main Event: Leblond vs. Trottier – A Clash of Professional Experience

The evening’s headline bout features a compelling matchup between Dave Leblond and Yoan “Trotman Show” trottier, both bringing professional experience to the amateur ring. Leblond, returning after a hiatus that included forays into mixed martial arts, faces Trottier, known for his relentless fighting style. Organizers hint at a palpable animosity between the two, suggesting a main event worthy of a professional stage.

Honestly, it would be difficult to have a better finish. There will be a nice animosity between the two.
Stéphane Lachance, Event Organizer

Championship Stakes and Explosive Semi-Finals

Adding to the excitement, Derek vachon and Dave Rodrigue will battle it out in the semi-finals for a championship belt. both fighters are known for their explosive styles, promising a high-energy contest. The quarter-final match sees Marc-Olivier Vachon, celebrated for delivering memorable performances, face off against Frank Bouffard, who trains with Hubert Poulin in Saint-Georges. A championship trophy will also be up for grabs in this bout.

Rising Stars and Returning Champions

The early portion of the evening will showcase emerging talent, including 12-year-old Eli “Balboa,” who aims to maintain his undefeated record against a fellow undefeated boxer from Saguenay. Other young fighters, such as Cédrick Lavallière, Raphaël Lachance, Alex-Antoine Binet, Mathis Hamel, and Jake Boudreau, will also be featured.Hamel and Boudreau are fresh off qualifying for the Canadian championships in Quebec in May, adding extra anticipation to their performances.

Veterans and Masters Take Center Stage

The gala also provides a platform for seasoned fighters. Anthonin Byrns will compete against an opponent from sainte-Marie in a heavyweight clash, while Alexis poirier, known for his crowd-pleasing style, will also be in action. A particularly noteworthy return will be that of Jessica Deschênes, a former Canadian champion, who steps back into the ring after a nine-year absence. Her comeback highlights the enduring appeal of boxing and the dedication of its athletes.

Masters division Adds Experience

Rounding out the card, Sébastien Lambert and Alex Lauzier will face each other, while Jean-Philippe Côté and Jérémie Destouches will compete in a “masters” division duel for boxers aged 40 and over. This inclusion of veteran fighters underscores the sport’s appeal across different age groups and experience levels.