Estrada vs. Tsunami

Seniesa Estrada vs. Tenkai Tsunami Result

9/7/21

Seniesa Estrada is a world champion in two divisions and, little by little, she begins to realize the dream that she set for herself when she was just a child.

On the night that former Mexican champion Gilberto Ramírez subdued Cuban Sullivan Barrera, the 29-year-old East Los Angeles native worked for 10 rounds to conquer one of the most important victories of her career by beating Japan’s Tenkai Tsunami.

Reigning minimumweight queen Super Bad challenged the WBO junior flyweight champion to continue to build on her legacy and scored a unanimous decision win.

Seniesa conquered the two world crowns in less than four months thanks to clean and striking blows that led her to convince the judges, who showed scores of 99-91, 98-92 and 98-92 on their scorecards.

Seniesa was willing to give in size and weight, but she assured that that had not been a disadvantage and, in addition, allowed her to take the fight to a place not so comfortable for the Japanese.

“It was a very physical fight, I had to use my feet and my movement more, because he is much bigger than me. I didn’t especially feel his power, but I felt it bigger. My coach asked me to use my waist to avoid kickback. The key was body work. I want to be great, I want to be a champion. It doesn’t matter if my rivals surpass me in height and weight, “he told DAZN at the end of the contest.

Seniesa Estrada vs. Tenkai Tsunami

Banc of California Stadium in Downtown Los Angeles 9/7/21

(WBO Junior Flyweight Championship)

Golden Boy is proud to announce two spectacular additions to the Zurdo vs. Barrera undercard as Seniesa “Super Bad” Estrada (20-0, 8 KOs) challenges Tenkai Tsunami (28-12-1, 16 KOs) for the WBO Junior Flyweight Championship and Hector Tanajara Jr. (19-0, 5 KOs) faces William “El Camaron” Zepeda (22-0, 20 KOs) in a lightweight clash.

The event will take place on Friday, July 9 at Banc of California Stadium in Downtown Los Angeles and will be streamed live on DAZN.

“When it comes to undercards, nobody does it better than we do,” said Oscar De La Hoya, Chairman and CEO of Golden Boy. “For all of us at Golden Boy, it is very important for fans to get their money’s worth when attending our events or watching from the comforts of their home. That’s why we are committed to providing a full night of competitive action featuring the likes of Seniesa Estrada, Hector Tanajara Jr., William Zepeda and many more.”

Estrada is a 28-year-old world champion from East Los Angeles, California whose immediate goal is to capture gold in three divisions. In March, she faced Anabel “La Avispa” Ortiz to capture the WBA Minimumweight World Title. Now, she looks to capture a belt a 108 pounds to be one step closer to achieving her goal.

“I’m very excited to be fighting in Los Angeles again,” said Seniesa Estrada. “Fighting at home with my family, friends and fans there is the best feeling. LAFC is going to be a great venue for Golden Boy boxing. I can’t wait to win another world title in a second division.”

Tsunami, who will be defending her 108-pound title, is a two-division world champion who has a lot of experience fighting at a world championship level. Although making her United States debut, Tsunami feels she is not at a disadvantage because she has fought over a dozen times in foreign countries.

“I am excited to accept the challenge of young and fast-rising Estrada,” said Tenkai Tsunami. “I know Estrada is a good boxer. But I have superior experience and skills that I have gotten throughout my 16-year career and which I wish to use to be victorious. This is my first fight in the United States, but have fought in Mexico seven times, once in Chile and six times in Korea.”

As mentioned above, Hector Tanajara Jr. of San Antonio, Texas will face fellow Golden Boy contender William Zepeda of San Mateo Atenco, Mexico in a 10-round lightweight battle.

“These are the kinds of fights that will take my career to the next level,” said Hector Tanajara Jr. “A win against a tough, undefeated southpaw contender will show everyone that I am ready for a world title opportunity. I believe in my skills and my talent, and on July 9, I will put them on full display at Banc of California Stadium.”

“I’m ready to face the most difficult challenge of my career in Hector Tanajara Jr.,” said William Zepeda. “I have worked all my life to be able to fight on big stages such as the Zurdo vs. Barrera event. I know that Tanajara Jr. very elusive fighter, but I will do everything in my power to make him stand in the center of the ring and give a real show to all the fans.”

Diego De La Hoya (22-1, 10 KOs) of Mexicali, Mexico will face Bryan Chevalier (15-1-1, 12 KOs) of Bayamon, Puerto Rico in a 10-round featherweight fight.

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