit them exactly how you
hit them the last time, alright?

Line up just like you did. You were
perfect.

Don't fucking change a thing from the
last one, alright? You go when you're

ready, alright?

We got 44 seconds.

If you're ready to go, you can go. It's
up to you.

You've already hit them.

Just clean.

It was a perfect strike.

Keone is feeling pretty confident in his
fighter, Dorian Perez, that he hurt him

in the last round.

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Looking to put him out in round three.

Both men obviously going to need a big
strike.

Certainly feels like it's all tied up.

Tied for the second most wins in power
slap history with seven.

A decorated heavyweight contender.

Looking for the knockout here.

Two.

Oh.

Don't touch it. Two.

Three.

Four.

Five. Did not like that strike.

Seven. Put him on a stinky leg.

Second straight time.

Final chance here for the Buffalo
Soldier.

Not flying.

He's weak.

Exact same placement as the second round
as well.

Fedorian Perez.

Found that sweet spot.

Will it be enough?

Nate Bernard said, no one has sat down
Dorian Perez in all of his bouts. I want

to be the first. He's going to have to
do it here.

It's all or nothing here for Nate
Bernard.

He needs a strip sack and a touchdown
for the victory. We're going to have

another big comeback in this matchup.

There

are

a few men in this sport who are built
like disturbing the peace.

Dorian Perez has never been knocked
down.

We'll carry that into his next battle.

Yeah, his ability to take damage is his
superpower.

Solid strikes, but these are strikes
from Nate Bernard that would have

definitely wobbled at least most men in
his weight class, but Dorian Perez is

deep.

Both of these guys just built different.

An impressive performance from Nate
Bernard, but it certainly looked like

on the losing end of this after being
wobbled a couple of times by Dorian

Round one felt like a feeler, a feeler
-outer for Dorian Perez. Round two and

round three, he found the button.

Placement in the exact same spot full
-time. He was able to hurt him.

These guys are buddies.

They send each other memes on Instagram.
They knew they were going to have to go

toe -to -toe at some point in their
power slap careers, and that came

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I know you two are close, but, you know,
business is business, and you handled

business.

Was that the match you were
anticipating?

Oh, yeah. That was everything that I
thought it was going to be.

He's a fucking beast.

He's a monster, and there's nothing to
take away from him with that.

Actually, I bully all my opponents. It
was really hard to find something to

fun of him about.

Well, you know, you now have bragging
rights, and, you know, you showed off

everything you could do. You said that
was the goal coming into this.

You wanted to show off your strong slap.
You wanted to show off a great chin.

You did just that.

Was there anything you wish you could
have done differently, or is that

the game plan is how you practice?

I just try to get better every time, try
to give you guys a better show every

time, and I'm trying to put my blood on
the line for you guys. This is all for

the fans.

Still never been knocked down?

Oh, yeah, never been knocked down, never
been knocked out. There's only one

thing I haven't done in this sport yet,
and it's put a belt around my waist, so

let's fucking do it. I was going to say,
are you ready to run it back with

DeBell? Because that's what's next.

Oh, yeah. I'm ready to go. Let's go,
Bell. Me and you, baby.

Let's do the fucking man dance.

Yeah!

I love the emotion.

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Niners defensive end Nick Bosa is here,
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belt on the line against Hayden Johnson,
who is just one strike away from power

slap immortality.

Once I walk out, I see the crowd, I see
the light, I see my people. I get that

feeling to my body, like, all right,
this is what I'm here for. And when I

on that stage, I'm just ready to put
everyone to sleep.

In this lightweight division, you know,
I think I'm going to retire as a champ.

You know, I think it's going to be years
before they find someone to my level. I

definitely know all the guys they got
right now. I could run through them. I

could take them all in one night. That's
how confident I am.

Robert Trujillo is going to take a hit
that he cannot withstand.

Period. He's never felt power like he's
about to feel. When I hit people, they

hit the ground.

Oh, no!

Are you serious?

Hayden Johnson with the glazed...

I'm pumped, dude. I'm built different.
None of these guys are going to stand in

front of me.

Tonight I'll be going up against Hayden
Johnson.

Definitely don't think this guy deserves
a shot at my belt.

But, you know, I give him his respect
for at least stepping up there against

He had the balls to say he'll go against
me, you know, which unfortunately for

him is not going to end well. I expect
to go on there and be one and done.

Facial eviction notice from Robert
Trujillo.

Hayden Johnson, I know you're confident.
You're excited about this. You're

getting shot to the top. But, you know,
it's unfortunate for you because just

right where you started, your train
started going up. I'm going to derail it

that fast. I don't want to put you to
sleep tonight.

Yeah, Robert is an exceptional athlete,
and nobody has really given him a run

for his money at all. But I think I got
the answer for that tonight.

To knock out Robert Trujillo and take
that lightweight championship would mean

so much to me. And just the shockwave
that it would send through the sport and

to be able to create a moment like that,
it would feel very great. It would feel

very rewarding.

All I got to say, lightweight division,
I'm here.

You better bring your absolute A game
tonight because I'm coming at you with

everything I got and you have not stood
across from someone like me.

Tonight, I want to make it very clear
who the new champion is and undoubtedly

Robert Trujillo.

It'll feel so sweet to hear and new.

Dayton Johnson with the title shot just
two months after his Power Slap debut.

He said he watched Power Slap with his
father while his father was battling ALS

in a hospice after his dad passed away.
He met Kono Powell in church.

That inspired him to become a part of
Power Slap after he went to the combine.

He is now fighting.

for the belt. Yeah, and you know, a lot
of people, when they hear that they're

fighting against somebody like Robert
Trujillo, it's daunting.

It's such a tough path.

He's been so quality, pound for pound,
probably the best we have in the sport.

In order to beat someone as good as
Robert Trujillo, you have to be

You have to have that confidence and a
huge self -belief. And that's all the

things that Hayden Johnson possesses. A
powerful guy.

But he goes into this...

Almost just thinking, this is meant to
be. This is what I spoke into existence.

He talked about his story. He used to
watch the reality show, Power Slap, with

his father when he was in hospice. And
he told his dad, I'm going to do this

day. And his dad would chuckle and say,
he'd be good at it. When his father

passed away, he did an application for
the Combine. He got the call. He made a

huge statement in his debut with a first
-round knockout. Ripped off his shirt,

showed the physique, and he got the
call. He comes into this.

He's not scared. He's not intimidated.

He truly believes, Dan, that he's going
to walk out with the belt around his

waist tonight.

The lightweight champion of the world,
Robert The Real Deal.

Trujillo, his first match in almost a
year, been active as a PowerSlam coach,

working a couple of part -time jobs as a
youth counselor.

One of the best MMA fighters we have in
PowerSlam. Hasn't fought in a couple of

years. His training partner is trying to
get him to fight again, but he is

solely focused on PowerSlam for the last
two years. He is dangerous, he is

powerful, and he is coming in on a six
-fight win streak those last two fights.

both for the time yeah i mean he's
talking about his he's a great mma

and his goal is to be in the ufc one day
but right now not being in the ufc he's

making so much money in power slap he's
like why would i go back to mma and make

less money he's the champion

He's one of the most respected guys we
have seen step foot on this stage. You

take a look at this 6 -5 win streak.

Knockout, knockout, TKO, TKO.

Unanimous decision against Dakota
McGregor. They had an immediate rematch,

then he knocked them out.

He's got a perfect record. When I say
the word perfect, he's also so

and he's never committed a foul. That is
so huge.

Fouls. Such an important aspect of this
sport and just the consistency that he

stays clean and the way cut that he
comes back into the stage so big has

him so dominant in this sport.

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All right, here we go, gentlemen.

All right, Terry Hatley getting us going
for our five -round main event, a

lightweight title on the line. Robert
Trujillo trying to defend for a second

time.

Johnson coming out right away, trying to
tuck that chin.

They're going to clean that up.

Trujillo's pointing it out as well.

Take a look at the amount of weight that
Robert Trujillo put back on. These guys

look the same size during the weigh -in,
but he cut so much weight.

He's expecting himself to be around 175
today.

That rounded hunchback is something I
haven't seen very often.

See if it pays off.

Finger licking good. Finger licking
good. And a lot of

people flicking each other off tonight.

It's a new thing apparently.

Really biting down on his mouth guard.

The voice you're hearing is that of the
butcher, Brandon Bordeaux.

In the blue corner with Hayden Johnson
saying, you've got to make him feel you

here. Yeah, and Terry Hadley is still
talking to him about that defensive

posture. Watch his shoulders for us on
the next one.

Keep his shoulders down, please,
shoulders down.

Trujillo's been another guy that's been
so consistent on defense, being able to

eat and absorb shots.

You know, there's a lot of guys with an
MMA background in this sport, but there

are very few that have had the success
of Robert Trujillo. This is a guy who

could easily be on the Contender Series
at some point. He is a real deal

fighter.

One.

needs to be careful there. He was
leaning.

Yeah, and that's exactly what Quinonez
is telling him here.

Leaned a little bit into it, I believe.
There it is.

Give him a warning.

Yeah, they let him slide on that one.

His coach, Quinonez, is telling him, if
you were leaning a bit, be cautious.

Can't afford a penalty.

a high -profile match like this.

So you give Trujillo the first round
here.

I did. Are set to start round two.

Did you hear Harry Hadley been on
tonight, bro? Oh,

he's awesome.

Yeah,

Hayden Johnson's trying to tuck his
chin.

There seemed to be some movement before
that.

We'll get a look at it here.

He was saying he's pulling his shoulders
up like he's doing shrugs.

Yeah,

there was some movement.

Oh, and it deflected. His hands
deflected off of the shoulder movement.

This could be a penalty.

All right, so both of them with a

little bit of a flinch.

I think warnings for each. You say an
eye for an eye. Both of them had a

movement.

There's not much wiggle room from here
on out in terms of the flinching. Yeah.

Hey,

there's that self -belief I spoke about.

Concrete Cowboy Hayden Johnson.

Not scared at all. Trying to speak it
into existence.

One, two, three.

Fair enough.

Stepping. Had some heat on it. It had
some heat on it.

Foul. Stepping.

Here we go. Come here, Blue.

Oh, that's huge.

You know, he picked him up a little bit.
He picks up that left pivot foot there,

right? Blue, one point stepping.

Blue, one point stepping. Oh, and then
his, yeah.

You have to call that.

Both feet had to be stepping.

But you have to. That's the correct
call.

OK,

listen, listen.

Final recover.

Listen to me. Listen to me. Both of you
are rolling your shoulders up. No more.

Keep your shoulders down. I don't care
if you want to flex your neck, whatever,

but do not bring yourself. You're
deflecting the blow. I can't hit you.

deflecting the blow. Keep it down. Here
we go. Get set.

Low down. Right there. Do not bring your
shoulders up.

Okay, right hand on three.

Right hand on three. There's your
measure.

Gary Hatley taking control.

Two.

Oh!

Line him up. Sit him down.

He doesn't know where he's at right now.

No, we're done.

That's it.

That's it. Trujillo does it again.

too consistent, too strong.

His chin absorbs everything and his
power shines through every time.

He's the best in his sport.

He's so tough.

He's so strong and lightweight.

Seven in a row. They couldn't get
anybody who wanted to fight him until

Johnson said yes.

And now you see why.

He is a dominant force in this sport.

Well, I don't want to take any shine
away from what we just saw from the

champion, Robert Trujillo, but a guy
that I'd like to see is Brian Scambler.

He showed out tonight, but let's take a
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Big strike in round number three. Seals
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That slow fall, but when you saw that
hand come up.

You knew it was probably over. A lot of
guys, when they get kind of phased out

like that, that stiff arm comes out.

Terry Hadley has saw enough.

Hayden Johnson came in here with a lot
of self -belief.

Wasn't phased at all by the hype around
Robert Trujillo, but the power was just

too much tonight.

You know, I guess you can see why he's
focusing on this sport.

Instead of MMA, he's just so, so
dominant. He's found his niche. I mean,

A lot of people don't quite... Who have
never watched Powerslap, they don't

understand all the subtleties involved
with the fouls and being able to pull up

the strike. And Robert Trujillo has it
figured out.

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Ladies and gentlemen, referee Kerry
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number three. Declaring the winner by
knockout.

And Dale, power slap, lightweight
champion of the world.

Robert, the real Dale Trujillo.

I'm here for the winner and still the
lightweight champion, Robert Trujillo.

Man, you are unstoppable. I mean, even
when you had your opponent.

In your face, saying you hit like a
bitch, you can take whatever.

You don't listen. You delivered amazing
slaps, knocked him out, still the champ.

Yeah, I feel like that's what I need.

As a champion, I get a hit first now,
but I feel like when I come out here and

get hurt, when I get hit, that's when it
brings out the dog in me.

And, you know, I just said after he said
that, I just show him what real power I

can bring.

What goes through your mind when you've
got someone chirping in your face and

you just know what you're capable of?

and you're about to deliver a slap like
you did, what exactly goes through your

mind? I hear him screaming, and I just
know exactly what he's going to hit me

with, and nothing's going to bother me.
So I know I just got to hit him harder

each round, and I'm going to go fucking
put his ass out.

All right, well, still the champ.

Who do you want next?

I'm ready for whoever.

I walk around at 175, give me the winner
of the 170 match.

Give me Brian Scambler. He looked good
tonight.

I'm ready for whoever.

But most of all, don't bet against me. I
know there's a fucking loser out there

who put $2 ,000 on Hayden.

That boy's getting fucking kicked out of
his house next month. I know that.

Anything else you'd like to say before
we wrap this thing up?

I just want to give a big shout out. My
parents, my son are here.

My grandpa's here in Vegas. It's his
birthday yesterday.

Happy birthday, grandpa. I love you.

A big shout -out to my daughter back
home. She graduated preschool today, and

couldn't be there, so I had to come put
on for her. I love all you guys.

Well, congratulations once again. A
phenomenal performance.

Ladies and gentlemen, your winner and
still the lightweight champion, Robert

Real Deal Trujillo.

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.com. His daughter, his 4 -year -old,

Liliana. Home, graduating from
preschool, as he mentioned. His son

tonight with him making his first trip
to Las Vegas. And how much fun is that

for his son Carter? He's going to look
for him right now. That is now seven

in a row for the lightweight champion.
There's Carter there.

Good job, Pop.

Way to get it done.

Yeah, I think he said the first time his
son has seen him perform and watched

his dad go out there, put on a show like
that, get the knockout. Two belts.

on the shoulder and around the waist.
Such an impressive performance.

And what I love about this guy is not
only did he perform, he called out the

we were talking about and hyping up so
much tonight.

First round knockoff of Brian Scambler.
He said, yeah, he had an impressive

performance. I'll take him next.

Yeah, Scambler looked great tonight.
That would be an unbelievable matchup.

there is no doubt in my mind the
toughest test for Robert Trujillo to

But this guy is dominant. I would say
Damian DeBell and Trujillo, probably the

most dominant champions in this sport
today.

I would agree. I would agree. Pound for
pound, maybe it's Trujillo.

So impressive, hasn't figured out.

And props to Hayden Johnson. You know, a
lot of people didn't want to answer the

phone call when they heard who the
opponent could be with Robert Trujillo.

Hayden Johnson did that, gave it his
best effort, just came up short tonight.

One of six Power Slap champions is
Robert Trujillo as he defends the title

the second time. The Hawaiian hitman at
Super Heavyweight, DeBell at Heavyweight

Wolverine. Isaiah Quinones was our coach
tonight. And Cole Young, of course,

round out our list of champions.

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As per usual, power slap 20 does not
disappoint.

Robert Trujillo, our lightweight
champion defending.

Manny Muniz getting it done. Main card
delivers with top shelf

performances. We have some newcomers who
are stepping up like Brandon Wilson in

his debut.

And keep your eye on Scambler. Baby Yoda
doing backflips and potentially

taking on Trujillo for the lightweight
championship coming up next.

Alan Joban with a yeoman's effort
tonight filling in for Michael Bisping.

Babyface with a wake -up call in sudden
victory against Andrew Provost.

Nate Johnson, welcome to the big show as
Trujillo takes care of business. For

Donovan Tarr, the rest of our production
staff, I'm Dan Helley. Thanks so very

much for joining us. And a great job by
Jimmy Stewart in the broadcast booth

tonight.