Boxing. Yanis Mehah puts the gloves back on in Rumilly

After a frustrating cancellation in April, former French champion Yanis Mehah returns to the ring tonight in Rumilly against the Spanish fighter Rodrigo Labréc. The Vulpillien hopes to make a strong impact in Haute-Savoie and reignite his journey towards higher levels.

This Saturday, starting at 7 p.m., the Albanais hall in Rumilly will host the 22nd fight of former Berjallien Yanis Mehah (19 wins, 2 losses). The Vulpillien, who had to cancel his previous appointment on April 18 due to his opponent James Londinière’s overweight, steps back into the ring with determination.

One goal: re-enter the rankings

Facing him, Spanish fighter Rodrigo Labréc, from Castilla-La Mancha, will challenge him in a six-round bout. Engaged in a comeback dynamic after a blank year, Mehah continues his goal of re-entering the rankings and getting closer to the European elite in welterweight.

Ready and in excellent physical condition, the Isérois will approach this duel with seriousness. On paper, his opponent has a contrasting record (18 fights, 7 wins including 2 by knockout, with 11 losses), which could suggest an uneven fight. But the Isérois remains cautious: the fighting spirit and determination of Iberian boxers are renowned, and each fight brings its own truth.

All eyes will be on Rumilly for this new chapter in Yanis Mehah’s career, as he is determined to continue moving forward.