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Talk That Talk: Seniesa vs Valle | Official Trailer

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Seniesa Estrada & Yokasta Valle Face Off Ahead of UNDISPUTED Showdown

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Published: February 09, 2024

Bad Blood: Seniesa Estrada & Yokasta Valle Face Off Ahead of UNDISPUTED Minimumweight Showdown March 29 LIVE on ESPN+

LAS VEGAS  —WBC/WBA/Ring Magazine minimumweight world champion Seniesa “Super Bad” Estrada (25-0, 9 KOs) and WBO/IBF ruler Yokasta Valle (30-2, 9 KOs) went face to face for the first time Wednesday in Las Vegas. Their long-simmering feud will be settled Friday, March 29 at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona, as the division's first-ever undisputed champion will be crowned in the evening's co-feature. In the main event, Mexican former two-division world champion Oscar Valdez (31-2, 23 KOs) will face Australian former world title challenger Liam Wilson (13-2, 7 KOs) in a 10-round junior lightweight battle. Valdez-Wilson & Estrada-Valle headline a stacked card streaming live and exclusively in the U.S. on ESPN+. The undercard will feature the return of lightweight phenom Emiliano Fernando Vargas (8-0, 7 KOs) in a six-rounder. Promoted by Top Rank, in association with No Limit Boxing, tickets are on sale NOW via Ticketmaster.com. This is what the fighters, Top Rank chairman Bob Arum, and Golden Boy Promotions CEO Oscar De La Hoya, promoter of Valle, had to say. Bob Arum "This is one of the best fight cards of the year. Really great, talented fighters, very competitive fights. I really think the fans have a real treat in store, particularly those people living in Glendale, Arizona, and the vicinity because they are really rabid fight fans. They'll turn out like they have before. We expect a full house on March 29." Oscar De La Hoya "It's great to be working with Bob Arum and Top Rank and making fights happen. I think this fight here was a fight that had to happen. I believe there's a lot of animosity between the fighters. There's a lot of competition, and the titles are at stake. History is at stake. Once again, Bob is making history. Bob continues to gives us the best fights, the best events. All I want to do is be like Bob when I grow up. I'm really happy to work with Bob and make this fight happen because the fans deserve it." Seniesa Estrada "It's not personal for her, but it's personal for me for many reasons. I'm competitive. I'm hungry to become undisputed. This is the fight that I've been trying to make and wanting to make since I was with Golden Boy Promotions around the time they first signed me. I wanted to make this fight happen because I wanted to become undisputed. So, I'm just excited and fuc*ing hungry to become undisputed. I can't wait for March 29!" "It's clear that I was promoted by Golden Boy Promotions. And Valle is always saying in interviews that I was ducking and running from her, which is completely false because there's never been any effort from her side to make the fight happen. It's always been from my side since the beginning. I told Golden Boy Promotions about her. That's how they knew about her. So, I wanted it from the start." Yokasta Valle "Champion versus champion. This is nothing personal. I just want to be a champion. I want to be undisputed. Seniesa has two titles. That's what I'm looking for. Not her. Simply the world titles is what I'm looking for. That's what I've been working towards for many years. Working hard, moving up divisions. 108, 105 pounds. All to become undisputed, and we're one step away. We're here, and I'm excited." "I visualize all of my fights, from the music I'm going to have, all the people screaming. And, God willing, all that's left after that is for them to say, 'And new undisputed champion, Yokasta Valle from Costa Rica.'" Oscar Valdez "I feel blessed to be on this card with these amazing fighters sitting next to me. I feel that I'm on their card. I feel like that's the main event. It's going to be a tremendous fight." "I definitely learned a lot from my last fight {a decision loss to Emanuel Navarrete}. We made mistakes in the ring. Sometimes, we go in with a game plan. Sometimes, that game plan doesn't work." "I'm trying to become a world champion {again}. That's every fighter's dream. Of course he's taking this fight seriously. So am I.... I respect Liam Wilson as a fighter and as a person. But inside that ring, I'm going to try to knock his head off. I'm going to do my best to win the fight and just win because I know winning this fight will get me closer to a world title shot. I really, really miss being a world champion." Emiliano Fernando Vargas "A kid can dream, and with hard work, they come to fruition. So, I'm very, very grateful to be here. This is another opportunity on March 29 to showcase my skills in front of all my beautiful fans in Glendale, Arizona. Fight by fight, we'll get there."

(Featured Photo: Mikey Williams/Top Rank)

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Seniesa Estrada krönt sich zum unangefochtenen Championesse.

Seniesa Estrada kürt sich zur ersten unwidersprochenen femalen Weltmeister im Minimumgewicht. Fantastisch spektakulärer Frauenkampf um alle vier WM-Titel im Minimumgewicht. Seniesa „Super Bad“ Estrada, die behauptete, dass sie all das böse Blut zwischen ihr und Yokasta Valle sehr persönlich nahm, übertrumpfte sie in einem rasanten und unterhaltsamen Hin- und Her-Kampf, bei dem es darum ging,…

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DEVIN HANEY VS. RYAN GARCIA LOS ANGELES LAUNCH PRESS CONFERENCE LIVESTREAM

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Time Stamps:

4:15: Intro w/ Beto Duran & Doug Fischer

14:10 - 23:30: Oscar De Le Hoya

24:18 - 34:04: Benard Hopkins

40:05 - 47:52: Arnold Barboza Jr

48:36 -51:31: Yokasta Valle

1:02:37: Alexis Rocha

1:05:42: Ryan Garcia entrance

1:20:00: Fighters w/ Mario Lopez

1:24:52: Benard Hopkins

1:26:58: Derrick James

1:27:46: Bill Haney

1:30:55: Oscar De Le Hoya

1:34:03: Arnold Barboza Jr.

1:35:21: Ryan Garcia vs Devin Haney

1:51:01: Face off

1:52:48: Discussion

1:53:28 - 1:55:30: Devin Haney interview

2:03:28: Outro

2:04:18: End

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Yokasta Valle: Farándula tica le dice a la boxeadora que es la campeona del pueblo - La Nación Costa Rica

Yokasta Valle: Farándula tica le dice a la boxeadora que es la campeona del pueblo  La Nación Costa Rica

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[ad_1] “Knock out hate,” declares Yokasta Valle who has suffered discrimination both for being a woman in a male-dominated sport and as a migrant who journeyed to Costa Rica from Nicaragua. “Many of my colleagues told me that if they, as men, could not become champions, even less so could I as a woman,” she says. “There is nothing that women cannot do. As I always tell the girls: take those speeches of hate and discrimination as fuel to achieve your goals and show the world that our capabilities are limitless.”Yokasta herself has done just that, transforming the discouragement she received throughout her career into energy to defy stereotypes and expectations. “I started boxing when I was 13 years old, and there were always people who told me, ‘You’re never going to make it,’” she explains in an interview with UN News. “But those words just served as fuel for me to say, ‘Okay, I’m going to show you otherwise.”She made good on that pledge, becoming the World Boxing Champion of the 105-pound weight class in both the International Boxing Federation and the World Boxing Organization.  Yokasta Valle is a five-time world boxing champion. “Yokasta Valle is one of the best athletes in the history of Costa Rica, and for the UN, it is an honor to work with a woman who has overcome great challenges, from adapting her life to a new country as a child, to facing discrimination and exclusion at different times in her life,” says Allegra Baicochi, United Nations Resident Coordinator in the country.As part of her advocacy against discrimination and hate speech, Yokasta met recently with the United Nations Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide, Alice Nderitu, who declares: “Yokasta Valle is not only a boxer in the ring but also a fighter for human rights.” How a Champion Boxer Knocks Out Hate The two found common ground in their shared struggle against discrimination. “She’s a young, female boxer who is very strong in her field. She has a lot of wins, lots of titles. And she is originally from Nicaragua but moved to Costa Rica as a migrant and fought the odds that migrants fight,” says Ms. Nderitu.“Not only is she strong in the ring but she’s also strong outside the ring,” the Special Adviser continues. “She has a huge social media following and she talks about countering hate speech. What she says is really relatable because she speaks about how to counter hate speech against migrants.” UNESCO Costa Rica/Yonel Puga Yokasta Valle is partnering with the UN in Costa Rica to promote the Sustainable Development Goals. The Special Adviser praised Yokasta’s messages not only on hate speech towards migrants but also gender discrimination. “She is a very strong human rights activist, and to see a strong human rights activist in a boxer, and also a very humble and nice person is a very, very good combination.”“I always suffered discrimination. First, for being a woman and for being a migrant from Nicaragua,” recalls Yokasta. “There will always be people who tell you, ‘This sport is not for women.’ ‘You don’t represent Costa Rica, you represent Nicaragua. Go back to your country.’” Yokasta understands that hate speech tends to spread on social media, so she advocates countering it. “The fact that a post contains hate speech and discrimination makes people want to repost and comment,” she observes. “You don’t have to pay attention to everything you read and see. We have to see the reality of things.”On International Women's Day, March 8, the United Nations in Costa Rica announced Yokasta as its new Champion in an event held at United Nations House. This distinction is awarded to individuals who serve as role models in areas such as sports and who promote human rights through their messages.Yokasta expressed a strong resolve to live up to her new role. “Being a UN champion comes with enormous responsibility, and I am willing to assume it.” [ad_2]

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@yokavalle_oficial @worldboxingorg 🏆 WBO belt ceremony and Christmas party dedicated to the new Jr. Flyweight World Champion Yokasta Valle at Monterrey Boxing Club, managed by Emilio 'Millo' Lozada in Bayamón, Puerto Rico. #TeamWBO 📷 V. Flat 📷Ceremonia del cinturón WBO y fiesta de Navidad dedicada al nuevo campeón mundial de peso mosca Jr. Yokasta Valle en Monterrey Boxing Club, administrado por Emilio 'Millo' Lozada en Bayamón, Puerto Rico. #TeamWBO 📷 V. Planas @vmp_photograph_pr (at San Juan, Puerto Rico) https://www.instagram.com/p/CnMyVf7uDI6/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Seniesa Estrada takes UD over Yokasta Valle.

97-93 across the board from the judges. Thought it was a closer than that but I missed the first like 3 rounds of the fight. Commentary was trash though.

Estrada's speed and power vs the straight shots, volume, and persistence of Valle. Fun fight! Both women made good accounts of themselves. When Estrada decided to move around and force Valle to chase, she was opening her up to big counters. Just wish she would use that lead jab (at all) because it would hide her hook off the lead hand. Valle had success when she could get inside without giving up the outside angle. The thing that I think really harmed her was her footwork. Lots of the big shots that Estrada landed were Valle getting caught chasing Estrada out the pocket, never resetting her feet and getting caught square or just not facing her. But when she turned up the volume, she was having big success as Estrada really only has one layer of defense. She hurt Estrada badly in that final round. Stunned her on a long combo as Estrada just did not move out the way.

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Seniesa Estrada vs. Yokasta Valle: Undisputed Showdown in Glendale

EAST LOS ANGELES, Calif. (March 13, 2024) —Seniesa “Super Bad” Estrada understands the stakes as she approaches the biggest fight of her career. The WBC/WBA/Ring Magazine minimumweight world champion is one victory away from becoming the undisputed champion, one of the few accolades she has yet to achieve during a decorated 13-year professional career.

Estrada (25-0, 9 KOs), from East Los Angeles, will face longtime rival Yokasta Valle (30-2, 9 KOs), the reigning IBF and WBO champion, on Friday, March 29 at Desert Diamond Arena in Glendale, Arizona. The undisputed showdown and clash of pound-for-pound queens will serve as the co-feature to the 12-round junior lightweight main event between former two-weight world champion Oscar Valdez and one-time world title challenger Liam Wilson.

Valdez-Wilson & Estrada-Valle headline a stacked card streaming live and exclusively in the U.S. on ESPN+. Promoted by Top Rank, in association with No Limit Boxing, tickets are on sale now via Ticketmaster.com.

Estrada and Valle have engaged in verbal back-and-forth on social media over the years, which carried over to last month's announcement press conference in Las Vegas. Valle's trainer, Gloria Alvarado, trained Estrada as an amateur. Valle's current promoter, Golden Boy Promotions, guided Estrada for several years. Despite a shared history, the rivalry is anything but friendly. 

Following a recent training session, this is what Estrada had to say:

 “Becoming an undisputed champion is something I’ve been chasing and wanting for a very long time. I can’t wait for March 29.”

 “You can’t let any of the emotions or anger from the past get to you. I’ve been in fights before where I was able to experience that. In my fight with Marlen Esparza, there was a huge rivalry between us. It all came down to who was going to stay mentally focused and stick to the game plan with all the tension leading up to the fight. This fight means even more because it’s for undisputed.”

 “{During the kickoff press conference}, I was there for business. I wasn’t there to be friendly. This is the biggest fight of both of our careers. In all her interviews and Tweets, she always said I was ducking and afraid to fight her. But during the faceoff, I didn’t hear her say any of that, so that wasn’t expected.”

 “I know I want this more than she does. I know she’s going to go in there and put up the fight of her life. And she wants it badly, too, but I want it more. I’ve been doing this since I was 8 years old.”

 “Undisputed is in my head all day, from when I wake up in the morning until I go to bed. All day long, whether I’m driving or at the gym, undisputed is on my mind 24/7. That’s the way it has to be. You have to live, think, and breathe undisputed until my hands are raised and those belts are around me on March 29.”

Photo credit: Top Rank Boxing

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Liam Wilson: „Ich bin bereit für einen Krieg!“

Oscar Valdez vs. Liam Wilson. Liam Wilson tritt am Freitag in der „Desert Diamond Arena“ gegen Oscar Valdez an. Der ehemalige australische Weltmeistertitel-Herausforderer wird am kommenden Freitag, dem 29. März, in der „Desert Diamond Arena“ in Glendale, Arizona, USA, in einer besonderen 12-Runden-Attraktion gegen den ehemaligen Zwei-Gewichtklassen-Weltmeister Oscar Valdez antreten. In dem…

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We'll start off the show and the week with some news from Costa Rica, specifically to mention a couple of female fighters - Yokasta “Yoka” Valle and Adelaida “La Cobra” Ruiz - who led to a sold-out show and who did not disappoint the crowd with their victories, as well as from Plant City in Florida, where Brandon Glanton made headlines with his TKO win over Mario Aguilar, and we'll review the results from two consecutive cards held the CAA Centre in Brampton and also from Montreal, where super middleweight Christian Mbilli remained undefeated, before concluding with an update from Las Vegas and the Box Fan Expo. https://talkinfight.com/todays-boxing-news-headlines-ep238-boxing-news-today/ Watch live on TalkinFight.com and more episodes on YouTube.com/c/TalkinFight @BOXXER @Matchroom Boxing #talkinfight #Boxen247 #boxingnews #wba #wbc #ibf #wbo

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WBO & IBF Unified World Champion Yokasta Valle will move up In weight to face unified world champion Evelyn Bermudez for the WBO & IBF mini flyweight titles, November 26th. The #BattleoftheBest is here! It's #ZepedaPrograis FIGHT WEEK!! Don't miss it LIVE from @dignityhealthsp in Carson, CA and LIVE on @fitetv! & Brought to you by @marvnation_ #ChonZepeda #RegisPrograis #Boxing #SupremeBoxing #LosAngeles #Boxeo #Boxing #LatinboxSports (at Dignity Health Sports Park) https://www.instagram.com/p/ClPPlycO-Ar/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=