Velada del Año V Recap: Fights, Entrances and Records
What is La Velada del Año?
Created by Ibai Llanos, La Velada del Año fuses amateur boxing between influencers and live concerts, streamed free on Twitch. The 2025 edition filled Seville’s La Cartuja stadium with 80,000 fans and broke Twitch’s all-time record with 10,886,384 concurrent viewers.
It’s become the largest Spanish-language livestreaming event, blending sport, showmanship and viral culture.
Fight Recap and Notable Entrances
Peereira7 vs Rivaldios
- Result: Peereira7 won by unanimous decision
- Entrance: Gladiator-themed, cape and golden helmet—set the tone with a roaring crowd.
Alana vs Ari Geli
- Result: Alana won by split decision
- Entrance: Shared the stage with Grupo Frontera singing live—emotional and powerful.
Perxitaa vs Gaspi
- Result: Perxitaa won via first-round TKO
- Entrance: Showed up in Minecraft diamond armor, wielding a pixelated sword—instantly iconic.
Abby vs Roro
- Result: Abby won by split decision
- Entrance: Confident walkout, though the result drew boos from parts of the crowd.
Viruzz vs Tomás Mazza
- Result: Viruzz won by unanimous decision
- Entrance: No frills, no helmet—adding intensity and focus to the matchup.
Andoni vs Carlos Belcast
- Result: Andoni won by split decision
- Entrance: Entered flexing his physique with lights and smoke, pumping up the crowd.
TheGrefg vs Westcol (Main Event)
- Result: TheGrefg won via third-round TKO
- Entrance: Dragon Ball-inspired, with effects and soundtrack that electrified the stadium.
Beyond boxing: concerts, spectacle and scale
Musical acts like Aitana, Myke Towers, Melendi, Los del Río and others lit up the breaks between fights. The event’s tech and stage setup was festival-grade: 45 production trucks, 36 cameras, and logistics to handle extreme heat including free hydration and shaded areas.
This resumen Velada del Año proves it’s not just a boxing night—it’s the future of global streaming entertainment.
