Alan Crenz wins IBF Latino super-lightweight title, salute from Colón | OneFootball

The fighter from Santa Fe defeated Mexican Víctor Quezada by TKO in the 3rd round, in the main event of the night at the FAB stadium.

The boxing event "La Leyenda Continúa" kicked off the 2026 season at the Argentine Boxing Federation stadium, featuring a card with five professional bouts, one of which was for a title. In the main event of the night, the fighter from Santa Fe, Alan Crenz claimed the vacant IBF Latin Super Lightweight title by defeating Mexican Víctor Quezada by TKO in the 3rd round. On a night with several KOs, Alan Arias, Diego Roldán, Dylan Navarro, and Javier Pozo also emerged victorious.

Alan Crenz scores another KO to become the IBF Latin Super Lightweight Champion

The first edition of "La Leyenda Continúa" at the Argentine Boxing Federation stadium ended in the best possible way for the Argentine protagonist in the main event. Alan "El Rusito" Crenz captured the vacant IBF Latin Super Lightweight title with a tremendous technical knockout in the second round against Mexican Víctor Quezada.

The right hand was the key through which the local fighter found victory. In the first round, he was already able to make the visiting boxer feel his power with several punches using that hand, although, of course, he was looking for precision at the start rather than going all out. In the second round, building on the first three minutes, Crenz kept trying the same approach, and a powerful right cross sent Quezada to the canvas. Quezada got up, endured the referee Soraire’s count, but when the fight was about to resume, he looked very shaken, so the referee wisely stopped the action.

The fighter from Santo Tomé, Santa Fe, started the season by notching his seventeenth professional victory, almost all by knockout, and adding a new title to his collection, after previously winning the WBO Youth title and having a strong showing last year at the Grand Prix tournament in Riyadh. On the other hand, the Mexican from Aguascalientes also began his 2026 campaign tonight, although in his case, he now has five losses on his record.

✅️ Alan Crenz (17-2-0, 16 KOs) TKO2 over Víctor Quezada (8-5-3, 6 KOs)

📌Referee: Mario González

After the victory of the fighter from Santa Fe, Club Atlético Colón congratulated the boxer born in their club for his triumph with the following post on social media.

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