Amanda Serrano vs. Reina Tellez: Results and Fight Highlights

Amanda Serrano def. Reina Tellez (Unanimous Decision)

Serrano set the tone early, pushing the pace behind constant pressure, clean counters, and sharp body work. Fighting at a smart distance, she consistently found openings while Tellez fired back with solid shots of her own. The momentum briefly shifted in Round 3, when Tellez opened up with her best stretch of the fight, landing effective punches to both the head and body and forcing Serrano to respond.

As the bout wore on, Serrano’s body shots began to take a clear toll, even as Tellez showed resilience and found success in the later rounds, swelling Serrano’s right eye with repeated shots. In the final round, Serrano stepped on the gas, unleashing crisp combinations to the head and body while pressing for a stoppage, punctuating a strong finish to the main event.

Score: 98–92, 97–93, 97–93

Holly Holm vs. Stephanie Han — Han Wins via Technical Decision (Round 7)

Stephanie Han set the tone early, starting fast with right hands while Holly Holm focused on establishing distance, working behind her jab and straight left. As the fight settled, Han continued to press forward and find a home for her right hand, while Holm answered by doubling her left and closing the second round strong with a sharp combination. Han’s momentum peaked in the third, where a clean right hand snapped Holm’s head back and allowed her to control exchanges with effective counter shots.

The middle rounds stayed competitive. Holm opened the fourth with a crisp lead right, but Han responded with combinations to the head and body as both fighters traded clean shots. Han continued to mix in body jabs, right hands, and a sharp left hook in the fifth, edging another close round. The sixth remained tight, with Han countering cleanly and Holm finding success with her lead left. In the seventh, Holm increased her movement and output, but a headbutt opened a cut on Han, forcing the doctor to stop the fight at 1:44 of the round, leading to a technical decision victory for Han.

Krystal Rosado def. Tania Walters (Unanimous Decision)

Both fighters looked sharp early, but Rosado quickly asserted control behind her speed and combination punching. Walters showed durability and landed a few clean shots, though Rosado’s faster hands and multi-punch sequences consistently won exchanges and set the tempo.

As the bout progressed, Rosado’s pace and volume continued to separate the action. Walters remained tough throughout, but the speed and sustained combinations proved decisive, earning Rosado a clear unanimous decision victory.

Score: 60–51

Alexis Araiza def. Ebanie Bridges (Unanimous Decision)

Both fighters started fast, but Araiza quickly settled in, edging the early rounds as Bridges worked through visible rust following a lengthy layoff. While Bridges stayed active, Araiza’s timing and counterpunching stood out, allowing her to control exchanges without overcommitting.

The fight opened up in the middle rounds with sustained back-and-forth action, as both fighters traded combinations. Bridges made a late push behind pressure and volume, but Araiza remained composed, answering with clean counters and sharp shot selection to close the fight strongly and set the tone for the card.

Scores: 80–72, 78–74, 78–74

The card delivered high-level action from top to bottom, giving MVP Promotions a strong start to 2026 with momentum that should carry into the year ahead.