Jamaine Ortiz dominates Ambiorix Bautista, scores the third round stop in Orlando

Orlando, FL – Jamaine “The Technician” Ortiz (20-2-1, 10 KOS) delivered a statement version in the Caribe Royale on Saturday evening, as a result of which the Dominican competitioner Ambiorix Bautista (19-3, 11 Kos) stopped in the third round to preserve his WBA Continental Americas title. The event, promoted by the most valuable promotions (MVP) in conjunction with CES boxing and Boxlab promotions, broadcast live on Dazn.

Ortiz wasted little time to grab control of the matchup. Moistening from both points of view, under pressure from the opening bell under pressure from the opening bell, cut off the ring and fell his opponent against the ropes. In round two, the resident of Worcester mixed sharp combinations in the head and the body and broke the longer Dominican.

In the third unleashed Ortiz a ruthless attack, Bautista floors with a right hand before the show was closed with a brutal body attack that referee Alicia Collins forced the match to stop at 1:32 of De Ronde. The interruption marked the first time Bautista was ever ready.

The victory keeps Ortiz firmly in the hunt for an opportunity for the world title, because he is currently in the top 15 of all four major sanction authorities (IBF #8, WBA #10, WBO #11, WBC #13). The 29-year-old, who pushed Teofimo Lopez to the edge in a controversial loss of decision in 2024, set his sights on the champions of the division.

“I would like to fight Subriel Matias, a colleague Boricua,” said Ortiz after the fight. “I fought against a Dominican tonight. I don’t mind fighting my own kind – it provides great rivalry. I would like to challenge Subriel or Gary Russell.”

With Momentum back by his side, Ortiz now appears as a dangerous challenger for WBC champion Subriel Matias or WBA champion Gary Antuanne Russell, possibly a major confrontation at the end of 2025 or early 2026.

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