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Jake Paul def. Ryan Bourland via TKO - Round 1, 2:32

Jake Paul calls on John Fury to make retirement bet for fight with son Tommy

Jonathan Gonzalez def. Rene Santiago via unanimous decision (116-112, 115-113, 117-111)

Javon 'Wanna' Walton and Joshua Torres fight to majority draw (39-37, 38-38, 38-38)

Krystal Rosado-Ortiz def. Gloria Munguilla via majority decision (38-38, 40-36, 40-36)

Christopher Diaz def. Headley Scott via TKO Round 2 - 1:48

Omar Pacheco and Christopher Ortiz fight to majority draw (39-37, 38-38, 38-38)

Elijah Flores def. Alejandro Munera via TKO - Round 4, 2:49

Amanda Serrano addresses crowd over health issue

Serrano took to the ring and was in tears whilst explaining the eye condition that cancelled her fight against Nina Meinke. "I came ready to fight and put on a great show for my fans but the doctor didn’t clear me because I had something wrong with my eye. I wanted to fight in front of my people," she said.

Jake Paul then showed his class by stepping in when Serrano struggled to get her words out. "I know there’s people booing but Amanda came to fight, her cornea was exposed and she was failing some eye tests. This happened super last minute, we did everything in our power to continue to keep the fight from happening," he said.

"You can’t risk losing your eyesight forever just for a fight. I know she is a warrior, this is one of the best women in the world, you guys should applaud her. We’re going to stand by her. She wanted more than anything to represent for her island and this fight meant the world to her."

An emotional Amanda Serrano expresses her heartfelt disappointment that she was not cleared to fight tonight. pic.twitter.com/hcTAYuZPgX

John Fury makes blunder while issuing "stretcher" threat to Jake Paul — DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) March 3, 2024

Main event CANCELLED

The main event between Amanda Serrano and Nina Meinke has been CANCELLED just moments after Jake Paul's KO win.

A statement from Most Valuable Promotions read: "Amanda Serrano has unfortunately been declared medically unfit by the Puerto Rican Boxing Commission to fight tonight due to an eye injury she sustained yesterday.

She is devastated that she won't be able to perform in front of her hometown fans, but despite wanting to go out and put on a show, the Commission said there is no way she can fight with her eye in its current condition.

This decision equally affects Nina Meinke and MVP will be paying her fight purse in full. MVP and Amanda would like to apologize to everyone in attendance and the company will provide full refunds for all those seeking it. Details to follow on the ticket refund process.

Amanda is proud of the way her fellow MVP teammates have competed tonight, she appreciates the love and support of her fans, and hopes to return to the ring soon."

Paul KO's Bourland in round one

ROUND 1 KO FOR @jakepaul

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— DAZN Boxing (@DAZNBoxing) March 3, 2024

Official result: Jake Paul def. Ryan Bourland via TKO - Round 1, 2:32

Jake Paul vs Ryan Bourland - Round 1

Paul opened up the fight by firing out his jab and check hook. The red feathers of Paul’s fight shorts, in honour of his nickname ‘The Rooster’, flung threw the air whenever he landed a punch. Paul was mixing up his punches to the body and was butchering Bourland against the ropes. The referee was taking a close look and stepped in right as Bourland fell to the canvas.

Paul was mixing up his punches to the body and he was butchering Borland against the ropes. The referee was taking a close look and stepped in right as Bourland fell to the canvas.

Here comes Paul...

Bourland is in the ring and now here comes Paul dressed in a rooster outfit to honour his nickname 'El Gallo'

Jake Paul vs Ryan Bourland up next...

Co-main event time next as Paul competes in his 10th professional fight against Bourland...

Gonzalez defends world title

Not an entertaining world title clash at all, but Gonzalez defends his belt with a unanimous decision win.

“I think I won, it was a close fight. That’s why Rene was the interim champion, because he’s a warrior. It’s a bit hard for me to make 108lb, I can’t do my best. My team will decide if I go up to 112lb after this,” Gonzalez said after his win.

Official result: Jonathan Gonzalez def. Rene Santiago via unanimous decision (116-112, 115-113, 117-111)

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 12

Starting to get lively in this final round as both men land punches after being told to break by the referee. Santiago pushes Gonzalez against the ropes and goes to the body. We go the distance, certainly not one for the history books.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 11

Two rounds to go and the scorecards could be all over the place if this goes the distance. Good jabs from Gonzalez and they clinch in the final 20 seconds.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 10

Gonzalez is walking Santiago down in this round instead of putting his back on the ropes. Body work from Santiago likely edged the round in his favour as Gonzalez didn’t land anything notable.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 9

Gonzalez has seemingly changed up his gameplan in these last two rounds and is putting his back on the ropes trying to counter Santiago. Some good defence from the world champion but he is coming up a bit short with his counter punches.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 8

Gonzalez is walking Santiago down and letting his hands go. Still extremely close as Gonzalez has landed just one more punch than Santiago after 20 minutes of action. Good uppercut to the body from Gonzalez, who has upped the pace in this round.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 7

A perfect shot from Santiago seems to freeze Gonzalez in his tracks at the start of the round. More jabs from Santiago and Gonzalez replies with some of his own.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 6

Another evenly-contested round with some good jabs landed by the champion. Just over the half-way mark and it's still all up for grabs.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 5

Good left hook for Santiago lands and the challenger is likely up on the scorecards so far. Body work from Gonzalez to end the round, a more convincing three minutes for the champion.

Jake Paul reacts to 'Wanna' Walton decision

Jake Paul reacts to the @onwardwanna score card How did you score the fight?

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Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 4

Punch stats almost identical after four rounds but Santiago has landed slightly more while throwing less. Santiago finishes strong in the final 20 seconds and Gonzalez complains about a low blow

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 3

Good exchange of body shots as both men connect. Santiago is coming on strong but Gonzalez is able to slow the round down to his pace. You get the feeling this fight is starting to heat up.

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 2

Good uppercut from Santiago gets through the guard of Gonzalez, who is down momentarily but it’s ruled a slip. Strong end to the round from Santiago!

Jonathan Gonzalez vs Rene Santiago - Round 1

Slow start from both men to this world title fight with Gonzalez landing the better jabs in the first three minutes.

Junior-flyweight world title fight up next

Jonathan Gonzalez defends his junior-flyweight world title up next against Rene Santiago.

Euphoria star Javon 'Wanna' Walton fights to majority draw

It didn't sit well with the Puerto Rico crowd and Euphoria star Javon 'Wanna' Walton surprisingly fights to a majroty draw against Joshua Torres.

“My opponent gave me a good fight, I personally think I took this one but the decision is what it is. Fighting on this stage there are nerves that come with it for sure, I’ll be back very soon,” Walton said after his win.

Official result: Javon 'Wanna' Walton and Joshua Torres fight to majority draw (39-37, 38-38, 38-38)

Javon 'Wanna' Walton vs Joshua Torres - Round 4

Walton’s ribs are starting to bruise and Torres is targeting them, but it’s likely too little too late. Big right hand misses from Torres and Walton is comfortably jabbing on the backlot in the final 30 seconds. Should be a comfortable win for the Euphoria star.

Javon 'Wanna' Walton vs Joshua Torres - Round 3

Walton is down from a slip and gets back to his feet moments later. Wild swing and miss from Torres. The Puerto Rico fans still aren't happy and are more interested in Felix Trinidad being in the crowd than the actual fight. Good left hand from Walton as the round ends.

Javon 'Wanna' Walton vs Joshua Torres - Round 2

Walton picking up where he left off in the first round. Torres is standing in the middle of ring and looking at Walton in frustration, but he isn’t throwing many punches himself. Good left hook for Torres, who also needs to let his hands go more.

Javon 'Wanna' Walton vs Joshua Torres - Round 1

Slow start to this four-round fight and the Puerto Rico crowd aren't too happy about it. Walton establishing his jab and puts a couple good straight lefts behind them, not much output from Torres.

Euphoria star Javon 'Wanna' Walton up next

17-year-old Hollywood star Walton had a decorated amateur career and is already 1-0 as a professional - he takes on Joshua Torres next.

Rosado beats Munguilla on points

“[The draw] was a little surprising. It wasn’t an easy fight, we will keep on working. It wasn’t the best work I did tonight, I could have done a little bit more. I felt the love, I'm very emotional and thankful for this experience," Rosado said after her win.

Official result: Krystal Rosado-Ortiz def. Gloria Munguilla via unanimous decision (38-38, 40-36, 40-36)

Krystal Rosado-Ortiz vs Gloria Munguilla - Round 4

Rosado is punished for having her chin high as Munguilla lands two good right hands, her best punches of the entire fight. They slug it out till the final bell and Rosado as surely done enough to win a decision.