The next event on the upcoming Power Slap schedule will see Dana White’s passion project back in Las Vegas for an event on December 6.
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Next Event: Power Slap 10
To end their 2024 schedule, Power Slap will begin a five-event residency at the newest luxury resort and casino to open on the Las Vegas Strip, the Fontainebleau, on Dec. 6. The card will be headlined by a heavyweight title match when Damien “The Bell” Dibbell (5-1, 3 KOs) takes on third-ranked rising star Dorian “Disturbing The Peace” Perez (5-1, 1 KO).
In the co-main event, slap fighting legend and current light heavyweight king Ron “Wolverine” Bata (14-5, 5 KOs) returns to defend his belt for the third time against top contender Vern “The Mechanic” Cathey (5-2, 4 KOs).
How to watch Power Slap 10 on December 6
- The next Power Slap card will take place inside the Fontainebleau Las Vegas
- The card kicks off at 9 PM ET
- Power Slap 10 will be broadcast exclusively on Rumble
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Power Slap 10 card
- Damien “The Bell” Dibbell vs. Dorian “Disturbing The Peace” Perez (heavyweight title fight)
- Ron “Wolverine” Bata vs. Vern “The Mechanic” Cathey (light heavyweight title fight)
- Anthony “Babyface” Blackburn vs. Emanuel “No Love” Muniz (welterweight title fight)
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Below you can find all the results from the most recent events on the Power Slap schedule, including Power Slap 9.
Power Slap 9 Results
- Darren “The Tarantula” Godfrey defeats Ke’ali’i “The Chief” Kanekoa by KO in Round 2
- Danie “The Pitbull” van Heerden defeats Eviahn “The Waterboy” Scott by Disqualification in Round 2
- Robyn “The Belter” Wereshchuk defeats Jackie “The Hybrid” Cataline by Majority Decision
- Azael “El Perro” Rodriguez defeats Eddie “Spaghetti” Brahimir by Unanimous Decision
- James “The Iron Chin” Siekmann defeats Nate “The Buffalo Solider” Burnard by Split Decision
- Paige “12 Gauge” VanZant and Chelsea “Mini Mayhem” Dodson draw
- Power Slap Super Heavyweight Champion, Da Crazy Hawaiian defended his crown against No. 1 ranked Super Heavyweight, Vasilii “Dumpling” Kamotskii after the match ended in a majority draw. In the co-main event, a new middleweight king was crowned as Isaih “Pretty Boy” Quinones knocked out John “The Machine” Davis in the third round.
- View every result and watch post-match interviews with both champions below:
- Watch Power Slap 9:
- Power Slap 9: Da Crazy Hawaiian vs Dumpling | Thursday October 24th at 12pm ET/9am PT
- Power Slap 9 Results
- Prelims
- Darren “The Tarantula” Godfrey defeats Ke’ali’i “The Chief” Kanekoa by knockout in Round 2
- Danie “Pitbull” van Heerden defeats Eviahn “The Waterboy” Scott by disqualification (striker fouls) in Round 2
- Robyn “The Belter” Wereshchuk (29-27, 29-27, 28-28) defeats Jackie “The Hybrid” Cataline by majority decision
- Azael “El Perro” Rodriguez (29-26, 29-26, 29-26) defeats Eddie “Spaghetti” Brahimir by Unanimous Decision
- Main Card
- James “The Iron Chin” Siekmann (30-27, 29-28) defeats Nate “The Buffalo Solider” Burnard (29-28, ) by Split Decision
- Paige “12 Gauge” VanZant vs. Chelsea “Mini Mayhem” Dodson end in draw
- Isaih “Pretty Boy” Quinones defeats John “The Machine” Davis by KO in Round 3
- Da Crazy Hawaiian vs. Vasilii “Dumpling” Kamotskii ends in a majority draw
Power Slap 8 Results
- Koa Viernes def. Danie Van Heerden by decision
- Paige VanZant def. Christine Wolmarans by decision
- Anthony Blackburn def. Emanuel Muniz by split-decision
- Vasilii Kamotskii def. Kamil Marusarz by KO (Round 1)
- Vern Cathey def. Austin Turpin by TKO (Round 2)
- Duane Crepos def. Dayne Viernes by decision
- Isaih Quinones def. Wesley Drain by TKO (Round 2)
- Jackie Cataline def. Katharina Lehner by DQ (Round 2)
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Power Slap 7 results
- Ronald Staton defeats Will Woods by unanimous decision
- Cooper Housley defeats Stevie Ray Payne by KO in Round 2
- Joe “Slappy Joe” Landman defeats Keali’i “The Chief” Kanekoa by DQ in Round 1 (Illegal Strike)
- Russel Rivero defeats Cody Belisle by TKO in Round 1
- Isiah Quinones defeats Ryan Wallace by TKO in Round 3
- Alan Klingbeil defeats Coltin Cole by DQ (Fouls)
- Anthony Blackburn defeats Christapher Thomas by KO in Round 2
- Ayjay Hintz defeats Azael Rodriguez by DQ (Illegal Strike)
- Eviahn Scott defeats “Da Hawaiian Hitman” by DQ (Fouls)
- Austin Turpin defeats “Wolverine” by TKO in Round 5
- Damien Dibbell defeats Ryan Phillips by KO, Round 4
Power Slap 6 results
- Robert Trujillo defeats Dallas Marron by TKO in Round 2
- Branden Bordeaux and Eddie Brahimir compete to a majority draw (28-28, 28-28, 28-27)
- Cole Young (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) defeats Zach Zane by Unanimous Decision
- Duane Crespo (30-27, 30-27, 29-28) defeats Logan Greenhalgh by Unanimous Decision
- Vern Cathey defeated Delvin Hamlett by KO in Round 2
- TJ Thomas defeats Garrett Blakesslee due to Doctor’s Stoppage in Round 1
- Wesley Drain (28-27, 28-27, 28-27) defeats Garrett Grimes by Unanimous Decision
- Makini Manu defeats Danie van Heerden due to Illegal Strikes in Round 2
- Ryan Phillips defeats Nate Burnard by TKO in Round 2
- Brian Ellis defeats Dorian Perez by Disqualification due to Offensive Fouls
- Sheena Bathory defeats Jackie Cataline by Disqualification due to Clubbing in Round 1
- Manny Muniz defeats Christapher Thomas by KO in Round 5
How much do power slap tickets cost?
Since Power Slap events take place at the 500-seat UFC Apex, tickets are not cheap. Prices for the most recent event ranged from $500 to $3,000. The most expensive tickets included a gift signed by CEO Dana White, a post-event stage photo with a belt, access to pre-show catering, front-row seats, and a meet-and-greet.
However, the company’s first general admission event at the Fontainebleau Las Vegas in June ranged from $99 to $299.
Can you bet on Power Slap?
Since Power Slap 3 in July 2023, betting has been available on bouts via the OpenBet wagering app.
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