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MVP x TikTok Live Results: Serrano vs. Manzur, Round by Round

MVP x TikTok Live Results: Serrano vs. Manzur, Round by Round

Posted on August 20, 2026 by MVP Team

Pechanga Resort Casino in Temecula, California hosted the first-ever championship boxing event on TikTok LIVE, headlined by Amanda Serrano surviving 12 hard rounds with Argentina’s Lucrecia Manzur to keep her WBA, WBO and Ring featherweight titles and collect the 50th win of her career via majority decision (114-114, 116-112 x2). The night’s other title fight produced a new champion, as Melissa Mortensen climbed off a second-round knockdown to edge Mayelli Flores by split decision and claim the vacant WBA super bantamweight belt. In the co-main, US Olympian Jahmal Harvey needed less than two full rounds to flatten Hammet Keb with a highlight-reel right hand, while veteran Avious Griffin dropped Jackson Marinez twice in the fifth to force a corner retirement. The undercard belonged to the finishers: Albina Moldazhanova ended Sheila Liesegang with a first-round body shot in 81 seconds, Olympic bronze medalist Nelvie Tiafack battered Salvador Zavala into a third-round stoppage, and Brazilian two-time Olympian Keno Marley put Braylan Brooks on a knee in the third. The decisions were just as eventful, with Brook Sibrian handing 12-0 Lupita Medina her first loss, Roxy Verduzco surviving a war with Miguelina Hernandez in a battle of unbeatens, and Cinderella Linnear upsetting Jully “Poca” Oliveira on the cards. Paolo Barredo and Jocelyn Camarillo also stayed perfect with unanimous decision wins.

MVP x TikTok Live Results: Serrano vs. Manzur, Round by Round

Full Results

Twelve fights, two world championship bouts, one night in Temecula. Below you’ll find official results from every bout at Pechanga Resort Casino, updated as they happen.

MVP x TikTok Live Main Card Results

Amanda Serrano vs. Lucrecia Manzur

Unified World Championship / 126 lbs / 12 Rounds

Result: Amanda Serrano def. Lucrecia Manzur via majority decision (114-114, 116-112 x2)
Amanda Serrano reached the 50-win milestone and kept her WBA, WBO and The Ring featherweight titles, but she had to survive 12 grueling rounds against Argentina’s Lucrecia Manzur to do it. Manzur pressed forward all night and had her best moments in the fourth, busting Serrano up against the ropes, while the Puerto Rican star leaned on body work and sharp counters to build her margin late. One judge scored the fight even at 114-114, but the other two had Serrano ahead 116-112, leaving her short of the outright women’s knockout record she had been chasing.

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Jahmal Harvey vs. Hammet Keb

Lightweight Bout / 135 lbs / 6 Rounds

Result: Jahmal Harvey def. Hammet Keb via second-round KO (2:48)
Jahmal Harvey stayed perfect at 4-0, ending his lightweight bout with Hammet Keb in spectacular fashion via a right hand that left the Mexican flat on the canvas at 2:48 of the second round. The 2021 World Amateur champion and Paris Olympian dominated from the opening bell, breaking Keb down with combinations upstairs and heavy body work before landing the finishing blow. Keb, who had knocked out an unbeaten opponent in 27 seconds in May, drops to 7-3-1.

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Mayelli Flores vs. Melissa Mortensen

WBA World Championship / 122 lbs / 10 Rounds

Result: Melissa Mortensen def. Mayelli Flores via split decision (95-94 x2, 94-95)
Melissa Mortensen captured the vacant WBA super bantamweight championship in her first world title fight, surviving a second-round knockdown and a fifth round in which she was badly hurt to outlast Mayelli Flores over 10 rounds. The unbeaten Dane responded with volume combinations and sharp right hands down the stretch, trading with the Mexican in a fight that stayed razor-thin to the final bell. Two judges scored it 95-94 for Mortensen and the third had Flores ahead 95-94, moving Mortensen to 10-0 while Flores fell short in her third title opportunity.

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Avious Griffin vs. Jackson Marinez

Welterweight Bout / 147 lbs / 10 Rounds

Result: Avious Griffin def. Jackson Marinez via TKO (corner retirement) (Rd. 5, 3:00)
Avious Griffin moved to 20-1 after breaking down Jackson Marinez in a welterweight showdown between two veterans, dropping the Dominican twice in a decisive fifth round. Marinez had held his own early behind steady left hands and body work, but Griffin took over as the fight wore on, trapping him on the ropes and landing sharp right hands to score both knockdowns. Marinez beat the count each time, but his corner pulled him out before the sixth, handing him a fifth career loss at 23-5.

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Jully Poca vs. Cinderella Linnear

Jr. Welterweight Bout / 140 lbs / 4 Rounds

Result: Cinderella Linnear def. Jully “Poca” Oliveira via split decision (39-37 x2, 37-39)
Cinderella Linnear pulled off the upset in her first fight in a year, taking a narrow split decision over former Misfits Boxing cruiserweight champion Jully “Poca” Oliveira. The 32-year-old worked behind consistent pressure and body shots across the four rounds, while Oliveira countered effectively from the outside with hooks and right hands in a fight that stayed close throughout. Two judges scored it 39-37 for Linnear and the third had Oliveira ahead 39-37, moving Linnear to 2-0 and handing Poca her first official pro loss.

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Keno Marley vs. Braylan Brooks

Cruiserweight Bout / 200 lbs / 4 Rounds

Result: Keno Marley def. Braylan Brooks via third-round KO (1:46)
Keno Marley made it three straight wins to open his pro career, dropping Braylan Brooks with a thunderous right hand at 1:46 of the third round for the knockout. The two-time Brazilian Olympian took over early, staggering Brooks in the opening round and controlling the cruiserweight bout with a steady stream of left hands and body shots. Brooks, who debuted just 20 days earlier, went to a knee and could not beat the count, falling to 1-1.

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Lupita Medina vs. Brook Sibrian

Minimumweight Bout / 105 lbs / 8 Rounds

Result: Brook Sibrian def. Lupita Medina via unanimous decision (77-75, 78-74 x2)
Brook Sibrian pulled off the upset, handing 12-0 Lupita Medina the first defeat of her career with a punishing eight-round performance built on volume combinations and relentless body work. Sibrian set the pace from the opening bell and took control down the stretch, backing Medina up repeatedly while landing the cleaner, harder shots in close. All three judges favored Sibrian, scoring the bout 77-75 and 78-74 twice, as she improved to 10-3 and Medina fell to 12-1.

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Nelvie Tiafack vs. Salvador Zavala

Heavyweight Bout / 200+ lbs / 6 Rounds

Result: Nelvie Tiafack def. Salvador Zavala via third-round KO (0:55)
Nelvie Tiafack remained perfect at 5-0, overwhelming previously unbeaten Salvador Zavala with relentless volume before the referee waved it off 55 seconds into the third round. The 2024 Olympic bronze medalist controlled the fight from the opening bell, pinning Zavala on the ropes and piling up left hands and body work while the American — fighting for the first time since April 2023 — struggled to mount any sustained offense. Zavala falls to 7-1 in his return from a long layoff.

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Iyana Verduzco vs. Miguelina Hernandez

Featherweight Bout / 126 lbs / 8 Rounds

Result: Iyana “Roxy” Verduzco def. Miguelina Hernandez via split decision (77-75, 74-78, 78-74)
Iyana “Roxy” Verduzco moved to 8-0 after surviving a grueling eight-round battle with Dominican Olympian Miguelina Hernandez, taking a split decision in a fight that could have gone either way. Verduzco built an early lead with body work and combinations, but Hernandez surged in the second half, opening a cut around Verduzco’s nose in the fifth and pressing the action down the stretch. Two judges sided with Verduzco at 77-75 and 78-74, while the third had Hernandez ahead 78-74, handing the 4-0 Dominican her first professional loss.

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Jocelyn Camarillo vs. Ashley Felix

Minimumweight Bout / 105 lbs / 6 Rounds

Result: Jocelyn Camarillo def. Ashley Felix via unanimous decision (58-56, 59-55, 60-54)
Jocelyn Camarillo pushed her record to 7-0, outworking Mexico’s Ashley Felix over six competitive rounds in their minimumweight matchup. The former U.S. national champion mixed steady left hands with consistent body work, hurting Felix in the third and fourth rounds, though the veteran kept firing back and made Camarillo earn every minute. The judges scored it 58-56, 59-55 and 60-54 for Camarillo, with Felix falling to 7-5.

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MVP x TikTok Live Prelim Results

Paolo Barredo vs. Jorge Garcia

Lightweight Bout / 135 lbs / 6 Rounds

Result: Paolo Barredo def. Jorge Garcia via unanimous decision (60-54 x2, 59-55)
Paolo Barredo remained unbeaten at 7-0, controlling Jorge Garcia across six rounds of lightweight action in Florida with a steady diet of left hands and heavy body work. The 19-year-old repeatedly cracked Garcia with flush right hands, particularly in the fifth round, but the durable Mexican survived every scare and kept pressing forward to the final bell. All three judges favored Barredo, scoring the bout 60-54 twice and 59-55, as Garcia dropped to 3-2.

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Albina Moldazhanova vs. Sheila Liesegang

Jr. Welterweight Bout / 140 lbs / 6 Rounds

Result: Albina Moldazhanova def. Sheila Liesegang via first-round knockout (1:21)
Albina Moldazhanova needed just 81 seconds to hand Sheila Liesegang the first loss of her career, walking the Uruguayan champion down to the ropes and dropping her with a punishing body shot that forced an immediate stoppage. The win moves the 2024 European Championships silver medalist to 5-0 with five knockouts, while Liesegang falls to 6-1.

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