Batalla del Puente 17
The 17th edition of Batalla del Puente recently rocked Corrientes, proving that Argentinian MMA is reaching incredible new heights. This massive franchise put several belts on the line, delivering an emotional evening filled with aggressive bouts. Fans witnessed history as the sport continues to explode in popularity across the region.
Valeria Foxy Ramírez Retains Her Crown
The main event carried immense pressure because it was the first time a female fight closed the show. Valeria “Foxy” Ramírez did not disappoint. Known as “The Queen of the Cage,” she defended her 54kg title against Oriana “La Dinamita” Fernández for the PFMMA Strawweight Championship title. Foxy controlled the pace with sharp technical skills and mental strength. She secured a submission in the second round, pushing her professional record to an impressive 9-1. BlackWater gym celebrated as their star athlete proved her dominance.
A Ten Second Knockout Shocked the Crowd
Another stellar moment featured Pablo “El Niño” Flores. He left no room for doubt by defeating Alexander Ñañez for the PFMMA Featherweight Championship Title with a spectacular knockout just 10 seconds into the fight. This lightning-fast victory earned him the 68kg belt. Because of this dominant performance, officials named Flores the “Best Fighter of the Night.”
New Champions and Rising MMA Stars
The professional 70kg category saw Ariel González emerge as a new PFMMA Vacant Lightweight Champion. He defeated Gonzalo Manavella by unanimous decision after showing incredible character. Earlier, Axel Aguirre secured a second-round knockout against Ignacio Tapia. Meanwhile, Alex Barreto displayed great dominance in the semi-pro ranks, winning his 61kg bout with ease.
Kickboxing Action and Historic Results
The night also featured high-intensity kickboxing matches. Darío Ruiz Díaz won a split decision against Matías Ribas in a heavy 85kg clash. In the semi-pro divisions, Gabriel Cohene and Santino Quiñones both took home unanimous wins. This extensive fight card provided a truly historic atmosphere, cementing Batalla del Puente as a premier platform for South American martial arts talent. Additional winners included Jamil Fernández, Benjamín Moreira, and Flavia Romero. Local fans are already looking forward to the next explosive edition. The combat scene in Corrientes is stronger than ever before.
