Jahyden Britton to Defend NABA Title in Houston

Houston champion Jahyden Britton is set to face Gonzalo Andreasen on October 23, 2026, at the BiYu Arena.

Updated on Oct. 21, 2026 in Boxing

Jahyden Britton to Defend NABA Title in Houston

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Reigning NABA Super Middleweight Champion Jahyden Britton will defend his title against Gonzalo Andreasen in a 10-round bout on October 23, 2026. The match, titled Ascension Series III, will take place at the BiYu Arena in Houston.

Why it matters

Britton enters the ring looking to protect his undefeated record as he works toward securing a future world championship title opportunity. The matchup provides a crucial test for the rising champion against the experienced Andreasen.

Jahyden Britton holds an undefeated 10-0 professional record with 6 knockouts. His opponent, Gonzalo Andreasen, brings a 13-13-2 record including 9 knockouts into the 10-round championship fight.

The players

Jahyden Britton

He is the current NABA Super Middleweight Champion who is based in Houston.

Gonzalo Andreasen

He is a professional boxer with a career spanning 28 bouts.

The details

Britton has completed a rigorous training camp designed to sharpen his conditioning and skills while refining a tactical game plan to counter Andreasen's style. The event will be broadcast for fans on CombatVisionTV.

Timeline

  1. October 23, 2026: Jahyden Britton defends NABA title against Gonzalo Andreasen.

  2. 6:00 p.m. October 23, 2026: Doors open at BiYu Arena.

Season Trajectory

The Ascension Series III bout follows the structured progression established by the North American Boxing Association (NABA) championship rankings. This defense serves as a critical step for Britton to maintain his standing within the competitive middleweight landscape.

Fans can view the 10-round championship fight exclusively through the CombatVisionTV broadcast. Doors for the event at BiYu Arena will open to the public starting at 6:00 p.m. on the night of the bout.

The takeaway

Britton aims to leverage this title defense to propel his career toward a world championship title fight. Staying active with high-profile bouts against veterans like Andreasen remains essential for maintaining momentum in the super middleweight division.

Further reading

For more on upcoming matchups, explore our coverage of Boxing.

Source note: This article includes information reported by FightNews.

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