Experience the adrenaline-pumping action of Power Slap 5, where new champions were crowned and thrilling knockouts took center stage. Dive into the highlights and results of this epic event.
| Fighters | Result |
|---|---|
| Vern Cathey defeats Bear Bennett | KO (Round 1) |
| Wesley Drain defeats Travis Aragon | KO (Round 1) |
| Ryan Phillips defeats Darius Mata-Varona | Disqualification |
| Sheena Bathory defeats Christine Wolmarans | KO (Round 2) |
The Power Slap 5 event recently took place at the UFC Apex facility in Las Vegas, Nevada, showcasing a series of thrilling fights that left the audience on the edge of their seats. From the intense battle for the inaugural super heavyweight title to the stunning knockouts, this event had it all.
Middleweight Championship Fight
The main card started with a highly anticipated middleweight championship fight between John Davis and Azael Rodriguez. In an intense battle, Davis emerged as the victor, retaining his championship title through a unanimous decision.
Light Heavyweight Championship Showdown
Next up was the light heavyweight championship bout between Ron "Wolverine" Bata and Austin "Turp Daddy Slim" Turpin. Bata showcased his dominance in the ring, securing a unanimous decision victory and successfully defending his championship.
Power Slap Heavyweight Title Defense
Damien Dibbell, the reigning Power Slap heavyweight champion, proved his worth by delivering a devastating knockout blow to Nate Burnard in the first round. Dibbell’s powerful strikes solidified his position as the heavyweight champion.
The Main Event: Super Heavyweight Championship
The main event of the night featured a clash between Da Crazy Hawaiian and Kalani "Toko" Vakameilalo for the inaugural super heavyweight championship. In a thrilling second-round knockout, Da Crazy Hawaiian emerged victorious, claiming the championship title and etching his name in Power Slap history.
Full Card Results
| Fighters | Result |
|---|---|
| Vern Cathey defeats Bear Bennett | KO (Round 1) |
| Wesley Drain defeats Travis Aragon | KO (Round 1) |
| Ryan Phillips defeats Darius Mata-Varona | Disqualification |
| Sheena Bathory defeats Christine Wolmarans | KO (Round 2) |
These are just a few highlights from the event, which showcased the incredible talent and determination of the Power Slap fighters. Each fight was filled with excitement and showcased the unique skills of the competitors.
Power Slap Fighter Earnings
While the competition is still in its early stages, the fighters do not currently make substantial amounts of money. Former UFC middleweight Eric Spicely revealed that he was offered $2,000 to show and a $2,000 victory bonus for his Power Slap League debut. However, it’s important to note that fighter earnings can vary, and the highest-paid fighter of the night at the season 1 finale received $45,000.
Power Slap 5 was a night filled with electrifying fights, new champions, and unforgettable moments. The event showcased the raw power and skill of the competitors, leaving fans eagerly anticipating the next installment of this thrilling competition.
