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Tato Primera competes for the international title at the VI Boxing Evening in La Palma

The VI La Palma Boxing Promotion will take place on August 8 in Los Llanos de Aridane with 11 fights, featuring Tato Primera against Alexandru-Adrian.

Gustavo SantanaGustavo Santana· · 3 min read

The Severo Rodríguez pavilion in Los Llanos de Aridane will host the sixth edition of La Palma Boxing Promotion on August 8, featuring 11 fights and the main event of local fighter Tato Primera against Romanian Alexandru-Adrian.

On August 8, the Severo Rodríguez pavilion in Los Llanos de Aridane will be dressed for the VI La Palma Boxing Promotion, an event that will bring together eleven boxing matches, with the main attraction being the international professional bout between local fighter Tato Primera and Romanian Alexandru-Adrian.

A high-profile card for a historic night

The evening, organised by the Club CFC La Palma, will feature nine elite category fights, one youth category fight, and the main event: the international professional bout. Tato Primera, also known as José Antonio Martín Reis, is the promoter of the event and one of the island's most prominent boxers. His opponent, Alexandru-Adrian, arrives with a wealth of ring experience that promises a closely contested match.

The event is sponsored by the Sports Department of the Cabildo Insular de La Palma, the Town Hall of Los Llanos de Aridane, the Canary Boxing Federation, and the Trocadero Shopping Centre, among other entities. The entertainment will be provided by DJ Capote and presenter Estrella Hernández, who will liven up a night that promises to be unforgettable for contact sports enthusiasts.

Boxing, a growing discipline in La Palma

Primera emphasised that the event is the result of ongoing efforts to promote boxing on the island:

“This is the sixth time we have been able to celebrate this showcase of local talent, where one can appreciate the school we are creating, both from the Club CFC La Palma and the other entities contributing to making boxing a fixture in the island's sports calendar.”
The promoter explained that the project started as a touring circuit:
“We were the pioneers and we continue to be in the spotlight. Our goal is to reach every corner of La Palma and raise awareness of this noble sport, which was practically unknown on the island just a few years ago and has now become an emerging activity.”
Additionally, he highlighted the social value of boxing:
“There are boys and girls who, through this discipline, manage to channel, work on, and manage, emotionally, various personal and family situations. That is the small contribution we want to make.”

Tickets and timings not to miss the event

Those interested in attending can purchase their tickets in advance for 15 euros through the TomaTicket.es platform, as well as at authorised sales points: the BP gas station in Los Llanos de Aridane, the Trocadero Kiosk, and local clubs and boxers. Those who prefer to buy them on the day of the event at the pavilion box office can do so from 18:00 for a price of 20 euros. The doors will open at 18:00, and the show is expected to start shortly after.

For residents of Los Llanos de Aridane and the entire island, this evening represents a unique opportunity to see high-level boxing without leaving home. Furthermore, the event contributes to boosting the local economy, with the presence of numerous sponsors and collaborators such as Charlie, Mola, Borrasca Surf Shop, Farmacia Nieves Martín Pulido, Onda Cero La Palma, Bar Savoy, Imprenta y Rotulaciones Vera, Karma La Palma, Sano Sano Catering, Silca 2018, Irluc, Ángel Motor, and Fobrac.

The night promises strong emotions and, who knows, perhaps the beginning of an international career for Tato Primera. What is clear is that boxing in La Palma continues to make steady progress, and this sixth edition is proof that the sport of boxing has a bright future on the island.

Gustavo Santana

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Gustavo Santana

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Estudió Periodismo en La Laguna entre partido y partido. Sufridor profesional de la UD Las Palmas, mete el motor donde puede y sigue creyendo que el VAR fue un error de guion; narra el deporte canario desde hace más de una década.