Undefeated super lightweight contender Alex "El Toro" Vargas (14-0, 5 KOs) secured the vacant WBA Continental USA title with a convincing eight-round unanimous decision victory over Julio "El Pantera" Rosa (8-4, 4 KOs). The fight took place at The Paramount in Huntington, New York, and the judges' scores were 78-73 on two cards and 77-74 on the third. In the co-main event, super welterweight Wendy "Haitian Fire" Toussaint (15-2, 7 KOs) captured the WBA Continental USA 154lb belt with an impressive performance against Jermone "Quadruple J" Jones Jr (7-2, 6 KOs). Toussaint wasted no time asserting his dominance, staggering Jones within the first thirty seconds of the fight. He continued to showcase his skills, delivering a barrage of punches to keep Jones on the defensive. During the first round, a powerful Toussaint one-two combination sent Jones to the canvas for the first time, setting the tone for the fight. The action reached its climax in the third round when, with only 29 seconds left, Toussaint again pinned Jones in the corner and dropped him for the second time. Referee Pat Sullivan decided to intervene and halt the contest, with just 2 seconds remaining in the third round, as Toussaint launched another relentless assault on his opponent. Alex Vargas and Wendy Toussaint's victories marked a successful night of boxing at The Paramount in Huntington, New York. Both fighters demonstrated their determination and showcased their talent in their respective title bouts. The WBA Continental USA titles they secured are significant steps in their careers, and the wins are sure to propel them further in the super lightweight and super welterweight divisions, respectively. The fans in attendance were treated to an exciting night of boxing action, and both Vargas and Toussaint have undoubtedly earned the respect and admiration of the boxing community. As they look ahead to their future endeavors, these fighters will seek to continue their winning streaks and aim for even greater accomplishments in the world of professional boxing.