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Former USA Boxing National Champion and Team Boxing League Standout Begins Professional Journey at BiYu Promotions’ “Heart of America Pro + Am Boxing Invitational” Cottrell Brings Lifetime of Championship Experience Into Professional Ranks Live Worldwide on CombatVisionTV KANSAS CITY, KS (October 8, 2026) — From making boxing history as a young girl in Hawaii to becoming a national champion and establishing herself against experienced competition, Azariah Cottrell has spent much of her life preparing for this moment. On Saturday, October 10, 2026, Cottrell will officially begin the next chapter of her boxing journey when she makes her professional debut at BiYu Promotions’ “Heart of America Pro + Am Boxing Invitational” at Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas. Cottrell, who will compete at lightweight for this bout, will face Karla Valenzuela (3-41-3, 1 KO), a seasoned veteran with more than 45 professional fights, in a scheduled four-round contest. Cottrell enters her traditional professional debut with years of high-level amateur experience, as well as valuable competition in Team Boxing League (TBL), formerly known as Team Combat League (TCL). For Cottrell, how was born in Hawaii but now training out of Las Vegas, turning professional represents much more than another fight. It is the continuation of a journey that began in Hawaii when she was a child and has already included national championships, recognition from her home state and success against seasoned opposition. Cottrell's talent became apparent remarkably early. In 2018, when she was only 10 years old, the National Silver Gloves final rankings placed Cottrell No. 1 in the nation at 75 pounds in the 9-10 girls’ division. She also became the first girl from Hawaii to win the Silver Gloves Tournament, helping open doors and inspire other young female fighters from the islands. Together with her siblings, Cottrell, who is of African American, Filipino and Hawaiian decent, became part of Hawaii amateur boxing history, and her accomplishments in the sport earned recognition from the State of Hawaii. Her rise continued as a teenager. At only 14, Cottrell captured the 2021 USA Boxing National Championship, further establishing herself among the country's elite young female boxers. Through every stage of that journey, her Hawaiian roots have remained an important source of pride.
Former USA Boxing National Champion and Team Boxing League Standout Begins Professional Journey at BiYu Promotions’ “Heart of America Pro + Am Boxing Invitational” Cottrell Brings Lifetime of Championship Experience Into Professional Ranks Live Worldwide on CombatVisionTV KANSAS CITY, KS (October 8, 2026) — From making boxing history as a young girl in Hawaii to becoming a national champion and establishing herself against experienced competition, Azariah Cottrell has spent much of her life preparing for this moment. On Saturday, October 10, 2026, Cottrell will officially begin the next chapter of her boxing journey when she makes her professional debut at BiYu Promotions’ “Heart of America Pro + Am Boxing Invitational” at Memorial Hall in Kansas City, Kansas. Cottrell, who will compete at lightweight for this bout, will face Karla Valenzuela (3-41-3, 1 KO), a seasoned veteran with more than 45 professional fights, in a scheduled four-round contest. Cottrell enters her traditional professional debut with years of high-level amateur experience, as well as valuable competition in Team Boxing League (TBL), formerly known as Team Combat League (TCL). For Cottrell, how was born in Hawaii but now training out of Las Vegas, turning professional represents much more than another fight. It is the continuation of a journey that began in Hawaii when she was a child and has already included national championships, recognition from her home state and success against seasoned opposition. Cottrell's talent became apparent remarkably early. In 2018, when she was only 10 years old, the National Silver Gloves final rankings placed Cottrell No. 1 in the nation at 75 pounds in the 9-10 girls’ division. She also became the first girl from Hawaii to win the Silver Gloves Tournament, helping open doors and inspire other young female fighters from the islands. Together with her siblings, Cottrell, who is of African American, Filipino and Hawaiian decent, became part of Hawaii amateur boxing history, and her accomplishments in the sport earned recognition from the State of Hawaii. Her rise continued as a teenager. At only 14, Cottrell captured the 2021 USA Boxing National Championship, further establishing herself among the country's elite young female boxers. Through every stage of that journey, her Hawaiian roots have remained an important source of pride.

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