WBA Europe Convention to Feature 11-Fight Card in Madrid Showstopper – World Boxing Association

The primary-ever European Conference of the World Boxing Affiliation is ready to shut with a bang, delivering an exhilarating night time of fights on July 17 at Madrid’s Teatro Las Vegas. The occasion, promoted by The Boxer Membership, will function 11 action-packed bouts, together with regional title fights, professional showcases, and Olympic-style boxing—all a part of the WBA’s deep dedication to each stage of the game.

In the principle occasion, Morocco’s Moussa Gholam (23-1, 14 KOs) will defend his WBA Continental Americas tremendous featherweight crown in opposition to Argentina’s hard-hitting Maximiliano Verón (11-1, 4 KOs), in a conflict that guarantees fireworks.

The co-main occasion options Cuban two-time Olympic gold medalist Arlen López (4-0, 2 KOs), who places his WBA Continental Americas gentle heavyweight title on the road in opposition to rugged Mexican veteran Paúl Valenzuela Cuesta (28-12-1, 18 KOs).

In a 3rd title bout, unbeaten German middleweight Bujar Tahiri (19-0, 9 KOs) takes on Argentina’s Jonathan Wilson Sánchez for the vacant WBA Continental Gold belt.

The cardboard additionally consists of 4 six-round skilled fights showcasing high prospects resembling WBA-ranked flyweight Samuel Carmona, reigning WBA Ibero-American middleweight champ Ezequiel Gurría, inaugural WBA Ibero-American titleholder Antonio Collado, and promising Cuban contender Jorge Soto, all awaiting official opponent bulletins.

As a part of its sturdy push to help grassroots boxing, the WBA can also be presenting 4 Olympic-style matchups, that includes standout amateurs like Rafael Lozano Jr. (Olympic diploma), Ana Layezca, Rodolpho Fuentealba, and Clara Cortés, all of whom have beforehand competed underneath the WBA banner.

This night time of boxing will function the grand finale to a historic conference set for July 15–18, bringing collectively a number of the finest from throughout the European boxing panorama—and marking a brand new period for the WBA on the continent.