Andrew Provost brings veteran striking experience from an MMA background into his welterweight clash with former champion Anthony Blackburn at Power Slap 20. Blackburn returns after a layoff holding a 6-1-1 record and prior title credentials that have shaped trader views on his power and ring generalship in the slap format. Provost enters at 2-1-1 with recent form emphasizing finishing power, including a dramatic sudden-victory knockout in prior competition that highlighted his comeback ability. The three-round bout at the Cosmopolitan Las Vegas pits Blackburn’s championship pedigree and reach against Provost’s technical timing and durability. Coin-toss results gave Provost striking-first advantage, while both fighters’ records and stylistic contrasts in hand speed versus knockout threat have anchored recent market positioning ahead of the event.