The amateur boxing event organised by Ibai Llanos returns to La Cartuja Stadium this Saturday, July 25, with 20 participants and ten matches. More than 80,000 attendees are expected at the Seville venue.
La Cartuja Stadium in Seville will once again be the stage for the Sixth Evening of the Year VI, the amateur boxing event organised by streamer Ibai Llanos, this Saturday, July 25. The event, which will kick off at 19:00, will feature 20 participants in ten matches, and it is expected to exceed 80,000 attendees, solidifying the Andalusian capital as the epicentre of digital entertainment in Spanish.
The main fight will see IlloJuan face off against TheGrefg, two of the most followed content creators in Spain. IlloJuan, a 32-year-old from Málaga, will take on TheGrefg, a 29-year-old from Murcia, who won the previous edition by technical knockout. Earlier, in the ninth fight, Plex and Fernanfloo will go head-to-head: the Spanish Daniel Alonso Agúndez, 24, will face the Salvadoran Luis Fernando Flores Alvarado, 33, a historic figure on YouTube.
The fight card also includes a duel between journalists Edu Aguirre and Gastón Edul, who will bring their media rivalry over Cristiano Ronaldo and Lionel Messi to the ring. Aguirre, a collaborator of El Chiringuito de Jugones, will face the Argentine Edul, linked to TyC Sports.
In the musical realm, Argentine rapper Lit Killah, 26, will take on Alicante's Kidd Keo, 30. Additionally, Mexican Samy Rivers will face Spanish Roro, both with prior experience in the event. The fifth fight will feature Argentine Gero Arias, 23, against ByViruzz, 34, who has competed in previous editions. Influencers Marta Díaz and Tatiana Kaer, aged 25 and 22 respectively, will also step into the ring.
The evening will open with Fabiana Sevillano, a 24-year-old content creator from Seville, and Colombian La Parce, who is the same age. The official weigh-in will take place on Friday, July 24, where participants must meet the agreed weights and will engage in pre-fight face-offs.
The event, which will be streamed live online, has become a global phenomenon attracting thousands of online viewers. For attendees, La Cartuja will open its doors hours before the start, and early arrival is recommended to avoid queues. The organisation has arranged specific access points and public transport services to facilitate mobility.

