Montreal’s Theatre St-Denis hosted Kim Clavel against Sol Cudos with the IBF strawweight title at stake, headlining a card that also featured Tamm Thibeault vs Cristina Mazzotta, Mazlum Akdeniz vs Anthony Soto, and Nelvie Tiafack vs Ramiro Robles. The prelims included Federica Macri vs Naomy Valle, Amanda Galle vs Alondra Hernandez, Javon “Wanna” Walton vs Anthony Mora, and Loick Lahaie vs Jose Madrigal.

Kim Clavel outpointed Sol Cudos by unanimous decision to become a two-division champion, winning by scores of 99–91, 99–91, and 98–92. Clavel’s quicker hands and steady combinations set the pace early, while Cudos fired counters, including a right uppercut that got Clavel’s attention in round two. A small cut and facial redness didn’t change the rhythm as Clavel boxed cleanly down the stretch. Afterward, she called out WBC champion Yokasta Valle, who entered the ring and shared a respectful face-off.

In the co-feature, Tamm Thibeault stopped Cristina Mazzotta in the first round at 0:54. A straight left scored the knockdown, and although Mazzotta rose, her corner halted the fight. Thibeault moved to 4-0 (3 KOs).

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Mazlum Akdeniz forced a fourth-round stoppage against Anthony Soto at 2:26. A sustained flurry left Soto unable to answer, keeping Akdeniz unbeaten at 22-0 (9 KOs) and handing Soto his first loss.

Nelvie Tiafack picked up a fourth-round stoppage over Ramiro Robles when Robles’ corner waved it off at the bell. The 2024 Olympian advanced to 2-0 (2 KOs).

Federica Macri upset Naomy Valle by unanimous decision with scores of 80–71, 76–75, and 78–73. Valle was docked a point for holding in round five, and Macri’s physical approach blunted Valle’s offense.

Amanda Galle beat Alondra Hernandez over eight rounds by scores of 80–72, 79–73, and 80–72, controlling distance with her feet and jab.

Javon “Wanna” Walton shut out Anthony Mora, taking a six-round unanimous decision at 60–54 on all three cards.

Loick Lahaie opened the show with a first-round TKO of Jose Madrigal at 2:16, earning the first stoppage of his career.

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