(July 30th) One of Texas' brightest rising stars will have the opportunity to take the biggest step of his career when undefeated knockout artist Jahyden Britton (9-0, 6 KOs) of Brenham, Texas, squares off against dangerous veteran Bruno Pola Ruiz (11-4-2, 9 KOs) of San Antonio for the vacant WBA/NABA Super Middleweight Championship on Friday, August 14, 2026, as BiYu Promotions launches its premier boxing series, "Fights Under the Lights," at Constellation Field in Sugar Land, Texas.

Serving as the evening's eight-round co-main event, the championship clash pits two heavy-handed Texans against one another in a matchup expected to deliver fireworks from the opening bell. Fans attending the inaugural event, or tuning in live on CombatVisionTV, will witness two fighters with knockout power and championship ambitions collide with regional bragging rights and a prestigious title at stake.

For Britton, the bout represents far more than another undefeated record to protect. It is the opportunity to capture his first regional title while performing in front of a hometown crowd that has supported him every step of the way.

"This is going to be a tough fight, Bruno Ruiz is an experienced fighter with a lot of power," said Britton. "I trained harder than ever for this moment, and I'm ready to prove that I belong among the best in the division. My goal is to earn every second in that ring and leave with the NABA belt around my waist."

Fighting close to home only adds to the significance of the occasion.

"There's nothing like fighting in front of the people who believed in you before anyone else did," Britton continued. "Having my family, friends, and everyone from this community behind me means everything. Their support has helped shape who I am, and I'm excited to give them a performance they can be proud of. Moments like these don't come around often, and I plan to make the most of it."

Capturing the WBA/NABA Super Middleweight Championship would mark a defining moment in Britton's young career and position him among the division's emerging contenders.

"Winning this title would be a major step in the right direction for my career.” Britton said. "Every fight is another opportunity to improve, represent my team the right way, and keep moving toward bigger goals. I'm staying humble, staying hungry, and keeping my focus on becoming the best fighter I can be."

With six knockouts in nine victories, Britton has developed a reputation as one of Texas' most exciting young prospects, and he promises fans another memorable performance on August 14.

"Fans can expect me to come prepared, fight with heart, and leave everything in the ring," Britton added. "I never take an opportunity like this for granted. Whether the fight goes the distance or ends early, everyone watching is going to see a fighter who's willing to give everything to earn the victory. That's the kind of performance I’m going to deliver."

BiYu Promotions President Bobby Harrison believes Britton and Ruiz have all the ingredients to produce one of the most entertaining fights of the year.

"This is exactly the type of matchup we envisioned when we created 'Fights Under the Lights,'" Harrison said. "You have two proud Texas fighters with knockout power, championship aspirations, and everything to gain. Jahyden, who is one of our fighters, is one of the fastest-rising young talents in the sport, while Bruno has the experience and punching power to change a fight with one shot. That's a recipe for an unforgettable championship battle."

Harrison also encouraged fans to experience the inaugural event in person or watch live from anywhere.

"We're building something special with 'Fights Under the Lights,' and August 14 is just the beginning," Harrison added. "If you're in Texas, come experience the atmosphere at Constellation Field because it's going to be an incredible night of boxing. If you can't make it, don't miss the live broadcast on CombatVisionTV. This card is loaded with talented young fighters, championship boxing, and the kind of action fans love to see. It's going to be a night people will be talking about long after the final bell."

With championship gold on the line, hometown pride fueling one corner, and two dangerous punchers determined to make a statement, the inaugural edition of "Fights Under the Lights" promises an unforgettable night of professional boxing.

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A new chapter in Texas boxing begins on Friday, August 14, 2026, as BiYu Promotions debuts its premier boxing series, "Fights Under the Lights," at Constellation Field in Sugar Land, Texas.

Designed to showcase world-class talent alongside boxing's brightest young stars, the inaugural event promises an unforgettable evening of championship-caliber action, highlighted by the highly anticipated return of social media sensations and undefeated professional prospects Steven and Daniel Grandy, known globally as the Grandy Twins.

The 10-round main event features a clash of undefeated light heavyweights as WBA/NABA Light Heavyweight Champion Chavon Davis Stillwell (10-0, 8 KOs) of Mansfield, Ohio, now fighting out of Houston, Texas, defends his title against the hard-hitting Izaiah Dent (10-0, 9 KOs) of Indianapolis, Indiana.

With both fighters entering the ring unbeaten and boasting a combined record of 20-0 with 17 knockouts, fans can expect an explosive championship showdown. Stillwell will look to make a successful defense of his WBA/NABA crown, while Dent aims to dethrone the champion and capture the first title of his professional career in what promises to be a high-stakes battle between two of boxing's rising light heavyweight stars.

The 8-round co-main event features another championship showdown as undefeated knockout artist Jahyden Franklin Britton (9-0, 6 KOs) of Hempstead, Texas, takes on hard-hitting Bruno Pola Ruiz (11-4-2, 9 KOs) of San Antonio, Texas, for the vacant WBA/NABA Super Middleweight Championship.

Britton enters the bout with an unblemished record and an exciting, fan-friendly style that has established him as one of Texas' rising super middleweight prospects. Ruiz, a seasoned and dangerous opponent with nine knockout victories, brings the experience and power to test the undefeated contender in what promises to be an action-packed championship clash.

While championship boxing headlines the evening, much of the spotlight will shine on two of boxing's most recognizable young personalities—the Grandy Twins.

Steven Grandy (4-0, 4 KOs) returns in a scheduled four-round super featherweight contest against Houston's Gerardo Chavez Reyes (3-5, 2 KOs), while his identical twin brother, Daniel Grandy (4-0, 3 KOs), faces Eduardo Tarango (1-5) of El Paso in a four-round lightweight bout.

Long before they became undefeated professional fighters, Steven and Daniel Grandy captured the attention of millions as five-year-old boxing prodigies. Their incredible talent and infectious personalities earned national appearances on The Steve Harvey Show, Good Morning America, ESPN, FOX Sports, and numerous other media outlets.

Today, the twins have evolved from viral sensations into legitimate professional prospects. Their journey has included multiple national amateur championships, appearances alongside some of boxing's biggest stars, and the development of one of the sport's largest social media followings among young fighters. Collectively, the brothers have amassed hundreds of thousands of followers across Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Facebook, where their training videos, family values, and inspirational story continue to reach millions around the world.

Raised in Philadelphia and now based in Houston, Steven and Daniel remain grounded despite their growing fame. Trained since the age of two by their father, Daniel Grandy Sr., the twins have built a reputation not only for explosive performances inside the ring but also for their discipline, humility, and commitment to inspiring the next generation.

The Grandy Twins have spent most of their lives in front of a camera.

At just five years old, super featherweight Steven (4-0, 4 KOs) and lightweight Daniel Grandy (4-0, 3 KOs), became internet sensations after videos of their remarkable  boxing ability spread across social media, introducing millions to two little boys whose talent seemed years beyond their age. Their viral fame led to appearances on national television, recognition from some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment, and a loyal fan base that has followed every step of their journey.

Now, more than a decade later, the undefeated twin brothers are taking another important step, not for social media, but for their future in boxing.

In preparation for their return to the ring on Friday, August 14, the 17-year-old prospects have traveled to Tampa, Florida, to train with International Boxing Hall of Famers Antonio Tarver and Winky Wright, two former world champions whose combined knowledge spans decades at the highest level of the sport.

The experience comes just weeks before BiYu Promotions debuts its new boxing series, "Fights Under the Lights," at Constellation Field in Sugar Land, Texas, where the brothers will compete in front of friends, family, and fans from their adopted hometown of Houston. Both fighters are scheduled to compete in separate 4-round bouts.

For Steven, who will be facing Gerardo Chavez Reyes (3-5, 2 KOs), the opportunity is bigger than simply working with boxing legends.

"This is something we've dreamed about," said Steven. "Growing up, we watched guys like Antonio Tarver and Winky Wright compete against the best fighters in the world. Now they're taking time to teach us, correct us, and help us improve. That's something we don't take lightly. Every day we're in the gym, we're trying to earn their respect and become better than we were the day before."

While the brothers have enjoyed success since turning professional, Steven believes they're only scratching the surface.

"We're undefeated, but we know we still have a lot to learn. That's why we're here. We want to become complete fighters, not just talented fighters."

Daniel, who battles Eduardo Tarango (1-5), shares that same mindset.

"Being around champions changes the way you think," Daniel said. "Coach Tarver and Coach Winky have seen everything in boxing. They're teaching us little details that make a huge difference. It's not just about throwing punches, it's about being smarter, staying disciplined, and understanding the game at another level."

"We're grateful for this opportunity because a lot of young fighters never get this kind of experience. We're going to take everything we learn here and bring it back home on August 14."

BiYu Promotions, Bobby Harrison, believes the camp represents exactly the type of investment necessary to develop future champions.

"Steven and Daniel have always had the talent," Harrison said. "People have known that since they were little kids. But talent alone doesn't win world titles. Learning from fighters like Antonio Tarver and Winky Wright gives them something you can't teach overnight, championship experience. Those men understand what it takes to compete at the highest level, and they're helping prepare these young fighters for where we believe they're headed."

"As a promoter, our responsibility is to give our athletes every opportunity to grow. This camp is part of that process, and I think fans are going to see the results when the Grandy Twins step into the ring on August 14."

The Grandy Twins enter the event with identical undefeated records and growing momentum, but neither brother is focused on protecting a perfect record. Their focus is becoming the best version of themselves.

That journey brings them back to Sugar Land on August 14, where they'll perform in front of the Houston-area fans who have embraced them since relocating to Texas.

"There's nothing like fighting at home," Steven said. "We feed off that energy."

"We want everyone who's watched us grow up to come out and see how far we've come," Daniel added. "This isn't just another fight. It's another step toward our dream, and we're excited to share that with our hometown. fans"

Their appearance on "Fights Under the Lights" represents another milestone in careers that many believe are destined for championship success.

For BiYu Promotions founder and CEO Bobby Harrison, the inaugural event represents far more than a single fight card, it marks the beginning of a long-term vision.

"This event validates my vision because it's the first major step toward building something special for the boxing community, not only here in Texas, but other regions in the United States and neighboring countries," said Harrison. "We've worked tirelessly to create a promotion that gives deserving fighters a platform to showcase their talent while providing fans with exciting, competitive fights. 'Fights Under the Lights' is more than just a name, it's a vision for the future of our company. Having championship fights, rising stars like Chavon Stillwell, Izaiah Dent, and Jahyden Britton, along with the incredible story of the Grandy Twins, makes this a card we're extremely proud of. We want fans to leave knowing they've witnessed something special, and we hope this is just the beginning of many memorable nights under the BiYu Promotions banner."

Harrison believes featuring the Grandy Twins is an important part of growing the sport's audience.

"Steven and Daniel represent everything that's exciting about the future of boxing," Harrison continued. "People have watched these young men grow up in front of the cameras since they were little kids. Now they're undefeated professionals with tremendous talent, tremendous character, and a connection with fans that very few fighters possess. They bring a new audience to boxing while earning the respect of longtime fans through their performances in the ring. We're honored to have them as part of our first 'Fights Under the Lights' event."

In addition to the night's featured championship bouts, the August 14 card will showcase an outstanding lineup of rising prospects from Texas and across the country, further demonstrating BiYu Promotions' commitment to developing the next generation of boxing stars while delivering competitive, action-packed matchups for fight fans.

Undefeated super middleweight prospect John Torres (12-0-1, 11 KOs) returns in a scheduled six-round bout against Ryan Adams (12-12-1, 7 KOs).

Also featured in six-round action, unbeaten welterweight prospect Joshua Franco (4-0, 3 KOs) will take on Roberto Castro (3-4, 2 KOs).

In a six-round bantamweight matchup, undefeated Mauro Sierra (12-0, 6 KOs) looks to keep his perfect record intact against Gabriel Bernardi Cruz (7-5, 3 KOs).

Another undefeated prospect, Ty Cassell (4-0, 2 KOs), will put his unbeaten record on the line against Charles Scott Jr. (1-4) in a scheduled four-round lightweight bout.

Rounding out the card, super middleweight Roy Knight (3-1) returns to the ring in a four-round contest.

With championship bouts, undefeated contenders, hometown heroes, and two of boxing's most recognizable young stars all sharing the same stage, BiYu Promotions' "Fights Under the Lights" promises to deliver an unforgettable night that celebrates the sport's present while introducing many of its future champions.

BiYu Promotions is a multi-brand organization dedicated to the sport of Boxing and is led by licensed promoter and manager Bobby Harrison. Harrison brings fifteen years of experience in Boxing and has been involved in entertainment for over 30 years.

The organization includes various entertainment businesses and is now headquartered in Houston, Texas with offices in Tampa, Florida and Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic.

BiYu houses the BiYu Training Complex in Houston where professional and amateur fighters train under some of the best trainers in boxing.

BiYu Promotions' "Fights Under the Lights" promises an action-packed evening featuring several of  boxing's top undefeated prospects, but for many fans, the return of the Grandy Twins may be the night's most anticipated moment.

The viral kids who once amazed the internet are growing into polished professionals, and after spending time learning from two Hall of Fame champions, they'll have another opportunity to show just how far they've come.